Reviews by aroomacanvas

I love mixing African music and western rock. This one is poppier than most of the stuff I listen to but it's super catchy.

Iconic and timeless.

I’m not into Christmas music but I’ll make an exception for this.

Super deserved. This album is not only impressive for an emo album but also really expands upon the genre in unique ways.

Such a wild mix of styles. It's like country trip-hop? Crazy. I'm not sure it's something I'd come back to often but I definitely enjoy it.

This album fully deserves a spot on the real list. It's both hugely influential on the entire genre of emo and it simply rocks. Zero filler.

It's simply peak.

Pretty solid. I enjoy hearing stuff like this in a style I listen to a good amount but in a foreign language with some unique elements from that culture.

Ska is such an overhated genre. This album is on the punkier side of the genre and it's pretty dope. Shame they never had a chance to do more with all this talent but this album alone makes them legends.

I love King Crimson so I'm surprised I've never listened to this actually. It's very good. You can definitely hear the similarities to Court, although it's mostly a bit lighter and more upbeat which honestly is a nice contrast.

Sea shanties are just goofy I'm sorry. It just kinda makes me cringe.

Pretty sick. I dig that they actually commit to anarchism pretty hard. It's legitimately punk.

Nothing remarkable but solid enough 70s blues rock. It didn't really stick out to me much.

I remember really hating this when it came out. Listening again, I don't feel as strongly but it's still a pretty weak album in Sufjan's discography. I just don't dig Angelo De Augustine I think.

Totally unremarkable in every way. It's not offensive it just sounds like every other British indie rock band ever.

I find his voice kind of grating, especially that warbling thing he does. The instrumentals are fine if a bit saccharine.

Not my thing at ALL but I didn't find myself actively hating it as much as I expected.

Fun instrumental trip hop. The use of vocal samples is really well done. This would make great studying music.

I dig the hazy electronic instrumentals. His rapping is a bit monotonous. Lyrically it's solid, aside from way too many references to god.

Pretty dope Spanish punk. This is the kind of thing I like finding through this list because I probably wouldn't have heard it otherwise.