Evermore
by Taylor Swift

From Ilolahti 07/17/2026 13:11 | #315316

Deluxe cd edition includes also:
16. Right Where You Left Me (85/100)
17. It's Time To Go (80/100) (Edited)

Shortlisted for album of the year at the 2022 Grammys. The winner was We Are by Jon Batiste (Edited)

From cestuneblague 02/11/2024 00:54 | #301895 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

While it feels I can be a little harsh on Taylor Swift here, which I'm sure keeps up the Swiftie world up at night HOO-ya, this is quite an atmospheric and alluring record, even if it kind of peaks in it's first quarter. Willow is indeed one of her best, Evermore is as overrated as everything Bon Iver has done since Dubya left office. (Edited)

From HoldenM 07/08/2023 22:34 | #298007 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

As far as I'm concerned, Taylor Swift's magnum opus. Better than folklore. Better than 1989. Better than Red. Better even than my personal favorites Speak Now and Reputation. The kind of album so consistent and rewarding that it makes every song that much stronger. evermore builds on the artistic direction established by folklore and refines them to something richer on every possible level. There's sensitivity and heartbreak, but there's so much romance and affection, and even humor. All the things that Taylor Swift does well, she does her best on this album. A breathtaking accomplishment. (Edited)

The best album of TS (Edited)

This is very similar to Folklore and it is extremely difficult to tell them apart. I would say this is the slightly weaker of the two only cause I prefer more songs on Folklore but that is solely on personal preference as musically there isn't much between them. I do think the songs sound a lot more mature for Taylor as she starts to get older and that really adds a grand feel to the music she creates. A wonderful atmosphere is also created by the artist and you are kept in this bubble for the full run time. However, I do think. like with Folklore, the album just lacks substance and could be cut down quite a bit. Around 6 or 7 tracks are brilliant and the rest feel more like filler. The songs do get a bit repetitive in structure by the end as well and you start to crave something different. Overall, if you enjoyed Folklore you will love this as it has several amazing tracks to get stuck into but it also has faults that hold the album back from its true potential

Not as good as Folklore, but still trending in the right direction.

From cestuneblague 01/08/2021 06:15 | #264020

... okay.

I mean it's basically second verse, same as yada yada, perhaps going more for a single-friendly 4x4 sound even from an artist who really doesn't need hit singles anymore. But going by another cliche that a good scientest doesn't repeat an experiment with the same hypothesis, this is basically the same mixture of elements where the difference is really only in some individual details, not what it;s trying to achieve. For the most part it just shows that despite the messianic hype (I know I've used that term before but absolutely nothing matched the foaming praise of Folklore), her previous album was not really putting forward anything new, just shaggier sounds given a more expensive re-stiching. Again like the last album this has a pleasent atmosphere and the move away (mostly) from the first-person narrative can make the storytelling in her songs feel a bit more engaging and expansive than usual, but in the end it still feels too self-aware and calculated and ultimately a rather un-necessary victory lap by an industry titant pretending she's having to chop wood for survival. (Edited)

A lot better than Folklore IMO, and I appreciated Folklore a lot. It is was more coherent and each tracks are great. My favs: Champagne problems, Tis the damn season, No body no crime, tolerate it and Coney Island.

From spigelwii 12/29/2020 18:30 | #263425

Swift could have made one incredible album in 2020 that would have contended for album of the year, but instead she went for releasing two; both Folklore and Evermore have great parts but don't add up to anything special. Evermore feels like the weaker of the two to my ears, though I will accept that it is full of really solid moments.

Take the best tracks from the two albums and you've got something really great, I think. (Edited)