Prog rock masterpiece
Fav tracks: Shine on you crazy diamond 1-5, Welcome to the machine, Have a cigar, Shine on you crazy diamond 6-9
The drums on this album are insane.
Fav tracks: 505, Old yellow bricks, If you were there beware, Do me a favour, Fluorescent adolescent, Balaclava, D is for dangerous, Teddy picker, Brianstorm
Some of radioheads best production. Very ethereal
Fav tracks: The numbers, Identikit, Tinker tailor, Full stop, Decks dark, Daydreaming, Burn the witch, Desert island disk, Glass eyes, Present tense, True love waits
Amongst my favorite Radiohead album. Doesn't have the whiny vocal's that plague some of their previous projects. Underrated project for sure
Fav tracks: Morning mr magpie, Little by little, Feral, Lotus flower, Separator
One of Radiohead's best albums.
Fav tracks: Sit down stand up, Sail to the moon, Where i end and you begin, A punch up at a wedding, Scatterbrain, A wolf at the door, 2+2=5, Backdrifts, Go to sleep
Great album across the board, though Thom's vocals can be a tad bit grating on the ears on a few tracks, so not quite a 90+.
Fav tracks: 15 step, Nude, All i need, Wierd fishes / arpeggi, Jigsaw falling into place
Such a great blend of genres
Fav tracks: The other black dog, Centrefold, Waitin on ya, Dont need you, Drown, Gold chains, Title track, I dont see colour, Whip cracker, Easy, A song about fishing, No looking back, Bye bye
A bit disappointing of a follow-up to the synthpop masterpiece that Little Dark Age is
Fav tracks: Bubblegum dog
Mgmt perfected their sound with this project.
Fav tracks: She works out too much, Little dark age, When you die, Me and michael, Tslamp, James, Days that got away, One thing left to try, Hand it over
Not really my cup of tea in terms of sound on some of the songs, but I can see it growing on me with more listens. Good album nonetheless but not amazing
Fav tracks: Song for dan treacy, Its working
A nostalgic 2000's classic
Fav tracks: Time to pretend, Electric feel, The handshake, Future reflections, Weekend wars, The youth, Of moons birds and monsters
Great EP overall. A nice 23 minutes of the relaxed pop sound you expect from a Demarco project
Fav tracks: Another one, No other heart, A heart like hers, Without me
Great debut.
Fav tracks: Dreaming, Freaking out the neighborhood, Annie, Ode to viceroy, Robson girl, The stars keep on calling, My kind of woman, Sherril
Very fun listen. Perfect album to throw on and relax. Always a sucker for psychedelic music
Fav tracks: Salad days, Blue boy, Brother, Let her go, Goodbye weekend, Passing out pieces, Treat her better, Chamber of reflection, Go easy, Jonnys odyssey
Such a chill vibe of an album. For the first time might be one of my all time favorite songs
Fav tracks: This old dog, Baby you're out, For the first time, One another, Still beating, Dreams from yesterday, A wolf who wears sheeps clothes, One more love song, On the level, Moonlight on the river, Watching him fade away
Wanted to enjoy this a bit more than I did but it suffers from the same vocal issues I had with By The Time I Get To Pheonix in its genuinely ear numbing vocal mixing.
Fav tracks: In my town, Zig zag
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