Under The Radar's Scores
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- Music
For 5,873 reviews, this publication has graded:
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40% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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56% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 4.6 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Music review score: 68
| Highest review score: | Kid A Mnesia | |
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| Lowest review score: | Burned Mind |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 4,064 out of 5873
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Mixed: 1,679 out of 5873
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Negative: 130 out of 5873
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Overall, it's refreshing to hear an album so disarmingly free of pretense... but those who like their rock with a little more edge are advised to look elsewhere. [#7]- Under The Radar
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Sometimes fades into the background, but it is interesting background music at that. [#7]- Under The Radar
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The lack of highs and lows in each song gives the album a repetitive and anti-climactic feel. [#7]- Under The Radar
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Elf Power seems to be confined by the pop formula rather than doing much to improve upon it. [#7]- Under The Radar
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For all the unchecked tension and messiness that At Crystal Palace goes for, all it hits is a derivative, occasionally exciting sound that's disposable at best and ingratiating at its worst. [#5, p.112]- Under The Radar
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How unfortunate that their album has sleep in the title and that's the one thing you'll want to do while listening to it. [#5, p.101]- Under The Radar
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This bold misstep is evidence that even the greatest bands on the planet occasionally display mortal chinks in the artistic armor. [#5, p.98]- Under The Radar
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The band seems to have stalled out on the sun drenched idealized California road of love. [#5, p.102]- Under The Radar
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Fans will most likely appreciate the new batch of songs, even if they do little to improve on the standard established by the first album.[#5, p.102]- Under The Radar
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Yoko isn't exactly what fans of the first three albums might be expecting, but it's still a Beulah album. [#5, p.99]- Under The Radar
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For fans, You Gotta Go... is just different enough from what came before to keep ears interested. For everyone else, this will seem like more of the same. [#5, p.103]- Under The Radar
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Hits a nice stride between toe tapping and stargazing but doesn't rock the boat too far in either direction. [#5, p.114]- Under The Radar
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The album is plagued by overcooked production, and these are the type of songs--confessional, despairing--that are best served rare. [#5, p.114]- Under The Radar
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Sounds like a flashback to the early eighties that at times is an adjustment to modern-shaped ears. [#5, p.101]- Under The Radar
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Pollard has evolved into college-rock comfort food of little consequence. [#5, p.106]- Under The Radar
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Shine has a nasty penchant for treading water instead of making any real artistic statement. [#5, p.100]- Under The Radar
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His heart-on-a-sleeve earnest emotionalism falls short of being impressive. [#5, p.116]- Under The Radar
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Their flow and their confidence argue against them being just a novelty act. [#5, p.114]- Under The Radar
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If you don't yet know NYC bands like The Witnesses or The Natural History, this album is worth a try. [#5, p.116]- Under The Radar
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