Reviews by clim

pretty good singer songwriter record. weirdly reminded me of elton john and pj harvey. 3.5

yet another album that make me question the popularity and endurance of sex pistols

supposedly knowing the lyrics are critical to experience this album to its fullest. it feels unfair, but im not here for a reading exercise. the music is pleasant enough. this may be what radiohead sounds like to people who dislike radiohead

this shits too long and the dude cant sing but somehow i find myself keep coming back to it

this sounds like a multimillion dollar Hollywood production trying an art house film. or like an AI generated Bond soundtrack

the joni mitchell that was promised. 4.5

incredible.

what vulfpeck could have sounded like if they didnt go for the safest sound imaginable. 4.5

sometimes fun, sometimes cringe, sometimes pleasant.

johnny this is how you do a live album

actually pretty fun.

more crude, less talented version of mf doom. 3.5

really enjoyable. somewhere in between Talking Heads and the Poilce? I think I prefer this to the latter's work

admittedly my favorite sufjan record. amazingly lush and pretty but hard to keep engaged for the entirety of 75 minutes.

stupid hard to find. even the "version" i found was a spotify playlist with a song missing.
anyway thanks for inventing rock mr domino

it sounds pretty good, but it doesnt move me

actually hated the first 10 minutes. bog standard conscious hip hop that gets 6th graders going. but the project really sheds its cringe and gets pretty tight by the end

one of the prettiest albums on the list

Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Record

i had always assumed that they were a saccharine acoustic coffeeshop duet. delightfully surprised. easy listening in a pretty velvet underground kind of way