Clash Music's Scores
- Music
For 3,864 reviews, this publication has graded:
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57% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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38% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1.3 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Music review score: 74
Highest review score: | Dead Man's Pop [Box Set] | |
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Lowest review score: | Wake Up! |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 3,234 out of 3864
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Mixed: 601 out of 3864
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Negative: 29 out of 3864
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It is captivating. What is more, we’re listening to every note and hanging on every word.- Clash Music
- Posted Jun 8, 2020
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It's brutally honest, yet comforting and displays the freedom and catharsis she felt via making it. A compelling new chapter for old fans and a thrilling set for fresh ones.- Clash Music
- Posted May 7, 2020
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It’s an essential purchase for anyone vaguely interested in music with a soulful pulse.- Clash Music
- Posted Mar 7, 2016
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Trend and time can’t touch them, and with ‘Senjutsu’ they’ve produced one of their best albums of the past 20 years.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 1, 2021
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Neō Wax Bloom begs for multiple listens and, once you’ve digested every morsel, you’ll be wanting to visit Mamu more often.- Clash Music
- Posted Oct 20, 2017
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A project driven by a focussed, finessed sense of purpose, ‘The Tipping Point’ is an excellent song cycle, one that touches on their innermost feelings.- Clash Music
- Posted Feb 25, 2022
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A grand, cinematic record, it seems to burst past the edges of the widescreen limitations it utilises. Terrific space rock that feels utterly untethered from its sources, ‘Everything Was Beautiful’ easily ranks amongst Spiritualized’s finest achievements.- Clash Music
- Posted Apr 26, 2022
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‘LOGGERHEAD’ makes for an unmistakably compelling debut, held aloft by the principle that sometimes you have to just scream it out.- Clash Music
- Posted Jul 8, 2022
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- Posted Oct 31, 2016
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You can hear the size of her thoughts and desires on this truly stunning record, this genuine opera. They are as big as the universe and everything in it.- Clash Music
- Posted Dec 9, 2020
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Even in the albums more heightened and banging moments, there’s consideration and a message, lyrics worthy of a proper listen. By drawing on his own experience and stories, Sam brings politics to his music in a way that’s more impactful than anything Keir Starmer is doing at the minute.- Clash Music
- Posted Oct 7, 2021
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All one can do is let the album play through again, though, is indicative of the great power this exhibition of completely engrossing, electrifyingly ambitious avant-dance(hall) possesses.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 18, 2014
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Unfailingly imaginative, her return offers another vital chapter in her unfailingly riveting career.- Clash Music
- Posted Jan 30, 2023
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Athena isn’t just an album to be listened to, it’s to be experienced. While this is arguably true of all music, this album is filled with deeply textured soundscapes that feel contemporary but also from the not-too-distant future.- Clash Music
- Posted Oct 29, 2019
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Works of art like these elevate us beyond the material world, if only for an afternoon, and for that Holter remains worth her weight in gold.- Clash Music
- Posted Oct 26, 2018
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A hugely impressive achievement, ‘I’ve Been Trying To Tell You’ is technically exquisite, while remaining incredibly difficult to pin down. A project to bathe in, rather than simply enjoy.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 13, 2021
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- Posted Nov 6, 2017
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Despite the sadness that clearly surrounds this project there is plenty of positivity: the production of the album is impeccable, and the overwhelming message that shines through is of hope for the future.- Clash Music
- Posted Feb 3, 2020
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uknowhatimsayin succeeds in flipping our expectations of a Danny Brown album, delivering a project that’s masterfully produced and exquisitely executed.- Clash Music
- Posted Oct 2, 2019
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It's glittering and electronic, its lyrics and title inspired by Owain Owain's dystopian science fiction novel, and its melodies underpinned with discordant notes and bric-à-brac sonic oddities--but it shares a similarly subversive edge to that record.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 4, 2015
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Fragile yet utterly destructive, this wolf in sheep’s clothing will hurl you five ways and leave you hovering over a bleak abyss. In a great way, obviously.- Clash Music
- Posted Dec 2, 2014
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It’s honest, dark, funny, tragic, moving and incredibly catchy. This is PUP’s finest album to date. No easy job. At its heart this is a slow descent into self-destruction. And we feel all the better for it.- Clash Music
- Posted Mar 30, 2022
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'Cruel Country' is neither ironic, nor frivolous: it’s a sprawling double-album that stands as one of Wilco’s best, an ever-moving meditation on the quest for connection in a country that’s often cruel but always worthy, in Tweedy’s eyes, of forgiveness.- Clash Music
- Posted May 27, 2022
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From the delighted cheers of the fans to the simple message of ‘merci’ from Sleater-Kinny themselves Live In Paris is the sound of band who--frequently under-rated, sometimes unjustly ignored--have found a room of their own. This is their time.- Clash Music
- Posted Feb 10, 2017
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A body of work that will bring more comfort to longtime fans of his like a big fat hug around the middle, it’s packed with enough pop chops to rattle stadium floors, and dominate the kitchen radios of the casual listener for a while to come yet.- Clash Music
- Posted May 19, 2022
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It’s clear Danny is dealing with some demons, but his issues don’t dampen the mood.- Clash Music
- Posted Oct 2, 2013
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- Posted Apr 2, 2019
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‘42.26’ - unmasked as the previously released ‘Feels Like Summer’ - and ‘47.48’ (which features his son Legend Glover) are the only other enjoyable tracks on the project. The other songs seem to fade and ultimately becomes background noise with no proper substance compared to Donald Glover’s other projects. Lacking the strong narrative thrust so apparent on his past albums, the project is incredibly disappointing.- Clash Music
- Posted Mar 23, 2020
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Ambitious, emotive, and completely open, it’s a gorgeous song cycle, drenched in jazz-leaning arrangements.- Clash Music
- Posted Apr 29, 2024
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Working versions under soon-to-be-changed titles, these sparse arrangements are more than just sketched outlines. Stripped down to their rawest nerve, unfiltered yet purified - they transport us straight to the feeling.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 25, 2020
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