Reviews by magsmusic

I had to listen on YouTube Music in just a compliation so I don't exactly know when one song ended or if they were all the right one. But overall it was good. It was kind of cuckoo and quirky at times but not so much that it was over the top. I would listen again if I could find it

Meh...After a while his voice just grated and was so whiny. It felt a little fuzzy and he was just a little emo and sad but in a 90's almost alt rock way. A couple of songs here and there might have made me fall in love with this but as a whole album experience, I just kind of felt empty

I'm usually extremely bored with electronic music but this one kept me interested. It felt like a rave came into my living room. It started out dance heavy, party time and slowly evolved into something deeper.

Its a fun interesting energetic little punk album. It is short but it also doesn't feel short. A little too screamy but I can still get behind it.

This was much more mainstream then the other Bowie albums and I kind of dug it. I didn't have to think too much and I could just enjoy and dance along. Listening to this project has shown me Bowie is kind of all over the place with his music but somehow keeps it all very him.

GorillazGorillaz

Rated 6/10

I didn't really connect with it. Nothing was bad I just felt completely disconnected from it. It was in the background and it just felt like it stayed there.

Its just too much and not enough at the same time. We are trying to make a deep point but the music just gets confusing and doesn't go well together so I can't really pay attention to what he is saying. Its not unpleasant but just nothing that I can connect with. At times it feels really pedistrian and rudimentary so it just really loses its depth for me.

Kind of blah...sort of pyschadelic rock meets Seattle grunge. It wasn't bad but didn't do anything exciting or interesting enough for me to really get pulled in.

Maybe its was because I was doing catch up and everything else was sludge today but I really enjoyed this. It was good. Good 80's vibes but also a little different and more modern then 80's music. Some were a little strange and not my favorite but overall pretty good.

I like the music (some great drums, guitar and organ) but the lyrics are just too creepy and gross. Choosey Susie, Go Buddy Bo, Ugly, Princess of the Streets are all eww and make me feel dirty. Your band's name is The Stranglers was the first clue. You are a fan of the Stranglers tells me you side with the Cornell 7 without directly saying it. I'm good not to hang out with these guys or listen to them again.

Its constantly like he is standing under a flickering street lamp chain smoking and singing into nothingness. Of all his albums this is the best and seems to flow a little better but still not good. It just gets old after a while and feels like he is just pounding a point home that nobody cares about anymore. Some of the lyrics are good and I kind of like the violin in It Seemed the Better Way but still just blech. Made me feel slightly dirty and yucky by the end

I am not usually into this kind of music but I actually really enjoyed the energy on this one. Some started to feel a little repetitive but they also had enough energy that I didn't mind. 3 Kilos was my fav

I didn't love it but it was different and incorporated a variety of sounds and genres. Was it for me, no but it was different. Some of the lyrics were really good and the way he incorporated techno, rap and other sounds was really cool.

I had a hard time getting past that this guy sounded exactly like Alt-J but wasn't Alt-J, but Devendra came out first so I have to give him credit for the sound.
I liked it at first, it was unique and funky, a new spin on an old pschadelic sound. I don't love psychadelic rock but i appreciated turning it into a fresh millenial sound. But after a while the voice just became all I heard and I don't know if it really added anything or just tried to take over.