musicOMH.com's Scores
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For 5,889 reviews, this publication has graded:
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60% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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36% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 0.6 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Music review score: 73
Highest review score: | Everything's The Rush | |
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Lowest review score: | Fortune |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 4,430 out of 5889
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Mixed: 1,419 out of 5889
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Negative: 40 out of 5889
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Jacklin has an uncanny knack for documenting her generation’s anxieties and issues, and wrapping them up in songs you’ll be humming for weeks. She is quite the talent, and going by Pre Pleasure, she’ll be around for quite some time to come.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 25, 2022
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Lyrically and (especially) musically, it’s business as usual on Will Of The People. It’s huge, over the top, and ever so slightly ludicrous – and yet, there’s an exhilaration about this band when they click into place.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 24, 2022
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Flood may not have quite the impact that her debut did, but it ably demonstrates why she’ll be around for many years to come.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 23, 2022
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Aitch clearly approached this record wanting to prove his staying power, and while he delivers some quality verses (and roughly an EP worth of great music) the fog of compromise hangs that bit too heavily.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 23, 2022
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- Posted Aug 23, 2022
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The fact that Nastasia has documented this period with such honesty, empathy and beauty makes Riderless Horse feel like a small, healing triumph of sorts, a quiet personal victory against overwhelming adversity.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 22, 2022
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Traumazine is a success in its own right, solidifying her position amongst rap’s big stars of the 2020s.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 19, 2022
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Despite the often heavy lyrical content, Lucky Me mostly sounds light and fresh – with perhaps only Leach’s self-loathing becoming a bit oppressive towards the end of the record.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 18, 2022
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This album is a pleasing, mature release, though a little more freakout wouldn’t have gone amiss.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 15, 2022
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With Cry Sugar we get a scrapbook of interesting ideas, diversions and pastiches from a producer with little to prove at this stage – it helps that Mohawke’s imagination and skill make the record great fun to listen to.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 12, 2022
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What is clear is that the band’s songwriting will never be short of heft, with the potential to rouse a festival crowd. The Alchemist’s Euphoria will definitely do that, especially the primal, chest-bared early examples – and so for now the band look set to begin chapter two of their story with a show of strength.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 12, 2022
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- Posted Aug 11, 2022
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There’s barely a weak track on Surrender, and it’s a record that’s destined to appear on a lot of ‘end of year’ lists come December. The fact that this is only Maggie Rogers’ second album is astonishing, given the level of confidence and ability that shines through it.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 3, 2022
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Beyoncé mostly eschews polished vocal performances in favour of expression, with the intricate vocal runs that wrap up Plastic Off The Sofa a notable exception, and while the explosive final verse of Heated is being edited at time of writing its raw and spontaneous quality is intensely satisfying.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Aug 3, 2022
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The general tone is low-stakes, suggesting that Bada$$ felt obliged to link the record to 1999 regardless of the content, and it lacks the impact he might want from his first release in five years. That being said, good taste in production makes it very listenable and his sound has evolved in an interesting way, meaning that ironically he’s not stuck in the past.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 29, 2022
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Hold My Baby emphasises King Princess’ position as one of pop’s most singular talents, but doesn’t drive home the point quite in the way you feel it should. Perhaps that makes it an even more interesting listen.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 29, 2022
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While the surprise and freshness of the Sticks ‘n’ Stones era is understandably a thing of the past, there’s more than enough on The Theory Of Whatever to show why Jamie T has had such longevity.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 26, 2022
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It makes for a decent companion record to Fear Of The Dawn but also works perfectly well as a standalone album in its own right. Two decades on, Jack White’s creative fire shows no sign of dimming.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 25, 2022
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Beatopia is an album which shows Beabadoobee still experimenting to find her voice – that doesn’t make it a bad album, rather a slightly uneven one. There are enough moments, such as the gently soaring See You Soon, which hint that she’s due to break out of her cult status and become a major star sooner rather than later.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 19, 2022
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The album rallies later on, as I Love Your Girl and When The Party’s Over are impeccable tunes that more than deserve their place, but Mabel’s dedication to the pure pop that gave her big hits in 2019-20 is now threatening to leave her somewhat faceless.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 19, 2022
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Generally though, World Wide Pop is full of inventive, bold pop music – sometimes sugary sweet like the acoustic led Crushed.zip, and sometimes big and anthemic such as the CHAI and Pi Ja Ma collaboration Teenager. And, as ever with Superorganism, it’s never, ever boring.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 18, 2022
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Hellfire is a superb and strangely seductive album that adds another gem to the crown of a band who are fast becoming one of the very best of their era. Mystifying, terrifying, essential listening.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 18, 2022
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The Other Side Of Make-Believe is a dependably great album from a dependably great band.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 13, 2022
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Overall, Pearson has produced an album with very few weak spots. It’s a record that takes the strengths of Return and builds on them, resulting in a work that, from the very first listen, you know you’ll be going back to again and again.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 8, 2022
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Two decades on, Formentera sees the band still going from strength to strength, evolving their sound as time goes on, while retaining all the elements which make them such an enjoyable listen.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 7, 2022
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Clever but debauched, silly but serious, this is the best album of their career thus far.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jul 6, 2022
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- Posted Jun 30, 2022
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This enchanting and deeply felt piece of work marks Gwenno out once again as a unique artist with much to say.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jun 30, 2022
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No one really shakes things up. Still, there are numerous moments of real beauty here.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jun 27, 2022
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It’s the sort of album which flows naturally along, with not a song, or even a lyric out of place. She’s been flying under the radar pretty consistently for a decade now, but if there’s more records of the quality of The Spur, more people will inevitably fall in love with Joan Shelley’s music.- musicOMH.com
- Posted Jun 27, 2022
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