Review by Gautam Ghosh

The album "I Don't Want To Be With U" by 1926 has been receiving mixed reviews from music critics and fans alike. The album features a mix of pop and R&B tracks that showcase the band's versatility in creating catchy tunes.

The standout tracks of the album include "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Too Late." These tracks showcase the band's ability to create infectious melodies and lyrics that stick with the listener long after the song has ended.

However, some critics have criticized the album for its lack of originality, stating that many of the tracks sound like recycled versions of other popular pop and R&B songs. The album also lacks cohesiveness, with some tracks feeling out of place among the others.

Summary by Gautam Ghosh

Despite these criticisms, the album has still managed to garner a strong fan base, with many listeners praising the band's ability to create relatable and emotionally charged lyrics. "I Don't Want To Be With U" is a decent debut album that showcases the potential of 1926, but leaves room for improvement in future releases.