B-Side Guys

Adam Moerder

Adam Moerder’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 6 reviews, going back to 2006, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Indie & Alternative 50%
  • Rock 33%
  • Pop 17%

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Their favorites

  1. Melvins(A) Senile Animal 73 Pitchfork
  2. Foo FightersEchoes, Silence, Patience & Grace 42 Pitchfork
  3. The Ting TingsWe Started Nothing 38 Pitchfork
  4. The FratellisHere We Stand 36 Pitchfork
  5. Mark RonsonVersion 33 Pitchfork

Every review

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The FratellisHere We StandPitchfork via Wikipedia36 3.6/10512008
Foo FightersEchoes, Silence, Patience & Grace“Ten years on, Dave Grohl and co. reunite with The Colour and the Shape producer Gil Norton for an album that aims to recapture the band's early, successful anthemic sound.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia42 4.2/10662007
Mark RonsonVersion“The hip-hop/nu-soul producer who played a large role in recent albums by Lily Allen and Amy Winehouse enlists some famous friends for a covers album that includes takes on songs…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia33 3.3/10662007
RazorlightRazorlight“Successful nu-garage band turns to soft rock and reflective grownup pop on its second album.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia28 2.8/10502006
Melvins(A) Senile Animal“King Buzzo and Dale Crover team with the members of bass/drums duo Big Business and return to the Melvins' classic stoner metal sound.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia73 7.3/1074
The Ting TingsWe Started Nothing“Ridiculously popular back home in the UK, the Ting Tings' self-produced debut cops everything from fratty new wave to mopey twee-pop.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia38 3.8/1064

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