Reviews by kymix

Bowie's stellar voice makes for a really breathtaking performance overall. The rock-centric sound and semi-spacey attributes of this work makes for a really smooth listen. Another great record from the 1970's. While I'm not blown away by the entirety of this work, it's most definitely a grand piece for sure.

About what I'd expect from a 1970's, English rock album in the best way. This album pairs mellow rock with uptempo rock really well. Pretty smooth run through overall, not much else to really say. Just good music and a classic rock vibe.

This feels like a very "Fall-esque" album. I know I say this a lot, but once again I'm surprised I have never heard this album before today. Another very ominous but upbeat project with very well utilized alternative elements that gives it it's own charm in a lovable-sinister kind of way. Very unique project, I'm keeping this one in the rotation.

Another album I’m surprised I haven’t heard before. I really like the trip-hop style of the project as well as the eerie vibe that it emits from the tracks. The pairing of airy production paired with the laid back rap takes and smooth singing is a nice contrast.

Okay, this was definitely not what I was expecting from this project. That haunting atmosphere tied with the conceptual question of human nature and the desire for extremes makes for a very eerie listening experience. I love the noir style of this record as well paired with the more ambient trip-hop elements as well. Most certainly an interesting listen to say the very least. Quite an enjoyable one at that.

Very smooth listen. Leonard Cohen's voice sits powerfully above the lush instrumentals and the backing vocals and singing performances are grand on this project. Another great listen!

Smooth southern sounding stuff. I like the riverside style vibe that this album gives off.

A pretty solid project. It’s a soft rock ballad along the topics of horses, love, and growth that sounds pleasant and smooth on the ears.

Such a great and emotional listen. Pulls on the heartstrings a bit as well just hearing the stories and tales of Dolly's life growing up and how it changed her to be a better person overall. Lovely listen, rest in paradise Dolly Parton.

Aretha Franklin proved that she is quite easily the best singer to ever exist here on this project. With so much emotional soul and energy resonating off the songs on this project it's easy to get swept up and captivated by its Southern swing and classic vibe. Easily one of the best of its genre.

Mellow piece. I quite enjoyed the infusion of jazz with indie rock based elements as well. Surprised I've never heard this project before.

Pretty cool project. Feels like a foundational piece of mid 90's pop rock music and is a smooth listen.

Very classic rock project. Love to hear it. Feels like I'm in a Southern bar full of motorcycle riders and occasional tabletop performers.