Unexpected

This was my first time listening to Soundgarden, and I was pleasantly surprised. While I dabble in grunge, I wouldn’t call myself a huge fan, but Superunknown really caught me off guard in the best way. Soundgarden’s versatility stands out compared to bands like Nirvana or Pearl Jam.The vocals are captivating, and the guitar solos are absolutely on point—they draw you in and don’t let go. This album has earned its spot in my regular rotation

Contrary to the fun and upbeat jazz I normally gravitate towards this was a lot darker. Still very interesting and gets very immersive by the 3rd track. While it may not be everyone's go to for casual listening, it's absolutely worth listening to atleast once for its sheer artistry.

sooooooo boring. Nothing much going on in terms of anything. Just a pain to sit through.

Raw, soulful and fun. Overall a solid classic.

There's a lot going on but he just somehow makes it work.

Meh

Experimental and fun .

The first quarter of this album is fine; all jolly and fun but as the album progresses it quickly becomes very repetitive and tedious to get through. The only redeeming quality being it relatively short length.

Porcupine by Echo and the Bunnymen is a post-punk album infused with psychedelic elements, two genres I'm not particularly fond of—especially psychedelia, which I struggle to listen to for extended periods. That aside, the album itself feels slow and draged on.It might appeal to fans of post-punk and psychedelic music if they can tolerate its slow pacing and Ian McCulloch's distinctive voice for an hour straight. Overall -1.5/5

Absolute banger,. The vocals , the instrumental everything is spit on.

Top tier folk. Fun, creative, soothing and adventurous.

The occasional riffs are the only redmeable quality of this album.

Unremarkable

Noise

Adored the upbeat sections of the album but it does get a little boring at times. Still a wonderful experience overall.

One of the best 80' rock band. A guitar enthusiast's bliss.