{"data":{"album":{"id":3033,"title":"Crisco","slug":"miranda-lambert-crisco","url":"https:\/\/chorus.reviews\/albums\/miranda-lambert-crisco","image_url":"images\/miranda-lambert\/crisco\/5bcf6ef3-b07c-5a35-bf96-82662b91ebe7.jpg","release_date":"2026-10-02","label":"Miranda Lambert PS","artist":{"name":"Miranda Lambert","slug":"miranda-lambert","url":"https:\/\/chorus.reviews\/artists\/miranda-lambert"}},"answer":{"score":76,"review_count":3,"sample_state":"Consensus forming","confidence_percent":90,"last_consensus_update_at":"2026-10-03T18:01:51+00:00","verdict_label":"Broadly positive consensus","verdict_summary":"Consensus is still forming across 3 professional reviews. Miranda Lambert's Crisco arrives as a vivid, retro-tinged detour that pairs her country roots with Seventies disco flourishes, and critics generally find it an intriguing, if imperfect, reinvention.","standout_tracks":["Cuttin' Onions","A Song To Sing","To Everything"],"primary_praise":"\u201cCuttin' Onions\u201d is the best track because it revives Lambert\u2019s feral energy and vocal ingenuity.","primary_criticism":"The album\u2019s core strength is its lush, late-\u201970s country disco production and orchestration, but repetitive mood and humdrum writing limit its impact.","audience_fit":"Best for listeners looking for 1970s country disco pastiche and lush orchestrations and strings, starting with Cuttin' Onions and A Song To Sing.","methodology_url":"https:\/\/chorus.reviews\/methodology"}},"meta":{"source":"Chorus - Critical Music Consensus","last_updated":"2026-10-24T05:44:03.944438Z"}}