Anna Gaca

Anna Gaca’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 7 reviews, going back to 2019, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Folk, Country & Americana 29%
  • Pop 29%
  • Indie & Alternative 14%
  • Rock 14%

Find Anna Gaca

More numbers (how close they land to the other critics, release-week calls) appear once we track 15 of their reviews.

Their favorites

  1. The CrampsSongs the Lord Taught Us 87 Pitchfork
  2. The ClashCombat Rock 84 Pitchfork
  3. Father John MistyMahashmashana 83 Pitchfork
  4. Charli XCXMusic, Fashion, Film 82 Pitchfork
  5. Father John MistyChloë and the Next 20th Century 79 Pitchfork

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

Every review

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Charli XCXMusic, Fashion, FilmPitchfork via Wikipedia82 8.2/1082Jul 24, 2026
Father John MistyMahashmashanaPitchfork via Wikipedia83 8.3/10822024
Father John MistyChloë and the Next 20th CenturyPitchfork via Wikipedia79 7.9/10842022
The CrampsSongs the Lord Taught UsPitchfork87 8.7/10822020
Carly Rae JepsenDedicated“On her fourth album, the Canadian pop star is doing what she does best, calibrating lovesick or lovelorn synthpop that’s neither too hot nor too cold—and sometimes, regrettably, only lukewarm.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia73 7.3/10802019
The ClashCombat RockPitchfork via Wikipedia84 8.4/1074
Taylor SwiftLover“On her seventh album, Taylor Swift is a little wiser and a lot more in love. Though uneven, Lover is a bright, fun album with great emotional honesty.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia71 7.1/1079

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