Sleater-Kinney The Center Won’t Hold
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SandwichBubble
August 18th 2019


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

"y'all are nerds"

🤓 Guilty as charged, snort snort

Sinternet
Contributing Reviewer
August 18th 2019


26602 Comments


ok i'll say it, no cities to love is their best album

SandwichBubble
August 18th 2019


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

I don't think I'm brave enough to say that, but I might end up bumping it to a 4.0 (above Woods, One Beat, All Hands). I've really been digging it recently.

MrTonytheGamer
August 18th 2019


65 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off

One thing I do disagree with you on is the production on the woods. I fucking love how noisy and dirty the guitars are on that. Probably why it sits at a 4.5 for me lol

SandwichBubble
August 18th 2019


13796 Comments

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I'm probably in the minority on that front (pretty sure the Woods is seen as their best by most). Not enough to totally ruin it for me, but it's the SK I listen to the least because of it.

brandontaylor
September 26th 2019


1228 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

like countless others have said, this was really just an average st. vincent album. super disappointing.

SandwichBubble
September 26th 2019


13796 Comments

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I'm baffled people are saying this is "average" in any capacity (not calling you out, people on rym say that too).

It's a gargantuan paul-bunyan-sized fuckup that's creation made one of the members leave. Can't get more blatantly terrible than that.

SandwichBubble
October 2nd 2019


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

Not that anyone here's chomping at the bit for new S-K songs, but they just released one:

https://sleaterkinney.bandcamp.com/track/animal



It's alright.

luci
November 20th 2019


12844 Comments


janet spills the tea on leaving the band:
"The new record was made sort of without me and it would have been challenging to get up there on stage and deliver those songs like they were mine, when they weren’t mine at all”

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/janet-weiss-sleater-kinney-interview-podcast-915033/

SandwichBubble
November 25th 2019


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

Feel bad for blaming St. Vincent pre-release now. Sounds like it was all the other two's idea to release the worst thing ever.

Gotta love this not even reaching 100 votes though, that's poetic even if this site is a bit dead.

Cygnatti
December 24th 2019


36049 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

this is terrible holy shit

thelonggoodbye78
March 24th 2020


5 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

If Dig Me Out is Exile in Guyville is this Liz Phair's eponymous album?

NordicMindset
March 25th 2020


25137 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

this album is as bad as everyone said it was

NordicMindset
March 25th 2020


25137 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

also The Woods would be their Exile in Guyville

SandwichBubble
May 18th 2020


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

Who's still jammin' this classic in 2020?

I know I am!

someone
Contributing Reviewer
May 11th 2021


6694 Comments


the new one is self-produced

unsurprisingly

SandwichBubble
May 11th 2021


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

Yep yep yep.

I haven't heard the new track yet, withholding judgement until then.

someone
Contributing Reviewer
May 11th 2021


6694 Comments


will not hear the new track until the whole album comes out

SandwichBubble
May 11th 2021


13796 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

I'd make a news article for the new album, but I'm on mobile. Sounds like a pain. You think I could get someone can do it for me?

[insert youtube rimshot link here]

someone
Contributing Reviewer
May 11th 2021


6694 Comments


i'd take that rimshot as long as it is followed by a rimjob



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