The wait is over, as Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye has dropped his long-awaited album, Hurry Up Tomorrow. For those unaware, ...

He’s always been pretty morose, and his lyrics have always been a little darker than the beat and vibe of the song would indicate. Unfortunately, that doesn’t help Hurry Up Tomorrow stand out ...

In spite of its shortcomings, “Hurry Up Tomorrow” has enough substance that fans of The Weeknd are likely to revel in the album and its variety of angles, lyrics and themes for months to come.

The 34-year-old has previously suggested Hurry Up Tomorrow was inspired ... a truly startling moment as Tesfaye offers the most personal lyrics of his career to date: “I took so much more ...

On Friday, the Weeknd released “Hurry Up Tomorrow” — his latest album and the conclusion ... up elements of 1970s disco that offsets the Weeknd’s heartbreaking lyrics, which convey a darkness that is ...

The story of “Hurry Up Tomorrow” is a lot to process, but it’s rewarding if you really dive into the lyrics. If not, it’s still enjoyable pop music and relatively similar to his record-breaking album, ...

"Lore" has become a buzzword in pop music in recent years, as stars pepper their lyrics with cryptic hints ... Which brings us to Hurry Up Tomorrow — apparently the final Weeknd album, and ...

The post Hurry Up Tomorrow Is The Weeknd’s Very, Very Long Goodbye: Review appeared first on Consequence. For over a decade now, The Weeknd has been obsessed with self-destruction. Every project ...

The Weeknd fans assemble! After months of teasing the album, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' comes out in a matter of hours. Ever since The Weeknd first confirmed that 'After Hours' was part of a trilogy ...

UPDATE: Read our album review. There’s also an accompanying Hurry Up Tomorrow film due out May 16 via Lionsgate, directed by Trey Edward Schults and starring The Weeknd alongside Jenna Ortega ...

Hurry Up Tomorrow’s predecessor ... Then, a truly startling moment as Tesfaye offers the most personal lyrics of his career to date: “I took so much more than their lives/ They took a piece ...