Top 10 Worst Albums of 2021

This album is a strong contender for the worst album of the year. Not only are Tones and I's vocals extremely annoying, but it also has some of the worst pop clichés in recent history. Most songs sound the same, and some songs even sound unfinished. Let's hope she fades into obscurity and takes singing lessons (or just stops singing).

This album shows that she has no talent. I don't know why people find her unique, in my opinion.

The most frustrating thing about her is that she (probably) can sing with a normal voice but chooses to use that voice.

This album is the bona fide definition of Maroon 5's constant ambition as the trend followers they are. They take popular pop sounds and beats and strip them to the bare minimum. Following the recent uptick in redistributing deceased artists' demos by slapping them on new tracks, they do this unceremoniously not once, but twice in their 12-song catalogue.

Red Pill Blues was the diagnosis of Maroon 5's stardom nearing its end, and Jordi is the shambling corpse that remains.

I think Sputnik Music described it really well: "Every song layers Levine's singing/clumsy rapping over the most cringe-inducing trap beats, and most of the time he sounds like a middle-aged stepdad trying to sound 'hip' to get in good with his stepson. It's transparent cultural and trend pandering, and even when Levine adheres to his bread and butter, the melodies are more vanilla than usual."

The soundtrack is just as lifeless and offensive as the movie itself. It features some of Sia's worst songs, rehashes several melodies and beats from Sia's previous hits, and Sia's vocals are more ear-grating than ever. If you don't want your brain to shut down, don't listen to this album!

Very disappointed to see what Sia has become. She used to be a talented songwriter with incredible vocals. Now she's turned into a caricature of herself. She fell from grace so hard.

I don't care for what Sia is doing these days. So sad.

Painfully generic as you may expect. Most ballads are too sappy, some songs mix country and rap in the most questionable way possible, and the lyrics are full of obnoxious clichés in modern country music. Also, can they just stop saying "Yeah baby!" at the beginning of each song or between verses?

Should be one. Florida Georgia Line is so bad they are the Blood on the Dance Floor of country.

It's Florida Georgia Line, I mean come on... what do you expect?

What on Earth happened to this band? I can't believe that this mess was made by the same band that gave us the 2003 masterpiece Sing the Sorrow as well as songs like "Miss Murder."

They have definitely lost their identity here. There are little to no interesting moments, just a total snooze fest with boring instrumentation. And why does Davey sound so out of it? His vocals have impressed me before, but he sounds extremely tired throughout almost this entire album.

This was a massive disappointment, and I have no idea how AFI will get out of the deep rabbit hole they've been stuck in for quite some time.

Despite having one excellent song and two decent singles, this album really fell short of expectations. As someone who has been listening to Coldplay's music since my younger years, I can say I was sorely disappointed, which is a first when it comes to Coldplay.

Whereas albums like A Head Full of Dreams have kind of grown on me since their release, I feel like Music of the Spheres is the album I will most likely want to forget. The music is superficial, Max Martin was not a good producer choice for Coldplay, the interludes bring little to nothing to the table, and the album sounds kind of unfinished.

Also, there are three songs I want to point out, and not for the right reasons. "Let Somebody Go" (with Selena Gomez), where the lyrics are awfully trite and Chris Martin's vocals just don't mesh with Selena Gomez's (compared to Rihanna and Beyoncé, who were able to complement Chris Martin). "People of the Pride," which is incredibly bland and has a gnarly guitar riff that sounds like something out of a truck commercial. And also "Biutyful," which is easily the worst song Coldplay has ever done. I don't even know where to begin with this one.

The nameless vocoded vocals that dominate the song are simply unlistenable after only 10 seconds, Chris Martin's vocals cannot save the song from being abysmal, and the lyrics and title sound like something a primary school student would've written.

Overall, this album is not a disaster, but it's easily Coldplay's weakest album to date.

Not a bad album, but more often than not, the band failed to impress me. They sound like Led Zeppelin or Rush minus the charisma, and Josh Kiszka's vocals become ear-grating after a few listens. I'm sorry to anyone who likes Greta Van Fleet, but that's my opinion on them.

This album is boring and generic. The vocals sound like a strangling cat, and it's horrible. They are just a poor attempt to combine Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Rush, and Queen. Very dull.

My God, has The Offspring fallen off hard. It took them nine years for this album to come out (it has been delayed several times!), but it sounds like it was only put together in a couple of days and sounds very lazy and uninspired.

They also decided to throw in some older songs like "Coming for You," as well as a boring piano ballad version of "Gone Away," and for whatever reason decided to remake the classic "In the Hall of the Mountain King." I doubt that The Offspring will ever recover from this.

It's surely not a very good album (despite having a lot of tracks, almost none stand out), but it's decent. Also, The Triumph of King Freak is one of the best songs Rob Zombie has ever done, and Howling Man and The Ballad of the Sleazy Rider are good tracks.