Stuffed & Ready
by Cherry Glazerr
Metascore
75

Generally favorable reviews - based on 17 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 12 out of 17
  2. Mixed: 5 out of 17
  3. Negative: 0 out of 17
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  1. AllMusic
    Feb 4, 2019
    60
    While the best material here represents stylistic evolution or at least enhancement of the best parts of Cherry Glazerr's recent sound, Stuffed & Ready as a whole spoils quickly, fizzling from righteous anthems of anger and self-questioning into monotonous and self-absorbed alt-rock rewrites.
  2. DIY Magazine
    Feb 1, 2019
    60
    While not a record that’s likely to raise their star, Stuffed & Ready is one that shows a band resolutely ploughing their own furrow without compromise.
  3. The Skinny
    Feb 1, 2019
    60
    If Apocalipstick saw Creevy swept up in mainstream music headlines, Stuffed & Ready (much like a well-seasoned Thanksgiving dinner) is self-satisfying, turning inwards on her own state rather than the United kind.
  5. Exclaim
    Jan 30, 2019
    60
    Too bad the music isn't as varied. In replacing keyboardist Sasami Ashworth with bassist Devin O'Brien, Cherry Glazerr have gone from wiry and versatile to big and bulky, but their titanic low-end quickly becomes stiflingly repetitive.
  6. The Guardian
    Feb 1, 2019
    40
    The garage pep of the band’s previous album, Apocalipstick, vanishes in favour of gloomy alt-rock and rain-soaked grunge – all cavernous bass and sludgy guitar – that inevitably crashes into towering, ferocious choruses. The effect is appropriately claustrophobic to Creevy’s insular theme, but difficult to endure across 10 incredibly samey tracks.

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7.9

Generally favorable reviews- based on 18 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 16 out of 18
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 18
  3. Negative: 1 out of 18
  1. Chebob
    Aug 18, 2019
    9
    Solid rock album. Don’t be dissuaded by critics who claim musical genius in Drake and Kanye, but criticize “samey” sound in Cherry Glazerr.Solid rock album. Don’t be dissuaded by critics who claim musical genius in Drake and Kanye, but criticize “samey” sound in Cherry Glazerr. This album is and Clem are needed in these dark times.… Full Review »
  2. Lajaleaa
    Jul 16, 2019
    8
    ( #86/100 )
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    El lado malo de ser "nuevo" en esto de publicar reseñas es que descubro estrenos tan buenos de artistas que ya tienen    ( #86/100 )
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    El lado malo de ser "nuevo" en esto de publicar reseñas es que descubro estrenos tan buenos de artistas que ya tienen una carrera comenzada en la industria musical, y me causa cierta tristeza no haber estado presente en su trayectoria desde un principio. La banda está encabezada por #ClementineCreevy y creció en #LosAngeles #California en donde toca desde poco antes del 2013. Ya con 3 álbumes, en Febrero presentan su cuarto titulado "Stuffed & Ready" en donde la vocalista revela que es un #album en donde explora la duda existencial que tiene de sí misma con mucha confusión, incertidumbre y enojo. Las canciones están escritas y producidas para que cada una pueda dar una identidad diferente de Creevy. Las canciones están llenas de "I want..." y "I don't want..." que confirma esa postura en temas como el romance, la vida en general y su interacción interpersonal e intrapersonal. La música es genial. El álbum comienza con esa explosión de #GarageRock y #NoiseRock que distingue mucho a la banda y mientras el álbum avanza se sensibiliza consigo un poco más sin perder esa explosión de impulsos que se expresan con los instrumentos y bellos gritos porque, sí, Creevy, grite, cante o gima, su voz es preciosa. La música es solida en conjunto y track por track que determina a una banda igualmente bien entendida entre ella que promete un futuro sólido, creativo e interesante de escuchar. Amo al álbum, y aunque espero que no sea de los mejores que escuche este año, mantendrá mi atención en la banda indefinidamente. "Stuffed & Ready" es para aquellos con la energía de gritar, el valor de bailar y sin miedo al volumen de las emociones intensas. Una banda que sin duda ha de revivir a la gente en sus conciertos y espero poder asistir a uno de ellos. El #Rock en uno de sus versiones más disfrutables.
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    The bad side of being "new" in publishing reviews is that I get to discover amazing new releases from artists that already have started a musical career and it's kind of sad for me to not have joined them since the beginning. The leading head of the band is Clementine Creevy; the band grew up in Los Angeles, California where they play since a little before 2013. With already 3 albums, they presented their fourth in February called "Stuffed & Ready" in which Creevy, the lead singer and lyrist, reveals this one to be an album where she explores the existential doubt of who she is with a lot of confusion, uncertainty, and anger. The songs were written and produced for them to give away different identities of Creevy. The songs are full of "I want..." and "I don't want..." that confirms that posture in topics like romance, life in general and her interpersonal and intrapersonal relationships. The music is great. The album starts with that Garage and Noise Rock that distinguish the band; and while it goes ahead, it sensitizes a little bit more with itself without losing that explosion of impulses expressed with the instruments and the beautiful screams because, yes, it doesn't matter if Creevy's shouting, singing or moaning, her voice is precious. The music is solid all together and track by track that states a well-organized band that promises an equally solid, creative and interesting future to hear. I love the album, and even though I hope is not one of the best from this year, it will keep my attention in the band indefinitely. "Stuffed & Ready" is for those with enough energy to shout, brave enough to dance and fearless to the volume of the intense emotions. A band that undoubtedly could bring back to life the people in their concerts and I'm really looking forward to be in one. Rock in one of their most enjoyable versions.    … Full Review »
  3. shoeletariat
    Feb 25, 2019
    9
    This is the perfect album for when your backyard is on fire but you're too drunk to do anything about it, and screaming is the only option.
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