Alex Miller’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 3 reviews, going back to 2006, each next to the album’s Breakdown.
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NME 2006–2007 · 3 reviews
What they review
- R&B & Soul 33%
- Indie & Alternative 33%
- Pop 33%
More numbers (how close they land to the other critics, release-week calls) appear once we track 15 of their reviews.
Every review
| Outlet | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Joss StoneIntroducing Joss Stone“Missed Joss Stone at the Brits acting like a tosser in front of an audience of millions? Never mind, her new record is packed with just as much lip-gnawing wobble…” | NME via Wikipedia | 20 2/10 | 55 | 2007 |
 KlaxonsMyths of the Near Future“New rave founders Klaxons put some colour back into indie’s pale exterior” | NME via Wikipedia | 90 9/10 | 65 | 2007 |
 Gwen StefaniThe Sweet Escape“Back in 2004 times were tough for pop music. Justin Timberlake’s ‘Cry Me A River’ and Xtina’s ‘Dirrty’ were little more than million-dollar memories, and the sappy ringtone-romance of James…” | NME via Wikipedia | 40 4/10 | 57 | 2006 |
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