Every bit as chaotically charming as its predecessor. [Nov 2005, p.108]

It's an absorbing listen. [Nov 2019, p.108

If the album has a fault, it's in sequencing, with some of stronger moments low in the pecking order. [May 2015, p.99]

Songs hang in the air, implying rather than asserting uncanny dimensions. Dylan’s voice, again, is quite beautiful, with a control and nuance so many thought he’d lost. [Jul 2023, p.97]

The musical and emotional ground covered here is remarkable, evidence of an artist who can locate joy inside pain, and whose adventurous, modernist, fearful funk can be movingly expressive. [May 2020, p.88]

Wyatt's keening, unaffected, peculiarly comforting voice is the uniquely compelling common denominator. [Dec 2014, p.110]

It's the garlanded ritual folk of Kan Me ("May Song"), however, that underlines this is a record of changing seasons and transitional states. Accept the offer of tea but prepare to lose days in the process. [Aug 2022, p.90]

This is an odyssey both emotional and educational. [Jan 2015, p.108]

A tear-stained, yet tasteful, requiem. [Feb 2006, p.93]

Bruce Springsteen began making this album in 2010--like golden reflections late in the day, it's been worth the wait. [Aug 2019, p.88]

The stated modus operandi--everybody is leading and following--results in some fascinating new angles and delicious surprises on familiar material. [Apr 2011, p.107]

Nasty, brutish, short, and wholly compelling, Yeezus begs only one question: where next? [Sep 2013, p.89]

It's as complete as any Floyd completist could hope for. [Apr 2012, p.101]

It's never morbid, but mortality is a running theme. [Jun 2018, p.91]

This primarily acoustic reimagining brings the artistry of the Niger-based quartet to the fore with aplomb. [Apr 2025, p.86]

A keeper. ... This is still a terrific entry point into a band who repay obsession. [Oct 2018, p.87]

They really do sound like a band more than a group. [Jun 2019, p.92]

It's the emotional, cathartic journey of the chief protagonist that captivates the most. [Oct 2023, p.86]

Ten is a classic of the grunge era, its super-sized anthems and introspective pieces powered by Eddie Vedder, a Jim Morrision for the plaid shirt brigade. [Apr 2009, p.116]

Instead of meeting fire with ire, there's an attempt to provide calm, clarity, a space to contemplate what really matters. [Feb 2020, p.93]

Ultimately, the record triumphs via Rolling Blackouts; deep inhabitation of their music, ans the space of its creation. [Jul 2018, p.92]

As ever, the sonic palette is richly clean, the harmonies stacked, and Jerry Douglas’s dobro an empathetic, keening presence in constant dialogue with the singers, now the dominant solo instrument in the ensemble. [May 2025, p.87]

Gibbons rises to the occasion. [May 2019, p.89]

Very sweet debut, a mostly acoustic affair. [Sep 2020, p.93]

Over and over again, Pratt hovers on the brink of revelation, yet Quiet Signs puts down a code, that, brilliantly, it's not quite possible to break. [Mar 2019, p.89]

Uninhibited where "()" felt constipated. [Oct 2005, p.99]

Cronin delvers timeless, classic pop that evades cliches. [Jun 2013, p.86]

Moisturizer shows, decisively, that while the metal gauntlets might be very much on, creatively, Wet leg's gloves are off. [Aug 2025, p.74]