Favorite Albums!

8/10 - Really loved how this EP flowed

8/10 - Great record, can definitely hear the Joy Division influence with a fusion of The Strokes. Nonetheless, Interpol puts their own twist to it and does it surprisingly well

8/10 - Such a great EP! Really enjoy this one front & back, really raw sounding with amazing cover art

8/10 - Really enjoyed Damon’s vocal production on this record, and the genre blending makes this one uncategorized (which I’m very fond of), a slightly better record than demon days, but nonetheless both great records

9/10 - 80s funk + futuristic electronic fusion = groooooovy record

9/10 - Not too fond of the concept album, but man the tracks are phenomenal

9/10 - weezed

9/10 - LOOOOOVVE this album, one of my favorites to emerge from the indie scene

9/10 - Some of the best vocals I’ve heard in my life

9/10 - IMO, Justice’s debut album marks a turning point in the modern electronic music scene, a great record that genre blends really well

9/10 - Yeah I wanna play the bass

9/10 - To me, this record’s really comforting. Kind of like a second home

9/10 - YESSSS, one of my favorite albums from the early 2000s and was a major stepping stone in the indie rock scene

9/10 - Definitely one of my favorite conceptual albums out there

9/10 - If Kid A and OK Computer was ranked conceptually, In Rainbows is ranked on enjoyability. One of those records I have on repeat all the time

9/10 - One of my favorite records from middle school, and it still holds up today, a really close 10 for me

9/10 - Classic. That’s about it

9/10 - One of my favorite storytelling albums out there mixed in with an amazing lyrical performance

9/10 - Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’ is no stranger to anyone in the 21st century. In one of the most emotionally raw, nostalgic, records about love & identity with its genre bending production, this will be one of those records that will be talked about for years to come

9/10 - Although not a perfect album, it comes real close to being a 10. After Radiohead’s commercial success with ‘OK Computer’, being deemed a “traditional rock band” did not sit well with Radiohead. They believed they were capable of something more. In one of the greatest artistic shifts in music history, came Kid A

10/10 - It’s really hard for my mind to grasp this record was released in the 70s. Everything from this record front & back is just pure perfection. Maybe and probably the clearest 10/10 I’ve given to an record before. Truly a staple in music history and it deserves all the praise