Harry Styles’ ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’ gets mixed reviews

Harry Styles has finally released his long awaited fourth studio album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally featuring twelve tracks.

The album, released on March 6th has received positive to mixed reviews by outlets, and internet users have also weighed in on the One Direction alum’s latest drop.

Firstly, the general consensus around the album is that its lead single Aperture sets the tone for how the rest of the eleven tracks sound.

The other theme appears to be some netizens being pleasantly surprised by the album, while others note that it goes downhill after a strong start and the rest writing that the songwriting was lackluster.

One internet user took to Reddit to write, “I’m trying to be unbiased as possible bc I love Harry. I think it started really good, then it got a bit boring in the middle, then good at the end again. It’s like a mix of Fine Line and Harry’s House, tho I like the former albums a bit better.”

Another wrote, “I don’t think the album is straight up bad it’s just not good either…The production is very nice overall but the lyrics are NOTHING and there’s not a sticky chorus anywhere in this album.”

A third netizen remarked, “oh this album is sick. it's nice to have some refreshing pop music rather than the same old!” as a fourth wrote “i agree it’s a big risk and clearly an attempt to keep things fresh.”

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