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Polyphia plays a very technical type of rock music with complex rhythms that people would usually caller math rock; a genre which I am quite familiar with. I like the bands that made up the genre's roots like Slint, groups who fused it with emo, like American Football, and 2000s bands like Battles. Math rock was very healthy in the 2010s with mathematical prog metal bands like Chon and Animals as Leaders, alongside millennial YouTube guitarists like Ichika Nito. Honestly though, I have no ... read more
Hayley Williams, the frontwoman of Paramore released her solo debut last year, Petals for Armor, which was flawed, but I liked hearing Hayley delve into art pop and art rock. It featured influences from all over the place across its 15 tracks; mostly Radiohead, and maybe a bit of New Order on the new wave section. I was just hoping that whenever she releases another record, I'd get a better sense of what exactly makes a Hayley Williams song. We only get further away from that answer though on ... read more
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard dropped their only album of 2020, K.G. near the end of last year; when I say only, I know most bands will not release multiple albums per year, or even one every year, but King Gizzard has gotten a reputation for doing so. Despite this, I thought it would be more than a few months until we heard the sequel to K.G., L.W. While K.G. had a few highlights, it was mostly King Gizzard streamlining their sound, the only difference being that it was in microtonal ... read more
The Hotelier's Home Like Noplace Is There, is often crowned as one of, if not the best emo album of the 2010s. For a while though, I never really understood why, because it mostly just sounded like any midwest emo revival record. It took a bit, but I realized how impressive and emotional the songwriting was, which made me return to this and ignore some of the derivativeness. As for the songs I love, there is the appropriately titled "An Introduction to the Album", which is a dramatic ... read more
Portrayal of Guilt is a band who earned recognition from their mix of screamo and black metal. It's not a totally new idea; think bands like Deafheaven, but Portrayal of Guilt takes more of an influence from 90s screamo bands, Like Pg. 99. It is some heavy screamo that is very well produced with decent vocals and tight performances. The result is unsurprisingly quite intense and harrowing in its short runtime. With all this in mind, this should have been a fantastic record, but it really only ... read more
Jan 5, 2021
Thanks for responding! if you want to check it out, the list is here :) https://www.albumoftheyear.org/user/basic-garci/list/34026/aotys-least-favorite-albums-from-their-favorite-artist/
Jan 3, 2021
Hi, hope you’ve been doing well! I had a question for you, what’s your least favorite album from your favorite artist? Thanks in advance!
Dec 23, 2020
Thanks for the response, here's the list if you wanna see it: https://www.albumoftheyear.org/user/chode/list/32794/aotys-favorite-kanye-songs/
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Please ignore my 2019 reviews, they are really bad
Honestly, about a 97+ is a pefect album. I just only give very specific albums 100s
100: Masterpiece
90-99: Amazing
80-89: Great
70-79: Really Good
60-69: Good
50-59: Average
40-49: Bad
30-39: Really Bad
20-29: Terrible
10-19: Just Awful
0-9: Angelic 2 The Core
Honestly, about a 97+ is a pefect album. I just only give very specific albums 100s
100: Masterpiece
90-99: Amazing
80-89: Great
70-79: Really Good
60-69: Good
50-59: Average
40-49: Bad
30-39: Really Bad
20-29: Terrible
10-19: Just Awful
0-9: Angelic 2 The Core
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Rating Distribution
100
7
90-99
54
80-89
102
70-79
106
60-69
101
50-59
88
40-49
49
30-39
32
20-29
16
10-19
6
0-9
9
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