Reviews by james_mir

There is some freshness in this album, and it's nice, but it's not something really remarkable or unforgettable.

It's not particularly remarkable to me, but I truly believe it may represent the shape of jazz to come 😊.

Is it okay to feel nostalgic about a 1998 album? This is the type of hardcore/pop-punk that made my younger days so even being new to me, it's an easy 5 star.

Of course, I didn't get it. Was it planning to mimic an actual mass?

An underground release that even the band doesn't have an English Wikipedia page for is the kind of thing I'm sure I'll never get to listen to without this list. Honestly, it doesn't matter if I liked the album. It's refreshing to use this list for its true intent (to me): to discover new stuff and expand my musical horizons.

I was so sure that Tom Petty was on the original list that I was ready to reduce my score for this album only because of its repetitiveness and lack of novelty. The critic is the same, since it sounds like a lot of other stuff we had on the list (both the original and the User's list), but at least it is an important artist relevant to include, so 1 extra start to it.

Standard electronic music to me, so it's almost an automatic dislike. However, I need to be coherent and give it an extra star for giving me the opportunity to listen to something outside my comfort zone. I'm sure I'd never listen to Polish electronic music if it wasn't in the list.

I didn't find it a perfect album, but it was pretty good, and I enjoyed knowing it, so it deserves a 3.

No, thanks!

I started it with a clear NO, but it was kinda fun to listen to. Mashup album: what a concept!

Good enough for a listening session, but easy to forget about.

With 4 or 5 albums on the original list, this album is quite obvious and lacks novelty. I'm unsure if it was something really missing in the original list, but for today, it was only harmless.

Quality is not the problem here, for sure.

It is nice to have this view of the baby phase of BABYMETAL, but we already have a newer release from the band on the list, and I'm quite sure that it does not deserve a second one, no matter how good it is (the album itself is a bit repetitive, and even being good, the sequence of albums is even more repetitive)

It is not bad...but it's so far from being anything good that it becomes only strange.

Ok, after 3 albums, now I know I like this band.

This album is not as good as "Deadwing", but it was a good listening session.

Did I like it? Sure not!

However, it makes me think, and it's challenging enough to deserve to be listened to.

Great, doom metal plus shoegaze. Who asked for it? Really, WHO?

As "good" as this combination can be. I'll give it minimal credit, just because I now know the band and the style, and it's always nice to learn new stuff, even the worst ones.

Someone please give these guys a couple of coffees, they are in need for it

Such a good album and nice stuff that was totally hidden from my perspective. Thank you to the picker.

Apparently, people who finished the list really love this band. 2 albums already in the user's suggestion! I must say that this is incredibly much better than "Fear of a Blank Planet".

I really enjoyed this listening session. ven not considering a masterpiece due to the repetitiveness of the last songs. Apparently they have a quite long discography, and now I'm hoping someone else will suggest another album from them.

This is officially the most TikTok album I've got on this list until now, and I disliked it as much as anything that can be classified as being something TikTok can be.

I almost saw a pinch of songs in the Billie Eilish style (which will be a good sign to me, helping to understand the purpose and what the album is planned to be), but it was quickly lost in the slowness of the final songs.