Average Rating: 3.69 Rating Variance: 1.10 Objectivity Score: 74% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicCocteau Twins Heaven or Las VegasCocteau Twins GarlandsDepeche Mode Black CelebrationLady Gaga The Fame MonsterLady Gaga The FameMadonna Ray of LightModest Mouse Building Nothing Out of SomethingXeno and Oaklander Sentinelle4.5 superbADULT. D.U.M.E.Be Forest EarthbeatChelsea Wolfe AbyssChelsea Wolfe Pain Is BeautyIdiot Pilot Strange We Should Meet HereLorde Pure HeroineMiss Kittin Calling from the StarsModest Mouse The Moon & AntarcticaQ and Not U No Kill No Beep BeepWindhand Grief's Infernal FlowerWreck and Reference Black Cassette4.0 excellentADULT. The Way Things FallChelsea Wolfe Hypnos / FlameKing Woman Created in the Image of SufferingLady Gaga Born This WayLight Asylum In TensionMarie Davidson Adieux Au DancefloorMarina The Family JewelsMiss Kittin and The Hacker First AlbumMiss Kittin and The Hacker TwoModest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded WestRihanna Rated RRihanna ANTISoft Kill An Open DoorTrue Widow Avvolgereone of those rare albums I enjoy from start to finish without skipping a single track. magic.Windhand SomaXeno and Oaklander Par AvionXiu Xiu Forget3.5 greatADULT. Gimmie TroubleKesha RainbowA surprisingly solid effort. I'm not at all ashamed to indulge in irreverent pop music, never do I brand even the fluffiest of pop stars as a guilt to enjoy, but since her debut Kesha has been a genuine "guilty" pleasure of mine mostly because of her complete unabashed corniness (quite honestly I always considered her as some sort of warped Kidz Bop commercial mutation of Peaches). But Rainbow is arguably the best album to come out of this recent surge of top 40 pop stars costuming themselves in country/folk/pop/lite-rock/whateverness (i.e. Joanne, Mileys Malibu, Harry Styles, etc). I think it strikes a commendable balance between her usual corniness and the musical breadth she aspires to in a way that Warrior absolutely failed at. Finding You is pop gold and I hope it gets its dues.King Woman DoubtLady Gaga ArtpopLight Asylum Light AsylumMarina FrootMartial Canterel AustertonNine Inch Nails Add ViolenceRihanna UnapologeticListen, this album is far from a lyrical or sonic masterpiece and its as pandering to top 40 trends as any Rihanna album to date. However, it is underrated. It was/is written off as a rush released cashgrab labeled so by the hive mentality tired of her yearly releases and being bombarded by her constant stream of radio singles on rotation. Unapologetic is, contrary to popular opinion, a cohesively sardonic and gloomy batch of tracks that all come from Rihanna then re-entering a relationship (either romantic or business wise) with Chris Brown (i.e. their unfortunately infectious collaboration on Nobody's Business). Shes unapologetically wrestling and wallowing in her bad decisions and its presented to the listener throughout the album. How anyone could say this is her least thoughtful album is beyond me when the likes of Talk That Talk exist. Unapologetic inarguably tells a story...just not the one you want to hear.Soft Kill ChokeXiu Xiu Fabulous MusclesXiu Xiu AlwaysXiu Xiu La Foret3.0 goodADULT. Anxiety Always2.5 averageGorillaz HumanzLorde Melodrama2.0 poorADULT. Detroit House GuestsMartial Canterel You TodayMartial Canterel Confusing OutsidesRihanna Talk That TalkWreck and Reference Indifferent Rivers Romance End1.5 very poorMadonna MDNA1.0 awfulBebe Rexha All Your Fault: Pt. 2Indistinguishable from any other female pop artists coming up with pseudo-trap influenced garbage mixed with pseudo-alt pop. Not a single interesting aspect to this EP that brings anything to the table and it even manages to make the cliches that it does bring even more obnoxiously boring.Katy Perry WitnessKesha Warrior
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