Andrew Gaerig’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 4 reviews, going back to 2010, each next to the album’s Breakdown.
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Pitchfork 2010–2011 · 4 reviews
What they review
- Indie & Alternative 75%
- Electronic 25%
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Their favorites
The NationalHigh Violet 87 Pitchfork
MogwaiHardcore Will Never Die, But You Will 66 Pitchfork
Jason MolinaJosephine 56 Pitchfork
JusticeAudio, Video, Disco. 53 Pitchfork
Every review
| Outlet | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MogwaiHardcore Will Never Die, But You Will“On their latest record, the Scottish post-rock heroes sidestep some pitfalls from recent releases and sound like they're enjoying being themselves again.” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 66 6.6/10 | 75 | 2011 |
| The NationalHigh Violet“Returning with a slightly darker and more ornate sound, the National remain masters of widescreen, emotionally engaging rock.” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 87 8.7/10 | 82 | 2010 |
| JusticeAudio, Video, Disco. | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 53 5.3/10 | 73 | |
| Jason MolinaJosephine“Billed as a comparatively sparse counterpoint to Magnolia's recent classic-rock material, Josephine is the first Jason Molina album in three years.” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 56 5.6/10 | 72 |
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