Reviews by petecuts

Solid Bowie inspired songs.

Catchy indie pop earworms.

Piano improvisation.

Peak sludge metal with some surprising variations.

Solid songs with typical 80s sheen.

Disco. Decent songs and great vocals. But still disco.

Great songs. Sterile 80s production.

Epic in scale, sound and ambition. A sweeping outsider’s perspective of America.

Indie synth rock

Eschewing the psychedelic experiments, the Stones get back to the blues and start the classic run of albums of the era.

Great hybrid of punk and traditional instrumentation.

Classic big band sounds.

Huge leap forward. Revolutionary songs and productions. Perhaps the best example of what each member contributed to the overall band. Each song seems to define a genre in the future.

Great album. Amazing guest stars that somehow don’t take over the album. Prolific few years for Stills.

Quirky new wave.

Powerful songs and performances.

Raw blues rock. Exceptional vocals.

Chaotic collection of tracks seemingly without narrative or thematic thread. Impressive range of sounds and emotions.

Ambitious yet quirky indie album.

Haunting meditations on death. Musically minimal arrangements that support the voice and mood.