The final album of TheWeeknd’s After Hours trilogy has landed with a seductive, pop-trap-filled boom. Because the most immediately noticeable quality of Hurry Up Tomorrow is that it’s long — nearly the length of a feature film. But considering it just might be the last time we hear from The Weeknd (not Abel) before retirement, the lengthiness feels warranted. ⁠ ⁠ Zoomed out, its 22 songs feel like a supercut of his best eras: the breathy R&B of House of Balloons, sleek pop of Starboy, and dark euphoria of After Hours. ⁠ ⁠ Read the rest of our #NewMusicFriday picks at the link in bio, featuring standout albums from feardorian, mikelikesrap, eddie_chacon_, and more.⁠ ⁠ #TheWeeknd #MIKE #FearDorian