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You Love More Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
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Crystal Castles
Crystal Castles
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5 | 2.97 | +2.03 |
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Silence Yourself
Savages
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5 | 3.05 | +1.95 |
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The Lion's Roar
First Aid Kit
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5 | 3.28 | +1.72 |
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Under The Pink
Tori Amos
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5 | 3.29 | +1.71 |
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F♯ A♯ ∞
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
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5 | 3.31 | +1.69 |
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Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
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5 | 3.33 | +1.67 |
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Give Up
The Postal Service
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5 | 3.43 | +1.57 |
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Last Splash
The Breeders
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5 | 3.45 | +1.55 |
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Homogenic
Björk
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5 | 3.5 | +1.5 |
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Carrie & Lowell
Sufjan Stevens
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5 | 3.52 | +1.48 |
You Love Less Than Most
| Album | You | Global | Diff |
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I Am
Earth, Wind & Fire
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2 | 3.65 | -1.65 |
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Millennium
Backstreet Boys
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1 | 2.44 | -1.44 |
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Don't Say No
Billy Squier
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2 | 3.34 | -1.34 |
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Tales Of Mystery And Imagination
The Alan Parsons Project
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2 | 3.22 | -1.22 |
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In Between Dreams
Jack Johnson
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2 | 3.16 | -1.16 |
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Year of the Cat
Al Stewart
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2 | 3.12 | -1.12 |
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Continuum
John Mayer
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2 | 3.1 | -1.1 |
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Young, Loud And Snotty
Dead Boys
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2 | 3.08 | -1.08 |
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The Animal Years
Josh Ritter
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2 | 3.06 | -1.06 |
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Café Tacvba
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2 | 3.03 | -1.03 |
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| Godspeed You! Black Emperor | 2 | 5 |
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Enter Shikari · 6 likes
2/5
I'M SCREAMING.
now i'm whispering.
SCREAM whisper.
-all this for 53 minutes
HELLYEAH · 6 likes
2/5
The anthropomorphized version of this album broke into my house, shotgunned a Monster drink, and then punched a hole in my drywall.
Anaïs Mitchell · 6 likes
4/5
What ever you think this album will be, it will surprise you.
Daft Punk · 4 likes
4/5
An excellent concert set as a retrospective
Björk · 3 likes
5/5
Bjork continues to impress with Homogenic. This album still sounds masterful on replay years later.
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Snarky Puppy
3/5
It's time for nouveau jazz, if you're into that.
Sampha
3/5
A good jazz contempo album
The Marcus King Band
3/5
If you want new grassy blue country, this is for you.
Chromatics
4/5
Dreamy new wave
Jimmy Buffett
2/5
70s party country music.
Jimmy Buffett is low-key my nemesis, so this is not one for me.
Amadou & Mariam
4/5
This was a fun romp!
Steven Wilson
3/5
Community theater dropout musical. If you want a long prog album, this is for you!
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
5/5
Haunting prairie melodic punk
Pedro The Lion
3/5
This is an example of cut over from the last century. So many albums have come after it that it sounds banal at this point but was not at the time.
Death Cab for Cutie
4/5
What is this death cab? Who is this cutie?
This takes me back.
Mustafa
3/5
Chill music
Ani DiFranco
4/5
90s lady power!
Bloc Party
4/5
High energy punkpop
Status Quo
3/5
70s arena rock for you.
John Mayer
2/5
Imagine the worst person you know made an album and other people liked it. Good for them, but I'd rather not hear it again.
Café Tacvba
2/5
It sounds like a combination of random cartoon music, Eric Cartman, and if a ska band was introduced to even more horns.
Not my cup of tea, but maybe for someone else.
Jóhann Jóhannsson
3/5
Music to vibe with
The Burning Hell
3/5
Your college band got a record deal!
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
3/5
Music that your grandpa used to woo your grandma
Bruce Springsteen
3/5
If you're up for a whole concert of the boss, this is for you.
Adam Green
4/5
60s sound with raunchy lyrics.
Kano
3/5
I heard a lot of "kids these days aren't as hard as we were" and this is from the aughts. This proves that everyone thinks the kids aren't okay.
Maldita Vecindad Y Los Hijos Del 5to. Patio
3/5
Stadium rock
Ty Segall
4/5
Fun and noisy garage rock
4/5
Mr E's beautiful blues
Courteeners
4/5
An unexpected enjoyable album
Fontaines D.C.
4/5
A good, nay, great relisten
Porter Robinson
2/5
It's dance music to watch cartoons to. It's a miss for me.
Tally Hall
4/5
It's like TMBG for more modern theater kids
The Avett Brothers
3/5
2000s indie pop
The Tragically Hip
3/5
Tragically under-rated
Hombres G
3/5
Unexpected!
Boy Azooga
3/5
What a weird and fun listen
The Decemberists
4/5
Portland shanties
Dave Matthews Band
2/5
This music is a vehicle for beer pong and bong rips.
The War On Drugs
4/5
Supreme dad rock
TOOL
4/5
Angry music for math nerds
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera
3/5
Men in fancy blouses playing psychedelic rock
Men I Trust
4/5
Interesting modern jazz
Stromae
4/5
So many bangers on this album
The Alan Parsons Project
2/5
I was not expecting an Edgar Allan Poe concept album.
Phish
3/5
It's 2 hours of live Phish. Buckle up, it's all of the trappings of a concert without any of the common extracurriculars associated with Phish.
Haley Heynderickx
4/5
Chill music and beautiful lyrics
Scraping Foetus off the Wheel
2/5
The level of noise that one would expect by the band name.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
3/5
Australian garage band, if that's your thing
Korn
2/5
Are you ready for Jonathan Davis to do even more Korn? I wasn't.
Tame Impala
4/5
Another good relisten
Chet Baker
4/5
Jazz is not typically my musical genre of choice and yet, I enjoyed this.
Damien Rice
4/5
I missed this album when it was released and am glad to have listened to it now.
blink-182
3/5
Puerile and funny!
Bad Religion
4/5
Socially conscious punk
GAS
3/5
Interesting background music. Some of the songs were interesting enough to want to replay and some sounded like a robot's idea of jazz.
Robyn Hitchcock
2/5
Folk lyrics with more modern instruments. It didn't really hit for me.
Amon Düül II
3/5
70s psychedelic rock hath been unleashed on my mortal ears.
The Weeknd
4/5
Sad party music for sad party people
Childish Gambino
4/5
Because it's Childish Gambino, it's great.
Daniel Bélanger
3/5
Even more French than Air.
Garbage
4/5
A great re-listen
Richard Dawson
3/5
Semi-experimental folk but more
Graham Parker
2/5
Forgettable 70s
Sublime
3/5
Are you ready for weed party punk music?
Nik Kershaw
4/5
There are a few songs that I recognize but never knew who it was. Nice addition to the list.
Mull Historical Society
3/5
Forgettable pop music to me.
Debbie Gibson
2/5
Someone is really living out their best 80s bubblegum pop dreams by recommending this album
Rachel Stevens
2/5
This album represents the mid-aughts girl group turned solo artist. It's not my thing but if you're into that sort of thing, here it is.
Hikaru Utada
3/5
This is for lovers of Evangelion and pop music. I will likely not listen to it again but it was a nice excursion into music that I do not typically listen to.
The Jesus Lizard
3/5
Grimy 90s garage rock!
LaBelle
4/5
I'm not sure what I expected but I definitely didn't expect it to be this fun.
Extrechinato y Tu
4/5
This was an interesting listen and super enjoyable.
Frank Zappa
4/5
I bet you didn't know you needed a 2 minute amp up courtesy of a song about husky bathroom habits.
MF DOOM
4/5
Go in knowing nothing about this album
THE SPORTS
3/5
The album cover looks like bro-Talking Heads. The music sounds like proto 80s indie rock.
The Postal Service
5/5
Another great relisten
Savages
5/5
Love to hear it.
Mogwai
3/5
This one made no impression either way on me
Gotcha!
2/5
Why pick a musical style when you can use them all? This one didn't do it for me.
Touché Amoré
3/5
It sounds like a modern 90s punk band
Jellyfish
4/5
Cool 90s pop!
Anaïs Mitchell
4/5
What ever you think this album will be, it will surprise you.
The Mountain Goats
4/5
Lofi with great lyrics
Alex Cameron
2/5
Unlike other folks with filthy lyrics that manage to be clever, these are just filthy without the clever.
Gang of Youths
3/5
It sounds like Australian Bruce Springsteen and I feel like there is enough of him on this list.
Billy Squier
2/5
I'm going to have to say no to this, Billy.
Gurrumul
4/5
Ethereal instrumentals and soothing vocals = more of this!
Childish Gambino
4/5
Childish Gambino gifted us this.
Sparks
4/5
Another good listen from Sparks
Garmarna
4/5
Scandinavian trance fusion - this was better than I would expect by the descriptor!
Freestylers
4/5
90s hip hop and a worthwhile listen
Ian McDonald
3/5
70s semi-psychedelic
Jimmy Eat World
4/5
An enjoyable relisten
Valerie June
4/5
Chill bluesy folk
Khruangbin
4/5
Too cool, jazzy album
Shania Twain
3/5
I can't judge this fairly due to my despising country music. If you look at some of the one liners? Amazing? But then you add the country requirements of twang and whatnot and I can't. 3 stars for the one liners.
Pink Floyd
3/5
A-okay background music
Wussy
3/5
Mid-aughts call back to the 90s
Sufjan Stevens
5/5
A beautiful and haunting album.
That Handsome Devil
3/5
Dirty rockabilly
Streetlight Manifesto
4/5
The marching band grew up!
INXS
4/5
The 80s wanted to drop a little taste of rock for you
Josh Ritter
2/5
Vaguely country and rock and pop and yet not hitting any of the notes that would make this album succeed for me.
Salif Keita
4/5
Beautiful elements of French jazz
Crash Test Dummies
2/5
I didn't know that the lead singer of the Crash Test Dummies was following this project just to submit this album.
Real review: are you ready for an irreverent album that misses the mark? Buckle up because it's 45 minutes of pure torture. Bring a friend and torture them, too!
Oingo Boingo
3/5
It's a moderate party in this album
Biffy Clyro
3/5
Don some heavy eyeliner, refer to the things as "Random", and play this album. It's 2007 and you're feeling a little emo.
Bon Iver
4/5
Mildly experimental indie
Killswitch Engage
3/5
Not my cup of tea but beyond that, the guitar work displays technical mastery.
The Dear Hunter
3/5
"Hey, it's me! Your bland mid-2010s progressive rock band."
-The Dear Hunter
Procol Harum
3/5
Fight me, but this sounds like if 70s Genesis had formed in the 60s.
Faith No More
4/5
Observe some of the song titles and giggle with me.
Aside from that, this album rocks harder than the cover album would indicate.
The Upsetters
3/5
This gives the feel of walking through a stuffy record shop in the 90s. This is clerk's favorite 70s dub record and you can see why they like it but it's not for you.
Cluster
3/5
This was a cluster of synthesizers. Not a bad background listen.
4/5
RIP Sophie! You had such a future ahead of you and this album showed what you were capable.
Arthur Russell
4/5
Experimental cello! Listening to this, it sounded more recent than 1986.
King Tubby
3/5
Dub may not be one of my preferred genres, but I could feel this album growing on me a bit. It was so smooth.
Transvision Vamp
3/5
Synthy 80s lady led pop
The Amazing Devil
3/5
Folksy blues for the theater-nerd set.
They Might Be Giants
4/5
I will join TMBG for a great time
Switchfoot
3/5
Generic rock that's a little indie but really rock.
Shudder To Think
2/5
They distilled my least favorite aspects of 90s rock into one album.
Angelo De Augustine
3/5
Quiet and lyrical
Chappell Roan
4/5
The Rise of Chappell Roan explained in an album.
Susanne Sundfør
4/5
Haunting
Nuyorican Soul
3/5
A slide back to disco while incorporating late 90s hip hop.
Neutral Milk Hotel
4/5
An enjoyable bop.
Mary Chapin Carpenter
3/5
Great voice and I wish the style was something other than country.
Kaizers Orchestra
3/5
Mid mid-2000s music
First Aid Kit
5/5
For a duo that sounds like lambs, they have the lion's roar.
Madvillain
3/5
Profane and profound.
Roger Waters
3/5
A concept album that tells a story. I didn't want to hear the story, but maybe you do.
Marillion
2/5
The album cover art does not prepare you for how it goes way harder than the album contents.
Screaming Females
3/5
A fun loud album
Alexisonfire
3/5
An okay listen for once but likely won't return.
The Sound
3/5
Interesting rock
4/5
An enjoyable album but I feel like it could have trimmed a song or two
Joe Cocker
4/5
I enjoyed this far more than I expected!
John Martyn
2/5
This didn't do it for me. It may have been groundbreaking for 1980 but by now, it sounds banal in comparison to what came after it.
Type O Negative
4/5
Feeling a little dark and brutal
Stars
3/5
An okay background listen
Death
3/5
Immense amount of metal
Harmonium
3/5
I can hear the potential and how it has been influential but I prefer the albums that built upon it.
Charli xcx
4/5
I'm having a Brat kind of year with this album
Primus
4/5
Sick bass!
Bran Van 3000
3/5
It sounds like someone's incongruous, chaotic playlist.
Louis Armstrong
4/5
Hoppin' horns!
Vulfpeck
4/5
It's no Sleepify but it was an entertaining bro funk band.
Jai Paul
4/5
There are some real standouts on this album.
Arctic Monkeys
4/5
A more mature monkeys
Vampire Weekend
3/5
Preppy edge pop
100 gecs
3/5
Absurdism for 2023
Joan As Police Woman
4/5
Enjoyable and familiar
The Hold Steady
4/5
Lyrical rock
The Posies
3/5
This had no effect on me whatsoever. Not bad, not good.
Operation Ivy
4/5
Treat yourself to some raucous punk
Cardiacs
3/5
If this is a genre, it would be Weird Rock
4/5
Get low with Low
Jeff Rosenstock
4/5
Proto-90s in the 2010s
Sunny Day Real Estate
4/5
Hardcore!
4/5
This album is quintessential 90s. If I were to try to explain the music scene to someone, it would include this album.
Karnivool
3/5
This one didn't do much for me.
Tori Amos
5/5
Stunning, beautiful, and sad; this album continues to be a great listen.
Nightwish
3/5
This album did nothing for me.
Titus Andronicus
4/5
This was an interesting exploration of punk + rock + garage together in a little package.
Kayo Dot
3/5
Experimental bro music
The B-52's
4/5
This wild planet is better with The B-52's in it.
HELLYEAH
2/5
The anthropomorphized version of this album broke into my house, shotgunned a Monster drink, and then punched a hole in my drywall.
Roky Erickson
3/5
An okay transitional album from the 70s to the 80s
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
5/5
I love this album. You need to be prepared that it is an experience album and allot 20+ minutes for each song performance.
TOOL
3/5
Not my favorite Tool album
My Chemical Romance
4/5
My bangs fell over my eye and put heavy eyeliner on my eyes for me while listening to this album
blink-182
3/5
Early aughts party punk
Freddie Gibbs
3/5
Interesting beats.
The National
4/5
They certainly spawned a lot of imitators
Calibro 35
4/5
A quick jaunt with hints of experimental jazz. I enjoyed it.
Courtney Barnett
4/5
Sometimes, I sit and think about how much I enjoy this album
Margot & The Nuclear So And So's
3/5
An a-okay listen
Chucklehead
2/5
Jazz with heavy bass lines. It didn't really draw me in.
Yeasayer
4/5
Mid-aughts indie
Modest Mouse
4/5
Isaac Brock's voice is peculiar and works for the lyrics
The Chats
3/5
More Aussie grime punk
Jimmy Eat World
4/5
Emo punk
The Cure
4/5
A fun newer album from The Cure!
Marillion
2/5
Over an hour of progrock. If that's your thing, you'll probably like this.
Amyl and The Sniffers
4/5
Grimy Aussie punk
Protomartyr
3/5
Okay post-punk
Slowdive
3/5
Very 90s
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
2/5
I am not generally a fan of jam bands and this was an hour 15 of the jammiest jam band.
Bob Mould
3/5
I like Bob Mould but I enjoy him more with Husker Du.
Thee Oh Sees
4/5
Live speedy pop punk in its most enjoyable form!
Carly Rae Jepsen
3/5
Shiny pop
Earth, Wind & Fire
2/5
The smoother side of disco funk of the late 70s
Bon Iver
4/5
Aughts folksy indie with beautiful lyrics.
The Caretaker
4/5
Like hearing music from another room, but in a good way
TOOL
4/5
Tortured guitars for the sad boy set
Jack Johnson
2/5
If you like chill surfer folk, this might be for you.
Daft Punk
4/5
French techno!
Weezer
4/5
You could ask what's with these homies and why do they gotta front, but you should know it's just 90s music
Ornette Coleman
4/5
Chill and beautiful!
Martha
3/5
Shoegaze pop for the 2020s
The Lumineers
3/5
It's a pop folk album. Oh look, there's clapping. Oh no! It's been invaded by twee drum beats.
CAKE
4/5
Fun & irreverent 90s music
Chris de Burgh
3/5
Storytelling but make it a little kooky
Chloe x Halle
4/5
Beautiful and harkens back to the early 90s.
Fontaines D.C.
4/5
Recent rock that actually rocks
Polvo
3/5
East Coast math rock.
Boards of Canada
4/5
Chill and a great background listen
Mylène Farmer
4/5
Chill and too cool for school French music
Björk
5/5
Bjork continues to impress with Homogenic. This album still sounds masterful on replay years later.
Avicii
2/5
Semi-country pop dance music. The country pop portion is not my favorite.
Avenged Sevenfold
2/5
Operatic metal rock that tries a little too hard.
The Angelic Process
2/5
Experiential bro stadium rock
Les sheriff
3/5
French 90s punk that sounds far older
Great Big Sea
3/5
Canadian shanties with an abundance of accordion.
Teenage Fanclub
3/5
90s power pop!
The Beautiful South
4/5
Catchy lyrics and music!
Joe Jackson
3/5
A foray into pseudo punk pop
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
4/5
I'm old enough to have heard most of these songs but young enough to not have realized they were all on this album. While it's not my style of music, I can recognize how it's a strong album.
Alexisonfire
3/5
Metal emo
Koritni
2/5
This is an album that felt that the 2000s didn't have enough of bro rock and wanted to give us one more album to suffer through.
Backstreet Boys
1/5
This is the boy band recipe. You have the shy one, the bad boy, the stylish one, the alternaboy, and the other guy. Add in songs about heartbreak and loving your girl. Bake for the duration of 12 songs and try not to cringe at the banality.
Wishbone Ash
3/5
This may have been groundbreaking at the time, but now it sounds like standard progrock
The 1975
3/5
Adult contempo for the 2020s
The Stooges
3/5
Iggy Pop performs his best angry punk man daring the audience to egg him and otherwise abuse him. He then lets them know it doesn't hurt. Songs included in between the banter.
Arca
3/5
Interesting noise and effects orchestrated into sound.
Songs: Ohia
4/5
Hauntingly beautiful songs.
Igorrr
2/5
My cat was disturbed by this album. Secure your ears for operatic screamcore. Is it my jam? No. I did appreciate this more than Backstreet Boys.
The Tragically Hip
4/5
Fully and completely Canadian rock.
The Vaccines
4/5
Irreverent and naughty pop punk
Olivia Rodrigo
4/5
Further leaving behind her Disney persona with this album. Angst is present but so are great lyrics.
Times New Viking
3/5
In the best way possible, this sounds like it's being blasted out of someone's transistor radio that they dropped out of a building onto uneven concrete.
Sports Team
3/5
Indifferent to most of this album, but I did appreciate the not-subtle digs at Ashton Kutcher on the song Kutcher.
Talking Heads
5/5
This album makes me feel so alive. It's like a dose of epinephrine straight into my brain.
Sufjan Stevens
4/5
Sufjan Stevens continues to find ways to haunt us with his sad boy tunes.
System Of A Down
4/5
They have a lot to say
Grerrible. Not quite great but not quite terrible by Mew.
Daft Punk
4/5
An excellent concert set as a retrospective
David Baerwald
3/5
It sounded like background coffee shop music.
Screeching Weasel
3/5
A standard of early 90s punk
Refused
4/5
Angry Swedish punk.
Unwound
4/5
Get unwound
Noname
3/5
Smooth
Portishead
4/5
Another great album from Portishead
Emicida
3/5
Up tempo bop
Crystal Castles
5/5
If it sounds like you've been immersed into the weird world of video game noises, that's because you have been.
Manchester Orchestra
3/5
Some of the songs sounded so similar, I had to check that it wasn't Fleet Foxes. Still enjoyable but not necessarily ground breaking for me.
Talk Talk
3/5
Late 80s serviceable adult contempo
Guy Clark
3/5
Witty country
Al Stewart
2/5
It sounds like Kermit the Frog trying to sound more like a human and drop a 70s album. Not for me but maybe for frogs?
Bon Iver
3/5
Beth/Rest sounds like it was ripped from 80s smooth ballads
Spose
4/5
Dudes didn't have to be this lyrically masterful.
R.E.M.
4/5
I had forgotten how much folksier this album sounded than their other albums.
3/5
A brief inquiry of why was I ambivalent on this album?
Johnny Winter
3/5
At the time, this was probably an instrumental foray into 70s blues rock, but it sounds de rigeur now.
The Breeders
5/5
The Deal sisters are superb. Great lyrics, great bass.
TOOL
3/5
For people who like math, Joe Rogan, and GHB.
Enter Shikari
2/5
I'M SCREAMING.
now i'm whispering.
SCREAM whisper.
-all this for 53 minutes
Os Mundi
2/5
This listened like a satire of krautrock
Lo Fidelity Allstars
3/5
A-okay rock dance
Ween
4/5
Settle in for fun & weird lyrics plus kicky bass.
Dead Boys
2/5
This may have seemed groundbreaking at the time, but now it sounds like another rote album of man yelling about things with fast guitar.
New Model Army
3/5
A lot of talk over rock. It's just fine but I won't listen to it again.
Sam Fender
3/5
Introspective Sad Boy Rock
Ex-Easter Island Head
4/5
This chill album reminds me a lot of The Field
The Chameleons
3/5
I enjoyed this far more than I thought I would. It's an interesting combination of echoing music and early 80s oddities.
Jason Isbell
3/5
Too twang for me, but I did appreciate some of the funny lyrics.
Beyoncé
4/5
It's got diss tracks, songs about heartbreak, and just absolute jams.
Yo La Tengo
3/5
It's like a shoe gaze jam band
Tosca
3/5
An enjoyable chill listen
John Coltrane
3/5
One jazz legend? Nay, you get two.
Final Fantasy
4/5
Sad boy music to be sad to
Frightened Rabbit
3/5
A comfortable background album with some swears.
Lady Gaga
4/5
I wasn't aware how many absolute bangers were on this album! I had thought that these songs were on several albums.
Medeski, Martin & Wood
3/5
Retro bass lines and an occasional organ. I likely won't relisten to it, but it was a chill background album.
Electric Callboy
2/5
Recipe
1 part German deathcore
1 part 2000s pop
1 part techno beats
Combine in a bowl with reckless abandonment. Bake at whatever temperature you want.
This was not enjoyed by me, but I did appreciate that they tried something different.
Magdalena Bay
4/5
Synth soft lady music. Very relaxing
Jon Batiste
4/5
This was an enjoyable listen
ISIS
2/5
Boring punk metal
Sometimes irreverent, sometimes thought-provoking lyrics.
Reincidentes
3/5
Fun Spanish punk
Floating Points
3/5
If you're into chill symphony music, you may like this.
Pearl Jam
5/5
My second favorite Pearl Jam album!
Harry Styles
3/5
Boy band member converts to pop solo career.
Metric
4/5
Fast speeds, fun pop
Kashmir
4/5
Unexpected Danish rock. Radiohead influences to the point that I questioned if this was a side project. Enjoyable.
Nic Jones
3/5
Folky rock with accordion. If you're in the mood for folk, it's enjoyable. If you're not, it will be suffering.
Quicksand
4/5
I thought it was a Fugazi album that I'd never heard. A good post-hardcore listen.
Charly García
4/5
A fun romp in Argentinian rock
Deafheaven
2/5
If you need heavy drums and some screaming, you've arrived.
Wet Leg
4/5
Irreverent and funny
Built To Spill
4/5
Carry the Zero is one of my favorite rock songs and it seems so timeless.
Foxing
3/5
An alright listen but didn't pull me in a great or terrible direction.
Billy Strings
3/5
Stoner music for country folk or country music for stoners.
Matthew Good Band
3/5
Canadian rock that ends with a power ballad to prove they have deep feelings.
DARKSIDE
4/5
Dark ambient music with some points of lightness.