north east forever

some of the best jangle pop ever released

he's a lil bro guy

steely dan are the coolest guys about and aja is evidence of it. an unshakeable charisma exudes from this record, and the impeccably polished production by gary katz only furthers its confident nature. one of the slickest albums i've listened to and, while i definitely don't love it, i absolutely admire and respect it

the peak of doomgaze

an album overflowing with surreal creativity and wild colours, yet one that never feels clustered or overwhelming. a true monolith within the 70s psych-pop sphere, standing head and shoulders above many of its contemporaries.

its absurd how incredible the title track is. utterly mindblowing album from front to back

some of the most fun ive ever had listening to a hiphop album. i love TLET, but this clears

pot kettle black is one of elliott smith's best songs

the first two tracks are incredible and there are some other good ones elsewhere in the tracklist, but overall i think this album kind of falls off a cliff after the second song. instrumentally, this album is incredible. the basslines featured are absolutely killer, which is the least you'd expect from legendary player MIYA. the drummer is wonderfully loose, and the vocals constantly go above and beyond. however, most of the songs blend into one another, which makes this relatively short ... read more

the level at which this album succeeds at controlling its chaotic songwriting and crazed energy is honestly unreal. the production is stellar for an early punk album, the entire thing is airtight and allows the album to flow effortlessly despite some of its juxtaposing ideas. i personally think "secrets", "trem two", and "dead pool" are three of the best post punk songs ever recorded.

i want to rate this higher but some of the songs didn't do it for me as ... read more

an overlooked album made more impressive by the sheer difference in quality between it and its predecessor. some songs drag along a bit and others feature some strange compositional and melodic ideas, but this is an enjoyable album experience overall. the title track is obviously the main attraction, but songs like letter to hermione, cygnet committee, and wild eyed boy from freecloud are some of the best works in bowie's backlog.

music for stoner giants

the critic score is actually criminal

i don't think i've ever had a more cathartic listening experience than i did with this album

i miss you, nana

the one good thing about being from durham is that i can say im from the same city as prefab sprout

i dont care what anyone says, why should i love you is a top 5 kate bush song. i will die on this hill

death metal to show the parents

dean wareham walked so second wave emo boys could run

gorilla mosh music