Reviews by lukeice1

Another boring brit pop record. Could not think of a more boring sounding record that you can skip before dying. There are maybe one or two decent singles (Turn) that's dramatics are not enough to elevate this record at all

Can't spell bayou rock without the bayou! Masterful record

Some huge singles but the album is so melodramatic and boring

Honestly a very good album that strays outside of convention, takes risks, and is still a very enjoyable listen

I didn't expect hearing angelic chorus over such dark broody music

A soul classic but listening to this record it's understandable why he is a bit of a one hit wonder. The rest of the record is not nearly as strong as the title track

Innovative samples and complex soundscapes that somehow feels a bit dated at times but still incredibly impactful

This record serves almost as a synopsis of Lennon's life, beginning and ending in a quite poignant note (with Yoko being slapped on if course)

Britpop at its arguably earliest and whiniest.

Not ground breaking but perhaps the most fun I've had with a new record in a long time

A wonderful fusion of lofi, noise, folk, and country that stands with a legacy inspiring many modern creek rock groups like Wednesday. I find this album so easy to adore

One of Floyd's most iconic works, with memorable riffs and lyrics. A true masterpiece of prog rock

Violator explores the full reach of dark synths in the 80s

Political folk music - can't go wrong with that

The record that introduced us to the stones has some fun and catchy blues jams

Beyonce finds so many ways to say she is horny on this record and that's entertaining. 3 stars

A fun indie jam, but for better lack of words this record feels too quiet to be monumental.

And absolute masterpiece. Need I say more?

A moody entry into Radiohead discog, good but nothing special compared to their other works

A good foray into heavy metal but doesn't particularly blow me away