After four years of waiting, I finally got to sit down at midnight (HS4 AT MIDNIGHT… real) and do a full first-listen reaction to Harry Styles’ fourth album, “Kiss All The Time, Disco, Occasionally.” I was genuinely shaking like a Chihuahua from pure adrenaline (and yes, a coconut berry Red Bull), because this has been my most anticipated release of 2026. We go track-by-track through all 12 songs, starting with the lead single “Aperture,” and I basically spiral in real time as the album keeps swerving into weird, quirky, funky, sometimes house-y / electronic moments that I did not fully expect. The biggest takeaway for me: the instrumentals are the star of this album. It’s chaotic in a good way, kind of experimental compared to his past stuff, and somehow still feels uniquely Harry—like, it shouldn’t work, but it does. I had full body chills during “Coming Up Roses” because the strings absolutely wrecked me, and “Pop” had me immediately thinking about edits (you know the ones). Not every track was for me (I’m looking at you, “Paint by Numbers”), but overall I landed on an 8/10 after the first listen. My top three were “American Girls,” “Pop,” and “Coming Up Roses,” and yes, I will be talking about this album for the next 5 to 10 years.