David Moore
'Antidotes' is not a flavour of the week album, it’s the opening opus of a band who are here to stay. Ambitious, exciting and utterly divine, they have shown that at the end of the day brilliant music will out.
2y
I'll be the first to admit that I don't understand the SpongeBob phenomenon.
11y
On their second studio album, SGM balance their feigned desolation, difficult time signatures, and adept metal breakdowns with a penchant for melody and arty experimentation.
6y
Though Interpol couldn't be expected to surpass their previous heights, it's difficult to imagine a savvier or more satisfying second step.
15y
It's taken perhaps too long for us to reach this point where an album is at last capable of completely and successfully restoring the tainted phrase "emotional" to its true origin.
15y
DEP is still struggling to re-establish a unified and compelling sound, and their newfound penchant for melodic exploration seems out of place amid the album's most inspired thrash moments.
15y
Sixtoo's latest electro/acoustic full-length represents a marked departure from his underground hip-hop roots and serves as an ideal (re)introduction to one of the Ninja Tune label's most promising new additions.
11y
The result is a compelling synthesis of the hip-hop producer's talents and the solid ensemble work of the Blue Series collective.
14y
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