Classic Rock Magazine's Scores
- Music
For 1,901 reviews, this publication has graded:
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51% higher than the average critic
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6% same as the average critic
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43% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 0.8 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Music review score: 74
Highest review score: | West Bank Songs 1978-1983: A Best Of | |
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Lowest review score: | One More Light |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 1,590 out of 1901
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Mixed: 300 out of 1901
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Negative: 11 out of 1901
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It has given a cerebral clarity and garage pop edge to tracks that would otherwise be buried in slaughterhouse riffs under inaudibly angry lyrics. [Summer 2014, p.93]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Straining a little too hard for intellectual depth and emotional intensity, The Hunting Party is ultimately let down by its lack of focus and poor quality control. [Summer 2014, p.93]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Boris are still finding new ways to discomfort, disorient, and discombobulate. [Summer 2014, p.92]- Classic Rock Magazine
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For their fans accustomed to the clattering joyride only Mastodon provide, this will suffice for now. [Summer 2014, p.92]- Classic Rock Magazine
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It's a perfect kind of insanity, and it gets the old adrenalin pumping nicely. [Summer 2014, p.91]- Classic Rock Magazine
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This might well be the finest example of the genre since My Bloody Valentine perforated their first eardrum. [Summer 2014, p.91]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Art, love, personal and political ideology--all of it is delved into with gloriously unpolished gusto. [Summer 2014, p.91]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Trent Reznor's past production has leaned Murphy towards an industrial sound, which Youth's turn as producer adds techno overdrive to. [Summer 2014, p.91]- Classic Rock Magazine
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To Be Kind is evidence that they continue to grow and may not have reached their peak yet. It's superb for now, though. [Summer 2014, p.90]- Classic Rock Magazine
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IX showcases a band with little interest in repetition. [Summer 2014, p.90]- Classic Rock Magazine
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By making new albums like this, the band sidestep the entire revival punk circuit ethos and create something new, again. [Summer 2014, p.88]- Classic Rock Magazine
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An eclectic work, Lazaretto shows off White's multi-instrumental, seasoned-producer lineage with some charismatic flashes. As a complete exercise in songcraft, however, it's a little thin. [Summer 2014, p.88]- Classic Rock Magazine
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At 17 tracks, it becomes a bit of a repetitive slog towards the end, but it's good to see that this old dog has just as much bite as ever when he strays. [Aug 2014, p. 209]- Classic Rock Magazine
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The sound of a very classy singer, and her smokin' band, having a fabulous time. [Aug 2014, p. 209]- Classic Rock Magazine
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It's the spikes, barbs, caterwauls and tantrums that define The Muffs, set them apart, and make Whoop Dee Doo as essential an album as any you'll hear all year. [Aug 2014, p. 208]- Classic Rock Magazine
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A dilution of creativity has occurred, and it makes for dull listening. [Aug 2014, p. 208]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Volume X is not a dud album, just a little short on X Factor. [Aug 2014, p. 206]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Futurology isn't just the best album the Manic Street Preachers have made this century, it's arguably the best album of the year. [Aug 2014, p. 206]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Cool Planet is a messy indie sprawl for the patient faithful. [Aug 2014, p. 204]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Pe'ahi sounds like their strongest gallery of timeless anthems so far. [Aug 2014, p. 204]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Redeemer of Souls is irrefutable prof that Priest are still a force on the metal scene. [Aug 2014, p. 204]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Forty years on, these are still songs and performances few have equaled, let alone bettered. [Sep 2014, p.99]- Classic Rock Magazine
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Thirty years later, Documents And Eyewitness works best in the way its name describes: as an account of a moment when bands would do the wrong thing and do it brilliantly. [Sep 2014, p.98]- Classic Rock Magazine
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COS is a lot darker and more claustrophobic than Thomas's press notes propose. [Sep 2014, p.94]- Classic Rock Magazine
Posted Dec 18, 2014