Records we have scored.
A review of The Complete Matrix Tapes, forty-three live songs by The Velvet Underground, including rare tracks and full versions of classics.
A strange beast of covers and originals, this Velvet Underground album struggles to live without its departed scribe.
A review of The Great Banana, a landmark 1994 reissue of the Velvet Underground's 1967 debut, ranking it among the finest albums of its era.
Radiohead's Kid A, released in 2000, is a bold, cold, and beautiful break from OK Computer. Our review explores its electronic textures and lasting impact.
Radiohead's 2001 album Amnesiac is the darker, jazzier twin to Kid A. We review its cryptic songs, standout tracks, and why it's essential.
Radiotick Tracks 2 is a fan-made Radiohead compilation of B-sides, covers, and alternate takes. It has flashes of brilliance but lacks coherence, scoring 5/10.
Radiohead's 2011 album The King of Limbs is a dense, rhythmic puzzle that rewards patient listeners. Our review finds strange beauty in its loops.
Radiohead's In Rainbows review: a relaxed return to form, blending electronic textures with warm melodies. Atmospheric, confident, and their most welcoming album in years.
A track-by-track look at Michael Jackson's 1972 solo debut, Got to Be There, highlighting his vocal talent but uneven material. We score it 5/10.
A track-by-track look at Michael Jackson's 1979 album Off the Wall, the record where he found his adult voice and bridged disco, funk, and pop.
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