Bartees Strange’s third studio album, “Horror,” which was released this February, is a monstrous and mediocre approach to bravery.

Sweetness' is a worthy addition to the pop star horror trend and introduces a new horror icon. Read our review from SXSW 2025 ...

Bartees Cox Jr., who now makes music as Bartees Strange ... Mr. Strange switches up genres early and often on “Horror.” The second track, “Hit It Quit It,” recalls the bouncy, soul ...

In his third album “Horror,” Bartees Strange channels terror into newfound confidence and genre-bending sonic pastiche.

Sonically, Strange’s music has always been stitched from a ... Strange’s ability to quickly cut to the visceral makes “Horror” a tantalizing project. The album’s black-and-red visual ...

Much of Horror takes inspiration from the music he listened to growing up, and the following track “Hit It Quit It” in particular is inspired by Parliament Funkadelic. He invokes P-Funk ...

Opus operates as a bloody psychological horror, with plenty of thrills and spills that genre fans will love. But dig deeper and this is a canny satire on the music industry and the media that ...