Reviews by petecuts

Decent indie post punk.

Uneven album with a couple of standout tracks.

An abundance of ideas, a lack of editing or self control. Sonically ambitious but chaotic and scattered.

Vintage songs and orchestration.

Indie synth.

Derivative electronic sounds. Reminiscent of Bowie’s Berlin years.

Haunting minimalist arrangements and powerful vocals.

Blues rock reduced to the fundamental elements.

Stunning final statement. Shows the best elements of the band working together. Timeless songs and performances. Perfect Album.

The blueprint for rock and roll. Raw and energetic, before Elvis got sanitised.

Ambient noises and samples. Not compelling.

Complex vocal arrangements. Low key shoegaze type musical arrangements.

Musically reminiscent of Parliament/Funkadelic. Lyrics have not aged well.

Nuggets style garage psych rock.

Auto tuned pop confection.

Genre defining album. Very cool and atmospheric.

Catchy yet inconsequential Brit pop

Timeless collection of some of the finest tracks the Stones recorded. Spans country, blues and their own unique brand of rock. Great performances by the band.

Uninspired nu metal. Gimmicky shouting vocals and monotonous grinding music.

Genre defining early heavy metal. The dark side of the psychedelic dream. Filled with bleak lyrics, great songs and a heavy vibe.