Rated 4/10
Wasn't for me.
Rated 4/10
Wasn't for me.
Rated 6/10
I was expecting to enjoy this, but it felt like a big juicy nothingburger
I dream of playing my trumpet this brightly
Rated 6/10
Random British electronica album example 300
Rated 10/10
Feels weird enjoying this medieval-ass music so much considering I'm nigh certain music in the medieval era sounded nothing like this in any of the countries I hail from.
Rated 6/10
Groovy but overlong
It's alright. A bit too British for me
Rated 4/10
Potentially the most unnecessary inclusion on this list yet. Nobody needs to listen to this before or after death
Rated 4/10
Okay so why is this amateur hour anti-catchy shit on this list when the ACTUAL GIANT STEPS by Coltrane isn't??? WTF???
Rated 6/10
Quite good, with a varied sound. Bothered me how often she used "schizo" as some sort of generic adjective
Rated 6/10
Honestly underwhelming. I could hear some of the Eno influence but not enough - the music was disjointed but in a bad way, not a Brian way.
Rated 6/10
First half was a solid supplement to my squats. Second half was high school footballer music
Rated 10/10
Amazing songs but too many wives
Rated 4/10
I really like the cover. It's unique. The music, though, is kind of generic and very advertisement-core.
Rated 4/10
Simple, inoffensive, and unnecessary.
Rated 8/10
This is simply awesome idk what to say
Rated 6/10
Turns out I've never listened to the original version of 7 Nation Army. It's alright
I see why people call this landfill indie.
Rated 8/10
Pretty good, as a beans lover
Rated 2/10
Soft "punk" rock for middle class socialist brats from suburban families who never really had to work.