Lost At Sea's Scores
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For 628 reviews, this publication has graded:
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74% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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24% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 4.2 points higher than other critics.
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Average Music review score: 77
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Positive: 561 out of 628
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Mixed: 62 out of 628
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Negative: 5 out of 628
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Familiarity can be a good thing, but The Stands get plain fresh, crossing the line between feeling safe and feeling violated.- Lost At Sea
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It makes a stunning case for a silent nod of the head: sometimes it’s good enough to enjoy an album, taking it take it all in as it comes, without attempting to articulate its majesty.- Lost At Sea
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Do the Bambi proves that art rock can be both obvious and alien at the same time.- Lost At Sea
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It’s too bad more songs don’t skip the sophomoric lyrics. Tinker around with your equalizer - you may be able to drown out the vocals and save the otherwise interesting CD.- Lost At Sea
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The band is learning to play their instruments better, but they’ve lost some aggression, which was the key to the little charm they had from the get-go.- Lost At Sea
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Neither the songs’ structures nor their lyrics offer rich rewards after close listening and dissection.- Lost At Sea
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Dents and Shells is human in the best and truest kind of way: it is the work of a man, appreciative of feeling and progress, warts and all.- Lost At Sea
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Crimes is the latest in an evolution that has seen the band complicate their sound without losing any of the confrontational nature or acerbic tone of their previous efforts.- Lost At Sea
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Dangerous Dreams is a passable album that never achieves greatness, nor does it fail miserably, rather residing with the mundane.- Lost At Sea
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Love Songs for Patriots sounds just as one would expect an aged AMC to sound: with mature, yet loose arrangements with an edge but without balls back up Eitzel’s gloomy, brooding voice, taking wry bitterness to familiar but novel highs and lows.- Lost At Sea
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Even the songs that rise above the simple looped-beat formula don’t have much to offer.- Lost At Sea
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The overall sound is a bit too polished and loses some of the raw power edge that previous albums rode to critical success.- Lost At Sea
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When you boil Real Gone down to its tracks, you’ll keep finding more reasons to love this man – more than anything, you can sense his easy grin.- Lost At Sea
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The Grind Date is almost shockingly excellent. This is De La Soul at their most focused – no skits, no filler, no weird interludes.- Lost At Sea
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For such a tortured swarm of piercing feedback-drenched feedback and electronically-manipulated electronic manipulations, this record feels surprisingly coherent, almost to the point that it’s comforting.- Lost At Sea
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So if some of the songs sound a little too catchy, it’s because they’re supposed to. Kweli’s trying to draw you in for something important.- Lost At Sea
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While this is definitely a likeable album, and an extremely contagious pop effort at that, it's a hard one to get attached to.- Lost At Sea
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This is deceptively simple, back-to-basics rock music that no honest American can help but enjoy.- Lost At Sea
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Björk shrouds Medúlla in mystery and darkness, but it's far from gloomy.- Lost At Sea
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While Joan of Arc’s latest is a relative failure as an album when compared to everything else coming out in indie-rock these days (dropping them under .500 in my book), it is a winning effort, relative to the whole of the Joan of Arc/Tim Kinsella catalog.- Lost At Sea
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The Equatorial Stars renews a partnership of a more than historical value.- Lost At Sea
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Tarnished as it is, Faking The Books is still a treasure. Ignore the ham-fisted political treatises and enjoy it for what it is: a streamlined marvel of IDM song architecture.- Lost At Sea
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