Alex Denney: Album Reviews and Scores

Alex Denney’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 7 reviews, going back to 2010, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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1 album that earned an A-Side, the critics’ top tier; they scored 1 of them 75 or higher.

	Outlet
Tame ImpalaCurrents“It's all change for Kevin Parker as an expansive third album swaps fuzzy guitars for full-bodied bass and vivid synths”	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	82	2015
Kendrick LamarTo Pimp a Butterfly“Kendrick Lamar might be the new king of west coast hip-hop, but don’t think it’s a crown he’s wearing lightly. Exploring the dangers of being a thoughtful youth forced to…”	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	92	2015
DrakeIf You’re Reading This It’s Too Late“Is Drake flipping off the man with his new mixtape? Surprise-released on iTunes (and briefly hosted for free on Soundcloud before promptly vanishing), the 28-year-old Toronto rapper’s latest is rumoured…”	NME via Wikipedia	60 6/10	75	2015
Father John MistyI Love You, Honeybear“Josh Tillman might look like a hipster Jesus, but he’s more very naughty boy than Messiah. Resurrecting himself, so to speak, as Father John Misty in 2012, the solo songwriter…”	NME via Wikipedia	90 9/10	87	2015
Manic Street PreachersPostcards from a Young Man“When God met with his people to blue-sky ideas for a Bible follow-up, they must have been bricking it. Inform vengeful Yahweh the Manics had beaten him to it? Yeah…”	NME via Wikipedia	70 7/10	74	2010
ASAP RockyAt. Long. Last. ASAP	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	77
Sufjan StevensThe Age of Adz	NME via Wikipedia	70 7/10	80

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