Ratings
180
Average
4.7
Reviews
55
Lists
0

Ratings

Number of albums per rating
10 3
9 0
8 18
7 0
6 54
5 0
4 71
3 0
2 34
1 0

Main genres

GenreAlbumsAverage
Rock1234.5
Pop564.6
Electronic295.3
R&B275.2
Folk244.0
Blues184.3
Country174.0
Dance175.4

Subgenres

SubgenreAlbumsAverage
Symphonic Prog37.3
Boom Bap57.2
Downtempo36.7
Progressive Rock76.3
Contemporary R&B36.0
Glam Rock36.0
Conscious Hip Hop85.8
Soul135.5
Grunge45.5
Neo-Soul35.3
House35.3
Hard Rock115.3
Synth-Pop105.2
Trip Hop55.2
Art Rock195.1

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Recently reviewed

MY EARS ARE EXPERIENCING A BLESSING, THE PRODUCTION FIRE. Almost all the songs are just so good, my favs being Hell is Near, which is such an amazing opener song. Broken Men, which St. Vincent produced herself, and other producers jumped in and made this such a head-banging track. Big Time Nothing is another song I like diving into the chaos of negative self-talk triggered by depression.

Such a good Album Ill give it like a four start rating cause the final song which is the title track sorta took me out of it. Still a banger album though.

Gonna listen to both the US and UK versions of the Aftermath album;
Aftermath US:
Welp, I recognized the first song immediately because it was a trend song once, but I prob have listened to it before.

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Aftermath UK:

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