Reviews by fingunray

She's got a cool voice but the actual music is kinda boring.

A synthpop album with good moment, that ultimately is suffering an identity crisis. Some parts kick ass, others are forgettable.

So, so. Pleasant but a bit too whimsical for my taste.

Beautifully dark and brooding. An album that should have gotten simmilar attention to Bowie's Blackstar in it's full pelt approach to death - but seems to have passed people by, perhaps due to it releasing later in the same year.

Cohens voice is beautifully soothing here and is accompanied by simple yet beautiful instrumentals. Very much enjoyed it.

Dance music by nature struggles when translated to LP format. That makes it even more impressive when the transition is smooth. I'd give Underworld that accolade as this album is just a fantastic hour or so of music that never bores and consistently evolves. One of my favourite new listens from the project.

Fine, bland considering what the stones did at their peak.

It's alright. Pretty bland hard rock with a few standout tracks thrown in. Elected and Nice Guy are cool enough.

Eh. Not impressed.

Quintessential rave album. Some 90s dance music has a tednency to age very poorly. The Prodigy (somewhat ironically considering one of the song titles), manage to sound fun and feisty 30 years later.

Some nice ideas, the first track especially is cool. But ultimately kinda mixed.

Clinging on to the glam-rock aesthetic off the back of Roxy Music, Eno's first solo album starts his discography off well. Fun tracks with depth and soul. Lovely listen .

Really plain boring dance music. Disappointed as I'd heard a bit of praise for these before - but this is just so generic.

Amazingly moody and dark. Carries this through with groovy sounding guitarwork. Beloved for a reason.

Very pretty. Always had a fondness for this one. Some great little tunes on it.

Shite. Not subjecting myself to this dross any more than necessary.

*Slightly* better than the usual piano rock dross of Elton John.

I hadn't heard much about Dylan's later career, but this was really decent.

Fun stuff, enjoyed it a fair bit. Dolly is cool.

Not as vibrant as Odelay but still fairly enjoyable. Some good moments.

I like the cure but this record doesn't really hit for me. The songs end up blending into each other and becoming slightly monotonous.