Beats Per Minute's Scores
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For 1,700 reviews, this publication has graded:
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57% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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39% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.1 points higher than other critics.
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Average Music review score: 75
Highest review score: | Achtung Baby [Super Deluxe] | |
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Lowest review score: | If Not Now, When? |
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Positive: 1,553 out of 1700
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Mixed: 129 out of 1700
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Negative: 18 out of 1700
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AM is a pitch black party record, full of menacing pop and grimy, indelible grooves drowned in bourbon.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Sep 9, 2013
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Nü Sensae are one of the most formidable punk outfits working right now and Sundowning is the work of a band whittling themselves down to occupy the very tip of fury.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 12, 2012
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- Posted Jun 10, 2013
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For 11 songs and 39 minutes, Tweedy creates a landscape of autumnal beauty and warm layers of guitars, which oscillate between experimental, almost distorted ambience and clear, saccharine folk melodies. There’s a few straight country tracks here, but for the most part, it’s minimalist genre-revisionism.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 28, 2020
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The album’s overwhelming atmosphere invites you to pore over the tracks, to take in each detail the light reaches, then comb over them again for everything you’ve missed.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 21, 2022
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nature morte is a wonderful, difficult album that requires patience and indulgence. The rewards are huge, though.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 6, 2023
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It’s outside the lines at times and consists of hues and shades you might not expect, but this is what makes Fragile Plane a fascinating listening experience.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 30, 2023
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Researching The Blues isn't the album to convert non-fans of Redd Kross, but it does manage to tie in with the rest of Redd Kross' discography without sounding dated or out of touch.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 21, 2012
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Life is Good the most exciting Nas album to come around since It Was Written.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jul 24, 2012
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Abandon is one of the most cathartic, brutalizing, and beautiful experimental releases this or any year.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 28, 2013
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Antidawn is alive, and it expresses itself in those short bursts of iconic moments that shine something back.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 11, 2022
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Each track posseses different sounds, colours, styles and textures, but they combine to make an odd but strangely appealing whole.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 12, 2013
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While his latest effort is leaner and lighter than Cataclysm, it doesn’t recapture the essence of Ratchet, which may disappoint some despite the artist’s clear intention to change things up. But for those looking for a breezy indie rock record with Prince-vibes, Shamir delivers.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 2, 2020
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A Western Circular is likely to remain a curiosity – but it deserves much more than that. Here we have a gleaming, respiring and perspiring ode to the joy and pain of life, the looming shadow of death – and the importance that it gives to our daily struggles. All of these ideas are packaged up in lovingly arranged and sung art-pop songs, which sound as breezy and warm as an evening sitting out on the seafront with some close friends.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 9, 2020
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By cause and effect, the music submissively ambles between full-on 80s throwback mode and stylish juxtapositions of different sensibilities, sometimes frustratingly so for those inclined to want to feel or hear something new. More often than not, The KVB are simply great at reconfiguring their core influences in fresh ways instead of blowing it up into an all-out pastiche, which isn’t an easy thing to do when your music summons such a specific set of atmospherics.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 30, 2021
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It’s one of the band’s biggest and best sounding records to date. The band doesn’t lack in sound traditionally, but Bayles’ production takes their grandest qualities and runs them through a meat grinder.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 23, 2023
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Though far from being a retread, Should’ve Learned bears some of the most evocative and affecting music of the quintet’s output thus far.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 10, 2023
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What comes reverberating out of Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was is Bright Eyes’ deep desire to create beautiful and ambitious music, which they’ve certainly done – even if the results aren’t as essential as what’s come before.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 21, 2020
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Maybe the way the album begins isn't supposed to put its 10 songs into the context of a live show, but certainly it ends the way you'd presume a Wye Oak show to close down: reflectively, with the audience's appreciation at first silent in captivation. Then, though it might not be audible on Civilian, well-deserved applause.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 22, 2011
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The album still comprises some truly enchanting touches that could only have come from him, and often they appear when working around a vocalist. These pop turns envision a world where radio hits have a bit more depth and experimentation, and if Lopatin’s output can continue to minutely steer mainstream music that way, then so much the better.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 30, 2020
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Burst Apart is full of wonderful little surprises like this, that add up to two big ones: that The Antlers didn't try to follow up Hospice by repeating themselves, and nevertheless, that they have delivered a more than worthy successor.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 9, 2011
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Here, Lopatin excels at what he’s been doing since his first release as Oneohtrix Point Never, and what first brought us to him: drawing feeling out of the digital realm, instead of just channeling it.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 18, 2013
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Push the Sky Away has the ability to move without raising its voice above a whisper.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 1, 2013
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Mike Kinsella has made not only one of his sincerest works to date, but also one of the most brutally honest albums of the year.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 25, 2020
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Luminol’s focused stylistics and singular aesthetic succeed overall, yielding a distinctly cohesive and compelling project while further establishing Johnston’s already recognizable brand.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 8, 2021
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Artistically, well, it skirts as close (and intelligently) to blasphemy as a 21st century project could – and Portrayal of Guilt indulge in this act with glee and artistic sensitivity. That it may remain a ‘minor’ work in their discography seems unjust, but then anything that blossoms from the seeds laid here will likely be even more garish, more haunted, more graceful than this black mass.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 1, 2023
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Their latest LP, Christfucker, is a further and consummate refinement, resulting in a milestone of seamless eclecticism and uncompromising savagery.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 9, 2021
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Even without the context of her back catalog, these songs are strong in their own right.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 5, 2013
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Though academic in its tone, and impenetrable at points due to it's uncompromising focus on experimentation, Movement looks inward, probing the possibility of humanity even through an album centered on electronic instrumentation- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 20, 2012
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There are echoes of the Spice Girls, Le Tigre, The Ting Tings, Kero Kero Bonito, and country-mates The Presets here, but despite its musical and stylistic nods to other acts, it still feels fresh – which is mostly down to the relentless delivery. But even at a respectable 39 minutes, it still loses steam; any album with this much energy would.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Sep 14, 2020
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This is frivolous music best enjoyed as such. The trick to Sofi Tukker’s success is not to take them too seriously, even when they do so themselves.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 5, 2022
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It’s fun, it’s furious, and just about anyone should be able to appreciate that.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 3, 2022
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Moms is perfect evidence that Menomena are still more than capable of holding their own.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 9, 2012
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It may not reach the same creative highs or artistic wholeness of their previous releases, but in its own right, it can be just as enjoyable.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 6, 2013
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This album is exciting and promising: Tech N9ne seems to be filling his growing shoes gracefully.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 8, 2011
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For better or worse, Chemtrails Over The Country Club is 100% a Lana Del Rey record that fits quaintly into her discography. Anyone following her up to this point shouldn’t bat an eye at how sharp of a left turn this is compared to her previous album. She’s absurdly contrived, but the allure is far too captivating to look away.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 19, 2021
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Even if it isn’t the notable stylistic statement that McCartney II was, it still feels poignant, and yes: surprisingly youthful.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Dec 22, 2020
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Allelujah! seems more immediate and more organic, but instead of feeling blown away by it's unreachable drama and grandeur, with a decade of age behind us and the band, it feels inhabitable in a way Godspeed never has before.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 15, 2012
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These songs are probably Jurado's most ambitious portraits yet in terms of ideas and eclecticism.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 21, 2012
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Barbarism is much further from the sound of a Priests record than expected, and it’s further proof that the Greer isn’t interested in repeating the past over and over again.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jul 28, 2022
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He achieves a lot with a little. He never gives us filler. He continues to innovate. He has provided us with a great album, one that is a sure sign his velocity has not been slowed.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 7, 2011
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Both in its challenging nature and its status as an emblem of everything that the Motion Sickness of Time Travel project has dealt in to date, it functions, without a doubt, as Evans most accomplished release of her career and one of the more accomplished ambient albums in recent memory.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Sep 26, 2012
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There’s so much talent and story hidden behind the mask, but this album isn’t Orville Peck at his truest.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 11, 2022
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This is a record that feels whole and woven with direction and intent. It may disappoint some who desire the disjointed immediacy of Pain Olympics, but don’t discount Tough Baby just because of its lack of single-worthy material. Give it time to allow its message of hope and empathy amidst disarray to take hold.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Sep 22, 2022
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The True Story of Bananagun is as exciting and addictive as debut albums come, appropriately soundtracking a much-needed hope in the future of the genre while brightening up early summer in the northern hemisphere.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 30, 2020
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Warnings is a real grower; for every moment of instant gratification here, there’s another that requires more work. The more time you invest in I Break Horses’ latest work, the more you get out of it.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 11, 2020
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There’s a constant fluidity, a continuum of becoming throughout IRE, and the band stubbornly, almost gleefully, refuse to return earthbound.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 10, 2022
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Torres doesn’t really feel like a debut, let alone something remotely self-released–the songwriting ability and surprisingly fantastic and natural production allow for this journal-esque story to get its due.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 26, 2013
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It's all dizzying and overwhelming, but the sheer brute strength of The Money Store stays tempered by a pervasive, unbridled sense of creativity.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 24, 2012
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This debut’s musical landscape happens to cover an emotional vastness that far surpasses simply anger. There’s heartbreak, melancholy, humor, hopefulness, and even victory—so much more than rage. No matter the emotion, Androgynous Mary finds the band united on the same front, firing on all cylinders through its straightforward punk agenda and nuanced sentimentality.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 25, 2020
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It may have taken nearly 20 years since its resurrection, but Lawrie’s exploring new dimensions with his band that are far and wide; a subtle yet severe departure from its beginnings.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 1, 2023
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As it is, The Lion's Roar is a quality release, but due to the stand out tracks being placed at the front and the end, the middle section feels weaker than it is, making the overall impression of the album suffer.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 27, 2012
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Allen’s songwriting is the sole thing that needs to be focused on; the impressiveness comes from the variety of sounds and the subtle details. It would be truly surprising if someone were able to use this as background music.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 4, 2021
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What starts out as a great Woods record unfortunately peters out towards the end. Regardless, Woods have assembled a worthy “comeback” album of sorts, one that highlights all of their best moments, and even some of their more forgettable ideas.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 26, 2020
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It would be easy to say the album is carried by the collabs or FaltyDL, but that would be a lie. Mykki’s imprint is just as strong and powerful. Lyrics about spirituality or black queer politics add to the depth and joy of the record.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 21, 2022
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She soars above her previous albums My Name Is Safe in Your Mouth and Who the Power, delivering Internal Working Model just as she planned, with upped movement and rocking pulse, all while teaching us a constructive moral imperative in this new year.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 17, 2023
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After numerous lineup changes, this album feels like Ackerman’s hitting of reset button has finally worked, and the project is continuing down the intriguing path started last year resulting in a hell of a comeback album.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 7, 2022
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Blue Raspberry is Kirby’s most pointed, honest, and resonant self. There’s heaviness everywhere, and it should be excavated in doses. Still, her voice remains in bloom, providing a levity that yet again makes a Katy Kirby listening experience a comforting one.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 26, 2024
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This all makes On&On Blumberg’s most accomplished and also his most mystifying work to date.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 4, 2020
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Taken all together, Fake It Flowers is a resoundingly confident and addictive debut from someone who sounds like she’s ready to take on the world.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 21, 2020
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Life, and Another expands her palette tenfold with different hues and tones that would typically go unnoticed on an experimental record. The result is her most engaging work yet.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jul 28, 2021
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Although it seems Jehnny Beth has decided to go solo to express more of her vulnerabilities, by the end of To Love is To Live it’s hard to say whether we actually feel any closer to her. However, it also shows her chameleonic abilities as a vocalist, as she’s working with different styles and productions yet still sounding urgent.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 12, 2020
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Weird Faith is an honest and well-written record by one of underground pop’s sharpest and most empathetic artists.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 16, 2024
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It’s a considerable improvement over the absolute mess that was Love is Dead, at the very least, but they’ve taken a step a bit too far into their past to bounce back fully.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Sep 2, 2021
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Empath’s Visitor is the stunning follow-up most young bands only dream of creating.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 14, 2022
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It's a lovely, weightless set of songs from an artist whom we can now reasonably assume is capable of producing consistently great music.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 3, 2011
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It's as if you chucked the lot into a tumble dry and waited to see what came out, ultimately ending up with something completely different.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 27, 2012
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W becomes more than just ‘another’ Boris album. Like other albums that capture the sublime – be it Kid A, Loveless, Eskimo or On Land – it conjures a sense of presence that is somewhat alien, slightly haunted, certainly physical. It toys with ideas of memories we associate with certain sounds and atmospheres, how our emotions can be formed through sensory experience and time becomes illusory.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 21, 2022
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Forever Means is not just a B-side compilation; these songs sound distinct from each other but somehow come together cohesively.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 17, 2023
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WIXIW is simply a Liars album that exceeds expectations and throws a sonic left curve that not only impresses, but reminds us how talented this band is.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 11, 2012
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Cavalcade is an experience album, one that lingers long after it’s over. It calls to you from the basement.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 28, 2021
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Over the course of the album, we seem to hear Fohr coming to terms with the vastness of mortality, and realising that it is in itself beautiful – it is what makes life precious. With the enormity of that acceptance gradually arriving, her soul emerges, no longer eclipsed by grief, shining brighter than ever.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 26, 2021
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With additional help from fellow musician and frequent collaborator Justin Vernon (whose vocals are the only overdubbed aspect of the music), the songs on To See More Light are as devastatingly personal as they are emphatically otherworldly--inhuman sounding even. This stark dichotomy of sound and intent throws Stetson’s music into austere relief.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted May 2, 2013
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The Caretaker certainly remains a fascinating and worthwhile project.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 14, 2012
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- Posted Feb 21, 2012
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Where there was honesty in the lyricism of "Losing My Edge" in 2002, there is now sonic honesty in the vivacious rock and roll that is the London Sessions.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 17, 2011
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The Plot finds the group building on their palate, zeroing in on the details more than ever before, meaning the straight up fidgety punk ("Sheena Is A T-Shirt Salesman"), keyboard-led silliness ("A Guide To Men") and the obligatory epic closer ("Notes On Achieving Orbit") are all better realised than their cousins on previous albums.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 10, 2012
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Not since Everything’s Fine has Quelle Chris sounded so surefire and determined. He wears beats with flair now, and lyrically he’s in top form, moving like a chameleon behind the mic and in front. Deathfame is easily the best solo outing for Chris so far.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 14, 2022
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It’s a consistently good album, and one that harks back to their previous work while also suggesting new possibilities as they move forward. It would be nice if they could take less time to get the next album out, though.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 11, 2024
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The album is the sound of Penelope pushing back, deciding that the closing of motherhood is not the end of her life. She’s confident and resolute in spirit and vision. It’s art defined by ageing and it’s all the more powerful for it.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 8, 2021
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Judging from these recordings, it’s unclear where Secret Machines are heading. Their strength lies in dynamic live shows, and those are postponed until further notice. Awake in the Brain Chamber possesses the clean-cut sound of a mainstream rock album that can sell large quantities, but it lacks the wild abandon and unique inspiration that leads to fervent adoration – the qualities that made their debut album into an underdog classic of the era. But the potential remains.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 24, 2020
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Her transitions between language and style are seamless, and the carefully crafted and idiosyncratic arrangements help to guide our ears along with her mind and heart.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 20, 2021
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Yes, it's clearly obvious what Yuck's main influences are; they're placed very firmly on the band's sleeve. But with sounds that tie the band to modern indie as much as alt-rock, Yuck have crafted something incredibly refreshing, and more importantly, good.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 28, 2011
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In the end, you get 44 minutes of solid beats and bars and a handful of songs to put on your best-of playlists for Savage and/or Metro. That’s not the worst thing, but on Savage Mode II it feels like there’s both too much and not enough going on at once.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 12, 2020
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2 finds Mac DeMarco growing as an artist, settling into a workman-like rhythm and puttering through some of the catchiest tracks of the year.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 15, 2012
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A new album from a new artist, with an old sound newly restored, think of this as a letter of recommendation to you, dear America.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 17, 2012
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While these influences [Nick Drake and Ella Fitzgerald] are certainly present, A Common Turn is undeniably and entirely Savage’s own; these are her trials and confessions, and it’s a stroke of great bravery and generosity for her to have released them in this enrapturing manner.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Feb 3, 2021
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With Transcendental Youth, the Mountain Goats have proven that they're more than capable of engaging us with even without the unimpeachable witticisms of their frontman.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 4, 2012
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It is perhaps her most approachable and her most celebratory, and a solid reminder of why she garnered our attention in the first place.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Aug 5, 2021
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It’s big, heavy, and worthy to soundtrack plenty of dancefloors. The only thing Ghost System Rave is arguably missing is the real personality from its creators.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jul 12, 2013
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Ultimately, Colourgrade feels like staying up all night on the couch alongside Tirzah, but rather than chatting away, you exchange the occasional warm remarks, getting no nearer to knowing what’s really going on inside her head.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Oct 1, 2021
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All ten of the songs here are grandiose and muscular in the great tradition of Spiritualized songs.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 2, 2012
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Kveikur is the band’s noisiest and most muscular record yet. The variety of experience it offers not just from Valtari, but from the band’s entire catalogue, means that it stands among their best.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jul 29, 2013
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The diversity of styles on CAPRISONGS would likely end up a disjointed mess in any other hands, but with twigs (and her stacked team) on hand, it all sews together brilliantly. It bounces back and forth from outwardly confident to more stately anthems of self-love, and even songs that might seem throwaway in isolation are key in sequence.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jan 18, 2022
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It's bold, cathartic, and essential; a candidate for not only one of 2012's best, but one of the most important records in all of American soul.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Jun 14, 2012
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This record – like most dark art – is not merely meant as an extreme experience, but a critique of structure that commodifies human bodies.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 15, 2023
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The end result then, is the sound of Bird settling down, becoming comfortable with his music and letting it come off as natural, without losing the sense of enjoyment and the hypnotic dynamism of his core elements.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Mar 6, 2012
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With a heavier reliance on piano and this newer emphasis on these samples, it's an astounding achievement in a young career already marked by solid works.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Nov 15, 2011
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- Posted Oct 1, 2021
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That’s what How Many Times is: another record about lost love. Yet, what saves Rose’s version from sinking into tired banality is the earnestness of it all: she displays the full gamut of her emotions in the songs, from longing to anger, yearning to acceptance.- Beats Per Minute
- Posted Apr 7, 2021
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