Reviews (page 9 of 9)
Made me think of Feist and Agnes Obel. This one is definitely a keeper!
Squealing. Annoying
Very English. Revisit when in a Billy Bragg mood.
Average album, annoying at parts
Eh
Need to listen again. A bit bellyesque. Some sloppy time signatures in there though
Don’t really like this genre of music.
Lyrics are hard to understand
good music but not really my daily listen type
Pleasant surprise!
Meh
Decent albums, not as wannabe different than her previous one from the 90s however still with an edge. Ultimately though not enough standout songs to warrant a 4
lots of love for England. Decent songs
My introduction to PJ Harvey. Really good album, cool vibe.
Y
Timeless sound and feel to the album, harkens back to a Scott Walker grandiosity in scope and tone
She definitely doesn’t have as much gruff in her voice as her past records, but I think it suits her better. The intro track is a little odd. It’s not COMPLETELY blowing me away but I definitely enjoy it. The production from inside the church definitely has this cavernous feeling to it. Like you gotta lean in to it. Nice reverb to everything. GREAT instrumentation. It sounds pretty consistent, maybe “uniform” if you want to be harsh. Butevery track is super solid.
Mot as good as the other one.
listening on loop
Doesn't do the country justice
PJ förtjänar 100% att ha album med i denna lista men detta var inte "it".
PJ Harvey
Alternativ rock, politisk, god vokal, sangskrivning
Pretty interesting album, enjoyed it much more the second time around
Eh. I wasn't really crazy about it. Appreciate the anti-war lyrical content (at least that's what I got from my gleening), but the rest of the music doesn't really do much for me. Favorite tracks: "Bitter Branches", "The Glorious Land"
1/4 Cool modern folk album. Standout Tracks: The Words That Maketh Murder, On Battleship Hill
Good stuff again from PJH