Reviews

really wish we had gotten to hear more solo material from him, the most underrated beach boy.

my favourite bowie album, sound and vision is my favourite song from him. fantastic production from visconti and eno. done deal.

people really like to clown on the boss, i won't hear any of it. he put everything on the line for this album and it really shows on the tracklist. one of the greatest of all time.

unfortunately completely overshadowed by the cover, classic depression jams.

probably the best thrash album ever. metallica died with cliff.

new order > joy division. fight me.

pop perfection, for the longest time this was solidified as their absolute best album for me, has recently gotten some competition from 'time skiffs' and 'isn't it now?'

strong debut, teasing the greatness to come.

this album is a fucking time machine, makes me feel like a teenager again every time i listen.

just disregard ocean man as a meme, it's a great song, and this album fucking rocks. go listen to it.

my favourite fiona apple album, hardly a controversial take. love jon brion's production.

"...welcome to paradise!"

it's yankee hotel foxtrot, it's THE indie record. believe the hype.

everything that can be said about this album has already been said. maybe the best debut album from anyone ever. believe the hype.

no one writes indie pop like malkmus.

still vernon's best album, won't ever be beat.

burial has not missed in his entire career.

the last bon iver album i truly enjoyed upon release, after a re-listen i'm not as fond of it as i remember.

an absolute game changer.

the grasp this album had on my life when it came out. if i remember correctly i saw father john misty live 3 times that year alone.

the soundtrack to the summer i graduated high school. nostalgia is absolutely a factor in this score, but i don't care.

believe the hype.

the only good album by the xx. a modern classic.

looking through the tracklist and remembering just how great this album is. short and sweet, straight to the point, and sexy as all hell.

paul simon's 'graceland' but for millennials. mixed bag.

their last album as a trio, will miss this sound dearly, but this album will live forever, just like him. rip groggs.

kicked off the ukg revival, all killer no filler.

believe the hype. got my LP copy days after my ex and i broke up, and i have never felt catharsis like that before or after in my life.

it's already a classic.

björk over gabber production? sign me the fuck up.

what a mess of an album.

fav tracks: jail, off the grid

the kids are alright.

sleaze rock extraordinaire, with a big springsteen influence, easily his best.

worth the 8 year wait, was on constant rotation for months upon release.

wow. what an album, absolutely everything about this rules.

edit: belinda says builds so well and "belinda says that heaven is a place on earth well so is hell" just hits so hard.

how do people still not give danny brown enough love?

beautiful. aoty 2022.

can't wait to see the inevitable influence this has on rap. rip groggs.

pop perfection. no notes. go listen for yourself and have a great time.

instantly one of my favourite metal albums ever, and the environmental overtone is just the cherry on top.