Reviews by aroomacanvas

Satisfying fun indie rock but doesn't really do much notable or special for me.

Fantastic mix of psych and folk with great lyricism. I need to cop this album.

I've never heard of her before but this is a really incredible piece of psychedelic pop! Very interesting inclusion here but I'm happy to have discovered it.

Daft Punk are one of the GOATs. This album is straight bangers.

These guys are really underappreciated in my opinion. Super consistent and tight band. The Killing Moon is a CLASSIC song.

Fun and upbeat 60s pop. Doesn't really do much for me that other albums don't do better but I enjoy it well enough.

Such fantastic sampling on this album. The cover is iconic too. Not my favorite album of theirs but I love it still.

Classic metal album. Really does everything I want an 80s metal album to do.

It’s The Beatles

Absolute classic gothic rock. Influenced many of my favorite bands.

Not as good as his debut or You Want It Darker which we've already listened to but still a very solid album.

Makes me want to watch Toy Story honestly. He has a great voice though and this album is some pleasant baroque pop. Also there's a song about Cleveland for some reason?

Never understood the appeal of The Rolling Stones. This album is just boring to me.

It's interesting hearing this compared to Songs of Leonard Cohen. His voice is like whiskey over gravel here in the best of ways. The production is so much more elaborate and fantastic too. Love the lyrical themes of struggling with religion and aging.

She has a phenomenal voice. The production is really crisp too. I just have a hard time connecting to political folk music unfortunately especially as a white man listening to this.

Everyone knows that song but honestly this album is great all around. FF are super underappreciated in the indie rock canon. This album rocks.

Exactly the kind of album that should be in 1001 albums in my opinion. Beyond being incredibly influential this album just plain rocks. Plus it covers a wide variety of genres around punk and post-punk.

This is the kind of country I just can't jive with at all sadly.

I Cannot Fucking Wait Til Morrissey Dies

Fuzzy distorted proto-punk with some surf elements. I can see the influence it had on later punk.