Clash Music's Scores
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For 3,878 reviews, this publication has graded:
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57% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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38% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1.3 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Music review score: 74
Highest review score: | Dead Man's Pop [Box Set] | |
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Lowest review score: | Wake Up! |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 3,248 out of 3878
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Mixed: 601 out of 3878
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Negative: 29 out of 3878
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It feels as though experimentation was at the centre of this record, with digital soundbites and electronic instruments at the forefront of many of the tunes, yet still beautifully intertwined with the traditional line up.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 15, 2023
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‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We’ is Mitski at her most emotionally raw.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 14, 2023
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NLE Choppa has his sights on the prize, and he’s armed with some career-best material. Without doubt his finest project yet, ‘Cottonwood 2’ pushes NLE Choppa into the upper echelons of Stateside rap. Next stop? The world.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 13, 2023
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What ‘Perfect Saviors’ succeeds in, however, it exploding those aspects ever outwards, renewing The Armed and emboldening their most ambitious, rewarding album to date.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 12, 2023
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‘How Do You Sleep At Night?’ is a solid debut, a multifaceted foundation that Teezo Touchdown is sure to spring from. The record boasts some great production and a genre-less style that for some may lack cohesion, but on a debut record like this it allows Teezo to follow any sonic path he desires in the future.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 12, 2023
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The thematic string throughout ‘WEEDKILLER’ is extremely present, the messages bold whilst never sacrificing the integrity and quality of the tracks.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 8, 2023
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Soon to be household names, Coach Party refused to be pencilled in to one genre, but still managed to retain consistency, coherency and identity on their debut record, a feat rarely seen – so keep an eye on them.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 8, 2023
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The concept enhances the experience but ignorance of it doesn’t affect it as one of The Coral’s strengths has always been the powerful imagery their music creates.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 8, 2023
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Olivia Rodrigo has created another fun, varied and mature studio album, which perfectly contributes to her wider attempt to preserve her experiences as a teenager within her music.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 8, 2023
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‘Playing Robots’ finds Blake not quite knowing how to juggle all these facets of his personality and throwing them all at the wall. There are flashes of gorgeous phrasing, incredible textures, and welcome experimentation, but the album is also completely all over the place. Still, Blake remains undeniably talented as a singer, songwriter and producer.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 7, 2023
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‘Rabbit Rabbit’ is a joyful listen. Its refusal to follow the norms is an inspiration, and an attempt at an act of defiance in an age when it is becoming harder and harder to go against the grain.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 7, 2023
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It’s a project that requires time to sit and grow with its listener, carving a new path after each and every run.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 7, 2023
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Transcendental, life affirming and exhilarating, ‘For That Beautiful Feeling’ is pure unadulterated sensory overload and is a strong return for the shape-shifting electronic duo.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 6, 2023
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‘Hit Parade’ is as colourful and playful as Róisín Murphy herself. Truly a contender for album of the year, Murphy has created an album of true musical depth that doesn’t take itself too seriously.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 5, 2023
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This is an album to get lost in. Rosenstock is one of the most important songwriters working, in any genre, at the moment. You’ll love exploring ‘HELLMODE’ like Craig in his creek.- Clash Music
- Posted Sep 1, 2023
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Enchanting and illuminating, ‘everything is alive’ proves that Slowdive’s pulse is still beating strong.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 31, 2023
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Together, this project might rank as a career high, a work of breathless yet intoxicatingly accessible complexity.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 31, 2023
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Healey has delivered the ideal summer album, but it feels as much a gift to himself as his listeners.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 25, 2023
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‘Jaguar II’ is a compressed listen with only 11 tracks but still packs in dimensionality and texture. It marks a new pinnacle and a denouement of an era for a once clandestine figure now dancing under the prismatic light of a disco ball.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 25, 2023
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‘Mommy’ is not an evolution for Be Your Own Pet, it is an affirmation that despite the passing of time, we can still be just as vital as our former selves.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 24, 2023
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- Posted Aug 23, 2023
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‘Learning How To Live And Let Go’ is a beautiful culmination in the XCERTS’ career.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 18, 2023
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- Posted Aug 18, 2023
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- Posted Aug 16, 2023
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Refusing to take the easy route, ‘Sundial’ can at times be daunting, and the task of following the profound success of her earlier work isn’t an easy one. On repeated listens, however, the project breaks open as a singular work of Black American artistry.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 11, 2023
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[His albums] are normally produced to the hilt, but here Neil Young sounds more vulnerable than he normally does, and this makes the songs more immediate and personal.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 10, 2023
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A focussed, unified return, ‘Volcano’ doffs its cap to some supreme influences, while also allowing Jungle to expand, and evolve. Soulful songwriting with a thirst for house and disco, it finds the production duo amplifying their ambitions, and finessing their techniques across a cycle of exceptionally strong songwriting.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 10, 2023
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In truth, the material does a decent enough job of filling the acerbic, punk shaped void left since their decade long absence.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 10, 2023
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These charmingly often positive tales are inspiring, yet it’s the combined nature which the producing delivers that makes this album shine.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 7, 2023
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Devoted followers of Miles Kane and fans of indie music will undoubtedly revel in this fifth offering, undoubtedly finding exhilaration through its live interpretations. But beyond that, it falls short of finding a remarkable status.- Clash Music
- Posted Aug 3, 2023
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