Reviews by mcthrasher

Some great songs. Give My Love To Rose made me cry. But there’s still just too much yapping between tracks for it to be a perfectly rated album.

Excellent variety of sounds and song tones, with a coherent through-line and consistent attitude. Nice big band sound with horns and organ adding layers to the classic rock instruments.

Better britpop than any Oasis or Blur that I’ve listened to so far. Nice variety of sounds.

Repetitive riffs and screechy vocals. Absolutely nothing interesting here.

Could use a little more reverb…

A couple crappy songs keep this album from true greatness. Love the back-to-basics sound of it though, and I love Ray Manzerak on the honky tonk piano.

One of the worst genres of music, but at least there’s some catchy choruses.

Terrible in all senses. Instruments sound awful, vocals are meandering and out of tune. Just a waste of time.

Some interesting sounds, but his voice is just too much. A couple good songs, but also a couple songs that were needlessly repetitive.

A handful of excellent songs and a couple forgettable ones.

Couple good songs. Inconsistent sound throughout the album can be quite jarring.

Half the songs feel exactly the same. There are about 2 tracks that are worth listening to.

Some unique sounds and melodies separate this from the usual psychedelic crap that’s found on a lot of these 60s albums.

Such a powerful voice. I wanted the songs to have a bit more energy so we could really hear her belt it out, but it only happens a couple times on this album. Most of the songs are low and slow, not my speed.

Killer sound! Every song is so lush and layered with rhythm and harmony. Wanted it to be longer.

I appreciate that there are some unique sounds and chord progressions here, but DG manages to take those assets and make them sound as generic as possible.

Pretty standard hip hop. The title track is awesome, surprised I’d never heard it before.

Lovely voice. Some very nice sounds. Definitely a 2010s indie movie credits vibe.

Too long, too repetitive. You have the whole world of electronic music production at your fingertips and this is what you make? Such a waste.

Incredible performances on vocals and instruments. Incredibly catchy songs.