one knock out punch after another for nearly an hour straight
a dreamy pop dance blissfulness
less experimental
Emo meets mumble rap meets teen angst
this is rock and roll as the sound that it is worth selling your soul for
a brilliant collection of punk-folk attitude songs
soft without being weak
bratty mix of pop-punk, hip-hop, ska, and cheeky attitude
Life changing
sex jams with a better sound
dissing Abe Lincoln might not be as big as dissing Elvis Presley… but it is close
women as indie pop quiet yet hard
primer on the future and the past.
they seem to have emerged from the drone that battled them
nursery rhyme rap for easy going fun
it smashes Bridges out into the best of the genre
hooky, politically astute rockers
old school break up EP
better than the first
an excellent feature packed EP
one immensely skillful tune after another
knockout duo of wide eyed jokesters
it rings like a punk pop bell
A luminous, lovely, thriller
wow he was on some wild musically plateau
Help them celebrate.
more reasons to die
(D’Angelo’s) rhythm section drummer James Gadson and bassist Pino Palladino join Afie
constantly entertaining and enlightening
an instantaneous classic 15 bangers
if it doesn’t break pop don’t blame them
U2 make no concessions to haters such as me
wall of sound Brit rock and better
even gangsters need God
Supplants innocence with knowledge at the corner of Hollywood and Vine
indie pop with an r&b heart
a smooth implacable brilliance
terrific art-rocker old school album
a major statement by a major artist on his wedding day
color me impressed
intense rebuttals to male sexuality through a borderline misandrist
An astonishing collection of 11 blues classics
so great on that tour
a week with three “A”‘s
a stampeding housebeat
Kesha has resurrected her career
You better believe it
“I don’t dance now, I make money moves”
Johnny Marr’s old buddies
