Definitely an influential album. And a great one at that. These songs feel so eerie but so catchy at the same time. They strike this balance so well

Phenomenal soundscape. Transported me somewhere else, somewhere new, for almost four hours. What a beast

Embarrassing effort only propped up by some big hits. I don’t understand how people can call this man generational

Feels a little underdeveloped with the few ideas it has

Starts off really good. Slowly becomes less and less interesting as it goes on. Definitely not bad though

Very moving electronic pop album. James Blake is one of the most consistent musicians out right now. His electronics and piano playing are still sublime

It’s a J. Cole album. It’s painfully average. What makes this one any different from the rest? It’s longer and he sings sometimes. The singing is pretty decent. But it’s nothing absolutely mindblowing

Better than cracker island I’ll tell you that much

Really passionate and strong electronic album. $layyter is definitely a name to look out for

Pretty interesting debut for one of the more unique rock acts of the 90’s. It’s paced very well and has some really cool songwriting

Definitely her best album. Feels like a real step forward without sacrificing any quality issues. This’ll definitely define some of the underground pop of the 2020’s

So damn powerful. Such a unique album. I loved every second of it

Wonderful 90’s rock album. Definitely front heavy but the back half still has a lot of great moments. It’s just a very high quality listen

Short and sweet and very to the point. Wastes no time in providing songs that are both catchy and beautifully sung. Bruce is one of a kind

Definitely an improvement from their previous albums. Feels more cohesive and sounds more refined.

Eh. Just kinda boring

Strange pop tunes that somehow work really well. It’s such a mishmash of styles that come together really well somehow. I don’t get it but I love it

A really fascinating electronic album filled to the brim with unique sounds and singing. I just wished they came together more cohesively

A wonderful album that sounds great even fifty years later. Some of these compositions are insane

Wonderfully weird in all the right ways