Rated 10/10
The juvinile is suprisingly self aware. The rock rocks.
Rated 10/10
The juvinile is suprisingly self aware. The rock rocks.
Rated 4/10
Most of that was almost music.
Rated 8/10
It's fine
Rated 10/10
Fabulous, Fantastic, powerful
Rated 10/10
Let England Shake alone makes this an awesome album
Rated 10/10
Perfect plaintive vocals to pair with the orchestra strings, melancholic piano and driving bass
Rated 10/10
Wish the first track could be added to any playlist, but with the lyrics smack my bitch up it cannot be. Banger album though
Rated 6/10
Why did the Byrds make a country album with steel guitar? Gross.
Rated 8/10
Cool atmospheric sexy little album
Rated 8/10
Two transcendent rock anthems surrounded by solid noise
Rated 8/10
Passable country
Rated 8/10
Early southern rock, melodic but fun
Rated 6/10
Noise with only minor redeeming value
Instant 5 stars, cannot judge unbiasedly, have loved for decades.
Rated 10/10
Frenetic and fun throughout. Rockfolk at its finest
Rated 10/10
I knew I liked Kings of Leon, I didn't know I loved Kings of Leon. The voice moves away from human and into instrument, it blends and meshes so perfectly into the folk/rock guitar and bass. Almost every song has some harmonic moment that makes you look up and say 'Neat!'
Rated 2/10
I did not listen. I will not support a Nazi even with minimal add or streaming revenue
Rated 10/10
The Divine Comedy is all of the bets parts of John Hawley with none of the boredom
Rated 6/10
It's growing on me, but I cannot yet get over the distortion noise. Just too much.
Rated 10/10
Spectacularly smooth evocative and jazzy. An incredible evolution of mid century classic