Outburn's Scores
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For 24 reviews, this publication has graded:
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66% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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30% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.8 points higher than other critics.
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Average Music review score: 77
Highest review score: | Haha Sound | |
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Lowest review score: | You Gotta Go There To Come Back |
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Positive: 20 out of 24
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Mixed: 3 out of 24
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Negative: 1 out of 24
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Phantom Power's Technicolor ballads, flowery pop synths and acoustic touches will leave a smile on your face even as the winter days approach. [#23, p.102]- Outburn
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An album of moody, grungy pop with a distinctive British feel that could easily be one of this year's sleeper hits. [#23, p.97]- Outburn
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Webb's hoarse vocals are filled with the sort of tortured earnestness that can't be faked. [#23, p.84]- Outburn
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Ha Ha Sound is the sort of album that will sweetly move you towards slumber. [#23, p.82]- Outburn
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A kaleidoscopic masterpiece that asserts itself as a spellbinding album. [#23, p.100]- Outburn
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Lyrically and melodically, Denali has grown by leaps and bounds. [#23, p.87]- Outburn
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The superposition of these strange sound sources is at times shocking, obliquely tracing a history of American music. [#23, p.95]- Outburn
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When you strip away all of the hype and everything you've heard about The Rapture, one thing still remains: Echoes is outstanding. [#23, p.98]- Outburn
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There are moments... that are very poignant and will rip your heart out, but many tracks fall a bit short of that mark and simply provide a pretty album of background music. [#23, p.99]- Outburn
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BRMC continue on a predictable arc, borrowing heavily from Psychocandy-era Jesus & Mary Chain melodies, coked-up Rolling Stones licks, and My Bloody Valentine's production values. [#23, p.88]- Outburn
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A Drug Problem... is like the contents of a [D]umpster: greasy, creepy, nasty, and random. [#23, p.96]- Outburn
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The Electric Six have a knack for mixing a dash of Saturday Night Fever with a whole lot of MC5 and just a smidgen of Jack Black. [#23, p.87]- Outburn
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If you dig the likes of the D4 and The Datsuns, you'll dig Jet, even though Get Born is the over-hyped sound of a few old records stuck in an all-too-familiar groove. [#23, p.93]- Outburn
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The sound is taut and tough, with a much more spontaneous sound than previous efforts. [#23, p. 101]- Outburn
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Filled with sweeping, modern day mini-symphonies that brim with operatic highs and poetic lows. [#23, p.94]- Outburn
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A mind numbing mix of unexciting midtempo rockers and smarmy ballads. [#23, p.101]- Outburn
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A pretty good album that, while not exactly groundbreaking, is a fine addition to synthpop's latest wave. [#23, p.83]- Outburn