Rainbow
by Kesha
  • Record Label: RCA
  • Release Date: Aug 11, 2017
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8.6

Universal acclaim- based on 651 Ratings

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  3. Negative: 43 out of 651
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  1. atomicvai
    Aug 23, 2017
    9
    Everything about Kesha in the past made me want to hate this album and move on, yet I find it one of the most refreshing albums I've heard in years. I can listen from start to finish and not skip a song. Highlights for me are Bastards, Let 'Em Talk, Hunt You Down and Godzilla. I just can't help smile when I listen to them. It may not be for everyone, but if you give it an honestEverything about Kesha in the past made me want to hate this album and move on, yet I find it one of the most refreshing albums I've heard in years. I can listen from start to finish and not skip a song. Highlights for me are Bastards, Let 'Em Talk, Hunt You Down and Godzilla. I just can't help smile when I listen to them. It may not be for everyone, but if you give it an honest listen, I think you'll love it. Too bad the success of this just feeds Dr. Luke.… Expand
  2. BastianCritic
    Jan 9, 2018
    9
    Kesha supo reinventarse-renacer con este gran album que habla sobre como superar cosas que pasan en la vida combina su gran humanidad de saber perdonar, ritmos y letras profundas.
  3. EmixezReview
    Nov 28, 2017
    9
    Sin duda Kesha regreso mas fresca que nunca, con un álbum magnifico, con canciones que sin duda te puedes identificar, con mensajes super positivos y con melodías que van desde gritar de alegría hasta estar en paz contigo mismo, sin duda un álbum muy emocional y el mejor de la cantante hasta el momento!
  4. Jtax0571
    Aug 14, 2019
    9
    Simplemente este album hizo que mis horizontes se expandieran es magico amargo y dulce la combinacion perfecta
  5. potasioxd
    Sep 1, 2020
    9
    en definitiva el contraste entre sus anteriores trabajos y este álbum es lo que le hace especial. los mensajes, el sentimiento que kesha le dio a este trabajo discográfico es invaluable. todas las canciones tienen una razón de ser y es simplemente magnífico. un álbum hermoso. mis canciones favoritas son hunt you down, woman, rainbow y boots
  6. JefersonXCX
    Aug 20, 2017
    8
    Após logos anos brigando por sua liberdade com o ex-produtor Dr. Luke, Kesha retorna com o "Rainbow" seu mais novo trabalho trazendo raízes country, folk/rock, pop e soul. Kesha nos trouxe um trabalho de liberdade, e eu consegui compreender isto. O álbum passa toda a emoção e fragilidade que passou no inferno durante os últimos dois anos. Realmente me surpreendeu no álbum, canções tãoApós logos anos brigando por sua liberdade com o ex-produtor Dr. Luke, Kesha retorna com o "Rainbow" seu mais novo trabalho trazendo raízes country, folk/rock, pop e soul. Kesha nos trouxe um trabalho de liberdade, e eu consegui compreender isto. O álbum passa toda a emoção e fragilidade que passou no inferno durante os últimos dois anos. Realmente me surpreendeu no álbum, canções tão profundas e IMPECÁVEIS como "Old Flames, Godzilla, Finding You e Boots" mesmo sem se jogar no country em álbuns anteriores, Kesha nos provou que está pronta para tudo e que é muito mais do que uma máquina de hits passageiros sem importância na industria Fonográfica. Com este material profundo e exuberante, Kesha mostra que é possível passar sua dor em forma de música, Praying é a prova disso. Um ponto negativo foi a mistura em um único trabalho de pop e country, apenas cito como uma desvantagem prazerosa, Mas quem disse que não é possível fazer isso não é mesmo? Uma vez que o álbum começa pop e termina country. Kesha nos trouxe seu melhor trabalho, bonito e marcante não só para os amantes de música pop, mas para ela mesma.… Expand
  7. spongeswift
    Nov 10, 2017
    8
    Rainbow shows how bold Kesha really is. Instead of the party/club music she usually puts out, she decided to give us a Pop/country/rock album and overall it's her best work yet. Is it perfect no... There are a few filler songs but overall the songs are good and the instrumentals can be nearly perfect. Kesha was always that one pop dance artist that you never really thought was a goodRainbow shows how bold Kesha really is. Instead of the party/club music she usually puts out, she decided to give us a Pop/country/rock album and overall it's her best work yet. Is it perfect no... There are a few filler songs but overall the songs are good and the instrumentals can be nearly perfect. Kesha was always that one pop dance artist that you never really thought was a good artist but anyone who said that was very wrong.… Expand
  8. Damiankosior
    Jul 19, 2018
    8
    With her new album, Kesha takes you on a ride in her "Spaceship" through a vulnerable state of mind. Very well constructed music mixed with truly emotional lyrics, are a recipe for an outstanding album. Some songs light a fire under your butt, others bring tears to your eyes. Kesha, finally breaking out of her shell and teaching us valuable life lessons, makes her a true role model notWith her new album, Kesha takes you on a ride in her "Spaceship" through a vulnerable state of mind. Very well constructed music mixed with truly emotional lyrics, are a recipe for an outstanding album. Some songs light a fire under your butt, others bring tears to your eyes. Kesha, finally breaking out of her shell and teaching us valuable life lessons, makes her a true role model not only to the younger generation but to everyone. It's good to see you back Kesha!… Expand
  9. pkuc01
    Sep 16, 2018
    8
    Very good album written from the heart which has a meaning. The combination of country music with pop gave a wonderful overall effect. However, there is one drawback which is a little bit bad placing of the songs but it does not spoil the album so much.

    Best songs: Praying, Learn to Let Go, Bastards, Finding You, Old Flames (Can't Hold a Candle to You) (Ft. Dolly Parton) Worst    Very good album written from the heart which has a meaning. The combination of country music with pop gave a wonderful overall effect. However, there is one drawback which is a little bit bad placing of the songs but it does not spoil the album so much.

    Best songs: Praying, Learn to Let Go, Bastards, Finding You, Old Flames (Can't Hold a Candle to You) (Ft. Dolly Parton)

    Worst songs: Woman (Ft. The Dap-Kings Horns), Boogie Feet (Ft. Eagles of Death Metal)

    8/10    … Expand
  10. AntonioUchoa
    Aug 11, 2017
    8
    Kesha brought to us new possibilities to see our problems and overcome with brave. Rainbow
    is miscellaneous in rythm, and is so good to destroy the "mainstream" image of pop music. Unfortunately, this wasn't enough to fall down in unlabored questions as in "Woman", uneccessary statements about
    women empowerment, alluding that "old internet-feminist speeches", but music is good and there    Kesha brought to us new possibilities to see our problems and overcome with brave. Rainbow
    is miscellaneous in rythm, and is so good to destroy the "mainstream" image of pop music. Unfortunately, this wasn't enough to fall down in unlabored questions as in "Woman", uneccessary statements about
    women empowerment, alluding that "old internet-feminist speeches", but music is good and there is a good appeal and intentions as well. In "Bastards", literally an hymn, Kesha punch our faces with hands full of self love, broken barriers and a message to haters, OMG, well-written and deep. Lastly, a highlight on "Praying" and Kesha's vocals, (I don't have expertise to discuss voice in music), but it's clearly impressive and amazing the voice power increseament of Kesha vocals through the music, for sure, is the best things of 2017 in pop music of course.

    The album in most of tracks still stay in a "pop music status" beside of shallow compositions and "empty melodies" that does not contrast neither the lyrics nor the album storytelling.

    Kesha's Rainbow, personally, is a new attempt to do pop music go in another ways, with a more "visceral" and sicere work    … Expand
  11. vi98pa
    Aug 11, 2017
    8
    I love how she turned into a true artist out of the generic popstar she used to be. Of course her work isn't perfect yet, but we're here to support her in this era that represents her revival.
  12. aleppo
    Aug 11, 2017
    8
    I am genuinely impressed by this album, which could very well (and should) end up being one of the best mainstream pop releases of 2017. On 'Rainbow,' Kesha has rediscovered her liberation in the wake of personal and professional crises, and if I had to describe this release in one word it'd be "fun". The record extends across multiple genres, from pop to rock to country, and despite itsI am genuinely impressed by this album, which could very well (and should) end up being one of the best mainstream pop releases of 2017. On 'Rainbow,' Kesha has rediscovered her liberation in the wake of personal and professional crises, and if I had to describe this release in one word it'd be "fun". The record extends across multiple genres, from pop to rock to country, and despite its genre-hopping and fusions, 'Rainbow' manages to remain cohesive throughout. There are of course some missteps - namely the curse-laden, lyrically shallow 'Bastards' and the bizarre extended metaphor that inspired 'Godzilla' - but these faults prove minor amidst otherwise solid, enjoyable songs. And might I mention that this record is BY FAR her strongest vocally?! All in all, this album truly floored me, and it is a body of work that reveals Kesha at her most outspoken, empowered, and glorious!

    Highlights include 'Woman,' 'Praying,' 'Boogie Feet,' and 'Spaceship'.    … Expand
  13. joaofelin
    Aug 19, 2017
    8
    Bastards - 8
    Let 'Em Talk - 7
    Woman - 10
    Hymn - 8
    Praying - 10
    Learn to Let Go - 10
    Finding You - 9
    Rainbow - 10
    Hunt You Down - 7
    Boogie Feet - 6
    Boots - 10
    Old Flames (Can't Hold a Candle to You) - 6
    Godzilla - 7
    Spaceship - 8

    score: 8,2
  14. rafa_dm
    Aug 14, 2017
    8
    Kesha vuelve después de cinco años de silencio. Canciones llenas de sentimientos, como praying o rainbow, y con canciones muy divertidas, como woman. Me ha gustado mucho las letras maduras y profundas pero la mezcla de estilo de las canciones no me termina de gustar. Aún así, es muy buen álbum y me ha sorprendido mucho su gran voz, nada que ver con sus anteriores trabajos.
  15. redluis369
    Aug 13, 2017
    8
    Although there are some hit and misses most of the songs are beautiful and joyful pieces with a clear theme about empowerment, forgiveness and optimism with beautiful lyrics, something she doesn't get enough credit in her previous work. Praying, Learn to let go and Rainbow are the clear highlight of the album being songs that everybody can find something to relate to and learn from it, atAlthough there are some hit and misses most of the songs are beautiful and joyful pieces with a clear theme about empowerment, forgiveness and optimism with beautiful lyrics, something she doesn't get enough credit in her previous work. Praying, Learn to let go and Rainbow are the clear highlight of the album being songs that everybody can find something to relate to and learn from it, at least I know I did.… Expand
  16. Krimes
    Aug 16, 2017
    8
    Im not really someone whos enjoyed Kesha's past efforts, so I wasnt really looking forward to this but some friend's convinced me give it a listen. Im happy they did because it was actually good dare I say great, as many have already stated this is hands down Keshas most mature album. The writing is great actually it feels refreshing to hear some thought behind lyrics in a Kesha song. HerIm not really someone whos enjoyed Kesha's past efforts, so I wasnt really looking forward to this but some friend's convinced me give it a listen. Im happy they did because it was actually good dare I say great, as many have already stated this is hands down Keshas most mature album. The writing is great actually it feels refreshing to hear some thought behind lyrics in a Kesha song. Her vocals had me impressed many times through out the album, and the scale of the songs where shocking, a few of them starting with piano and ending with an almost massive orchestral scale's like "Praying" and "Rainbow". While my only problem with those two songs is they sound way too similar however it doesn't take you out of the spell the songs put you under, the track "Godzilla" is possibly one of the cutest songs I have ever heard. Now with me saying earlier that I'm not really a fan of Keshas older stuff there are a couple of songs that fit into that genre of old Kesha that wasnt really my thing. As of now Kesha is on my radar and I'm incredibly interested in where she will go from here.… Expand
  17. partyfavor
    Apr 25, 2018
    8
    Kesha brought us this body of art from her own experiences. She let us know that her past abuses and oppression will not hinder her as an artist. I loved the album but there are some tracks that really felt like filler for me or maybe because it is country-ish vibe? Nonetheless, still great, personal album.
  18. louis_
    Jun 16, 2019
    8
    After going through an extremely troubled judicial mess with his former manager, Kesha shows himself strong enough and renewed through his songs, as well as exploring the mix of genres like rock and country
  19. whodatthick
    Dec 7, 2019
    8
  20. Alwire
    Aug 28, 2020
    8
    Devo ammetterlo, mi manca la vecchia Kesha ma con il tempo un vero artista deve evolversi e di certo Kesha non ha deluso nel suo intento. Ottimo album, ricco di brani che seguono le vecchie orme e propongono un nuovo sound. Nel complesso soddisfatto di questo prodotto.
  21. JazGalaxy
    Aug 13, 2017
    7
    I feel like this is an album that will really resonate with a certain crowd. As someone who isn't really a Kesha fan, per se, I found it to be good but not great. I really love the amount of studio chatter between tracks. It has the feel of a 90s alt rock album and it's a welcome contrast to the overproduced ultra-slick albums of the modern era. Kesha is dependable for fun, rollickingI feel like this is an album that will really resonate with a certain crowd. As someone who isn't really a Kesha fan, per se, I found it to be good but not great. I really love the amount of studio chatter between tracks. It has the feel of a 90s alt rock album and it's a welcome contrast to the overproduced ultra-slick albums of the modern era. Kesha is dependable for fun, rollicking tracks and this album doesn't disappoint. But the lyrical content is heavy in one direction that seems to speak to women who want feel empowered. I'm not that. I don't MIND that, but it's not going to speak to me quite like any of my favorite a-level albums. Ultimately the eye roll inducing "YOLO" philosophy of several tracks hurts the overall impression of the album, for me. "I'm perfect even though I'm f*d up." Yeah, sorry. I'm just too old for that line to work for me.… Expand
  22. NETMUSIC
    Aug 14, 2017
    7
    A strong comeback from Kehsa. Improvement's from Animal and Warrior but some songs seem weaker than others.

    Best Song(s):
    Learn to Let Go
    Hunt You Down
    Boots
    Woman
    Let Em Talk

    Worst Song(s):
    Spaceship
    Godzilla
  23. Music_Observer
    Sep 8, 2017
    7
    Overcoming the songwriting inconsistencies of finding intriguing melodies and interesting textures, which were highlights in only a few songs, was Kesha’s wonderful ability to communicate to her audience, both in blatancy and subtlety, with her obvious passion and intent turning a mere fun pop exploration into an important listen for new music and culture enthusiasts. My Score: 131/180Overcoming the songwriting inconsistencies of finding intriguing melodies and interesting textures, which were highlights in only a few songs, was Kesha’s wonderful ability to communicate to her audience, both in blatancy and subtlety, with her obvious passion and intent turning a mere fun pop exploration into an important listen for new music and culture enthusiasts. My Score: 131/180 (Solid) = 7.3/10… Expand
  24. libr
    Aug 11, 2017
    7
    Some people said, Rainbow is a metaphor used by Kesha for this album, a multi-genre spanning from rock, folk, even country. There are some campfire, to sing aloud, to healed, and swear words songs.
  25. MR_headphones
    Aug 14, 2017
    7
    rainbow - ke$ha
    mini review
    bastard: 5/10 ending is structurally bad but i like it let em talk: 7/10 umm... woman: 8/10 strong 8 hymn: 5/10 eh... praying: 6/10 strong 6 learn to let go: 7/10 simple in the best ways finding you: 6/10 rainbow: 6/10 light hunt you down: 6/10 boogie feet: 5/10 eh... boots: 7/10 cool old flames: 5/10 kesha + dolly parton is the craziest match up    rainbow - ke$ha
    mini review

    bastard: 5/10 ending is structurally bad but i like it
    let em talk: 7/10 umm...
    woman: 8/10 strong 8
    hymn: 5/10 eh...
    praying: 6/10 strong 6
    learn to let go: 7/10 simple in the best ways
    finding you: 6/10
    rainbow: 6/10 light
    hunt you down: 6/10
    boogie feet: 5/10 eh...
    boots: 7/10 cool
    old flames: 5/10 kesha + dolly parton is the craziest match up that has ever worked. i'm sure my grandpa whould love this one
    godzilla: 7/10 nice also light
    spaceships: 5/10 eh...

    85/140

    best: woman, learn to let it go, praying, boots, godzilla, hunt you down, let em talk, finding you, rainbow

    worst: boogie feet

    strong 7 extremely light 8    … Expand
  26. ultimatemusic
    Aug 11, 2017
    7
    What is actually Kesha’s best album doesn’t just come from having great songs with meaningful lyrics. It comes from experience, and feeling the emotion and the truth from Kesha herself when singing about the subjects that she does, because you know she’s been through them, and overcome them. It makes the album so much more enjoyable. It’s like a mini story about the troubles that Kesha hasWhat is actually Kesha’s best album doesn’t just come from having great songs with meaningful lyrics. It comes from experience, and feeling the emotion and the truth from Kesha herself when singing about the subjects that she does, because you know she’s been through them, and overcome them. It makes the album so much more enjoyable. It’s like a mini story about the troubles that Kesha has overcome in her life, and you’re completely hooked, but also you learn some life morals along with it. By the end of the album, your spirits and your outlook are completely optimistic, and that is how music works. Music is a universal language, and Kesha took advantage of that to create such an amazing album. It’s diversity in sound, the lyrics and the collaborations take a step aside from the trend music that is charting globally right now and puts the music first rather than creating noise and pointless lyrics just to sell.

    What with the such high positive outlook on this album becomes even more welcoming as it’s the first album since the legal battle between Dr. Luke and Kesha herself, and not only is it a huge **** you to everyone who has doubted her, but is a huge **** you to him and it waves flags to prove that she got through is probably the lowest point she’s ever had in her life. She is strong, and courageous, and he could not take away the colourful, fun, rebellious wild child that we know and love. It’s incredible, and this album is truly something. Kesha has done incredible with this album, and I feel proud. What a woman.    … Expand
  27. LancerReviews
    Aug 29, 2017
    7
    Rainbow is personal and intimate. Though it feels to be not as believable amidst knowing the struggle she had to face in the making of this album, it somehow steers more on being persuasive and inauthentic. But compare to her previous works, this one is her best yet.
  28. prestonhung
    May 2, 2018
    7
    'Rainbow' is Kesha's most coherent album to date. 'Rainbow' consists of angelic songs such as "Praying", "Rainbow", and "Learn To Let Go", and also contains aggressive tracks such as "Let Em Talk" and "Woman", making the album reaches its perfection. 'Rainbow' is definitely one of the best albums in 2017.
    Strongest Tracks: "Let Em Talk", "Praying", "Learn To Let Go", "Finding You", "Hunt    'Rainbow' is Kesha's most coherent album to date. 'Rainbow' consists of angelic songs such as "Praying", "Rainbow", and "Learn To Let Go", and also contains aggressive tracks such as "Let Em Talk" and "Woman", making the album reaches its perfection. 'Rainbow' is definitely one of the best albums in 2017.
    Strongest Tracks: "Let Em Talk", "Praying", "Learn To Let Go", "Finding You", "Hunt You Down", "Godzilla", "Hymn"
    Weakest Track(s): "Bastards"    … Expand
  29. DavidWasHere
    Aug 11, 2017
    6
    Let me say as someone that never loved but never had anything against Kesha back when she was a huge pop star back in 2009 and 2010, that I wanted to really love this album, or at least like it. There is a lot of potential here. The choice to go for a more rock and country direction is for the best. The instrumentation is fantastic and the composition adds a lot of energy, which isLet me say as someone that never loved but never had anything against Kesha back when she was a huge pop star back in 2009 and 2010, that I wanted to really love this album, or at least like it. There is a lot of potential here. The choice to go for a more rock and country direction is for the best. The instrumentation is fantastic and the composition adds a lot of energy, which is something that is super welcome considering how dower and dull mainstream top 40 pop music has gotten. And Kesha sounds amazing. Audotune isn't completely gone, but Kesha sounds so amazing, radiating energy and passion! It sounds so lovely! But unfortunately this has a lot of bad problems that has plague a lot of pop music. Namely lyrically which goes for vague sloganeering that tries to be cool and badass but also appeal to everyone. It's mostly a female aimed record, which is nothing wrong, but considering how shallow a lot of the lyrics on these songs (for instance Woman, which is probably the worst offender of this and really ruins the bouncy horns and composition) that are just "I don't need no man" or "I don't need these haters dragging me down" or **** you I'm awesome!" And there are a lot of F bombs that tries to be hip and edgy but just comes off as trying too hard. What is supposed to be a powerful, personal record, ends up being a shallow attempt at trying to make people feel good. Kind of this nightmarish Frankenstein monster of Lady Gaga's Jolene record with an attempt at more old school rock, country, and pop, and Born This Way, that tries to be inclusive and empowering but is just super shallow and trying too hard to please everyone. Not to mention the production can come off being electronically produced and kneecaps any of the rawer and natural songs here (unless it is obnoxious like Boogie Feet, which has the worst composition here being so grading and having a baffling awful Pepsi line drop (as well as the sound of a fresh can being opened UGH) that just makes me wonder if Pepsi payed to have her mention their soda in the song). Learn to Let Go is the worst offender here because it sounds like the awful over-produced dance-pop that this record is supposed to be the antithesis to (as well as bring up bad memories of Dr. Luke). That's not to say everything on this record is awful. Praying is still breathtaking and powerful, Hunt You Down is corny but still fun and sweet, Rainbow is a great song and shows what this record could truly be as a personal album, and despite my grievances with the lyrics, I just can't help but love Let 'Em Talk for it's addictive melody.

    Again I wanted to like this album and I get the appeal and I wish Kesha the best in the future, but there is just SO MUCH that really ruin this record for me! There's a lot of potential that is being wasted here, and that's the biggest shame here.    … Expand
  30. ManuelContreras
    Apr 7, 2018
    6
    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
  31. mynameisfrenz
    Sep 1, 2017
    6
    Kesha's awaited third studio album is a body full of pop and country songs. We can divide it in two part: the first part - the pop session - have some Avril Lavigne vibes (you can hear it in Let 'Em Talk and Learn To Let Go) and some jams like Hymn and her most beautiful song in her discography, Praying. The second part - the country session - starts with Hunt You Down and contains aKesha's awaited third studio album is a body full of pop and country songs. We can divide it in two part: the first part - the pop session - have some Avril Lavigne vibes (you can hear it in Let 'Em Talk and Learn To Let Go) and some jams like Hymn and her most beautiful song in her discography, Praying. The second part - the country session - starts with Hunt You Down and contains a collaboration with Dolly Parton in Old Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To You), written by Kesha's mom in 1980. By the way, the lyrics are so personal and emotional, she wrote the album during her rehab in 2014.… Expand
  32. itsvague
    Nov 30, 2017
    6
    Authentic feelings of a broken woman are never out of style. Kesha is unchained, controlling her own self and a big country fan (?). The recipe has been used before of course, but Kesha manages to reincarnate it flawlessly. The killer comeback song 'Praying' sums up the meaning of the album perfectly while the over songs wrap around it like the finest sweater.

    Highlights: Hymn, Praying,    Authentic feelings of a broken woman are never out of style. Kesha is unchained, controlling her own self and a big country fan (?). The recipe has been used before of course, but Kesha manages to reincarnate it flawlessly. The killer comeback song 'Praying' sums up the meaning of the album perfectly while the over songs wrap around it like the finest sweater.

    Highlights: Hymn, Praying, Learn To Let Go, Rainbow, Boots.    … Expand
  33. Jevus
    Aug 12, 2017
    5
    Irregular, it goes from genre to genre, creating a disaster and making the album tedious, if it does not innovate in anything to the music, it is more of the same, but it loses its essence with which it was born as a star and became in the artist what was it. Best song: Boots
  34. imaginetruIy
    Jun 16, 2019
    5
    Kesha was able to mix pop, rock and country in a very cohesive way on this album, which is difficult to do but the album did not please me very much, especially the ballads (except for Praying) and their partnership with Dolly Parton, Boogie Feat , Praying and Boots are far and away the best of the album, the highs and lows of the album that made it a medium work that could have been a lotKesha was able to mix pop, rock and country in a very cohesive way on this album, which is difficult to do but the album did not please me very much, especially the ballads (except for Praying) and their partnership with Dolly Parton, Boogie Feat , Praying and Boots are far and away the best of the album, the highs and lows of the album that made it a medium work that could have been a lot better with the exclusion of certain tracks.… Expand
  35. TheAxl
    Aug 28, 2020
    4
    I like the idea of ​​a personal album, but since Britney released Britney Jean, they all put out personal albums, the idea is not original
  36. ksr91
    Aug 12, 2017
    0
    I miss the fun kesha we came to love, and that's not to say her songs have always been meaningless "Dancing with Tears in my eyes" is a highlight of her career. But this is just garbage. If i wanna listen to music with substance this is too mediocre to affect you, Plenty of other other artists do this type of music much more genuine than this, it seems forced at times, I doubt I will everI miss the fun kesha we came to love, and that's not to say her songs have always been meaningless "Dancing with Tears in my eyes" is a highlight of her career. But this is just garbage. If i wanna listen to music with substance this is too mediocre to affect you, Plenty of other other artists do this type of music much more genuine than this, it seems forced at times, I doubt I will ever listen to this album again. It's so, -middle of the road- i'll honestly forget about it.… Expand
  37. lightsareon
    Aug 12, 2017
    0
    This album is very boring and generic, no good songs here.
    I like meaningful and inspiring songs like the ones from Lana Del Rey's Lust for Life, sorry Kesha.
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Universal acclaim - based on 27 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 23 out of 27
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 27
  3. Negative: 0 out of 27
  1. The Line of Best Fit
    Sep 5, 2017
    75
    The album captures a mixture of genres that come together to create a really vulnerable and organic sound. Kesha uses Rainbow to let her listeners into her struggles, thoughts and true personality, something missing from her previous releases.
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  2. Clash Music
    Aug 21, 2017
    60
    Rainbow is a muddled hotch-potch that offers little beyond the fact it heralds her return. It's great to have Kesha back--it really is--but let's hope the quality improves in future.
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  3. NOW Magazine
    Aug 17, 2017
    80
    Throughout, on both killers and filler, the singer sounds like she’s having so much fun.
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