Filter's Scores
- Music
For 1,801 reviews, this publication has graded:
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71% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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26% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.6 points higher than other critics.
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Average Music review score: 75
| Highest review score: | I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning | |
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| Lowest review score: | Drum's Not Dead |
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Positive: 1,648 out of 1801
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Mixed: 137 out of 1801
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Negative: 16 out of 1801
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If you're a fan, As Is Now will probably fulfill all your medium-level expectations. [#17, p.105]- Filter
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A charming if adolescent collection of bubblegum harmonies and none-too-complicated pop. [#17, p.101]- Filter
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One might be a bit startled by how much, well, more broken this new [album] sounds. [#17, p.92]- Filter
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Ladytron have decisively transcended any particular froth of trend that may have sprouted up around them. [#17, p.98]- Filter
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Z is a great record--more expansive than its predecessors and less tunnel-visioned too. [#17, p.94]- Filter
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Welcome to the Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain of our modern indie times. [Filter Mini, Oct 2005]- Filter
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It's everything we love about Blackalicious, but with a little more neo-soul vibe than we're used to. [#17, p.94]- Filter
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Less produced and certainly less poppy. [#17, p.97]- Filter
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If this record doesn't break in a major way, it will not only be a shock, it will be a damn shame. [#17, p.99]- Filter
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Though it may be too severe a downgrade for some, Tender Buttons is in fact a lovely ugly thing. [#17, p.96]- Filter
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Like an aesthetic and visceral run through the hhistory of these most miraculous of musical visionaries. [#17, p.102]- Filter
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It is the sisters' old-timey voices that capture and carry the beautiful eeriness of these minimalist songs. [#17, p.103]- Filter
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A marked improvement upon the blank and boring pop they pulled out of the Monkey House in 2003. [#17, p.95]- Filter
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Feels exactly like a dance-less, British-not-Scottish Franz Ferdinand who have been deeply infused with Sgt. Peppers' '60s pop whimsy. [#16, p.90]- Filter
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One of the great pleasures of Twin Cinema is the way every morsel seems to have been scrutinized. [#17, p.96]- Filter
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They've arrived at a more basic and touching--at times sleep-inducing--music that lingers for better and for worse. [#16, p.89]- Filter
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Who else but Madness could pull off covers of the Supremes and the Kinks on the same record? [#17, p.94]- Filter
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Let's just say the word "repulsion" doesn't fully sum it up. Enjoy the violence. [#16, p.96]- Filter
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A high-pitched punky mess. [#16, p.103]- Filter
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