Their favorites

1. Arcade FireEverything Now 100 NME
2. Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsSkeleton Tree 100 NME
3. Arctic MonkeysSuck It and See 90 NME
4. The White StripesIcky Thump 90 NME
5. Green DayRevolution Radio 80 NME

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• Green Day 4 reviews60¡Uno!60¡Dos!50¡Tré!80Revolution Radio
• Manic Street Preachers 2 reviews60Lifeblood80Send Away the Tigers

A-Sides they reviewed

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

• Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsSkeleton Tree 100

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
Green DayRevolution Radio“Billie, Tre and Mike put their 2012 meltdown behind them on an album as strong as anything Green Day have done since ‘American Idiot”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	72	2016
The Last Shadow PuppetsEverything You’ve Come To Expect“From ‘The Age of The Understatement’ to the era of matching velour tracksuits, a lot of water has passed under the bridge between The Last Shadow Puppets’ 2008 debut and…”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	71	2016
GrimesArt Angels“Thus far, the story of Claire Boucher’s long-awaited fourth Grimes album has been that of an artist determined to assert control over her own narrative. Often, this is as much…”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	82	2015
Alabama ShakesSound & Color	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	79	2015
Thom YorkeTomorrow’s Modern Boxes“It’s been three years since the last one, but you all remember the drill, right? The blog post/press release/i n t r i g u i n g l y-formatted…”	NME via Wikipedia	70 7/10	74	2014
Animal CollectiveCentipede Hz	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	74	2012
Jack WhiteBlunderbuss“When he was asked if he kept a notebook to record all of his great ideas, Einstein answered with a shrug that he’d only ever had one. That the idea…”	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	83	2012
Florence + the MachineCeremonials	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	77	2011
Arctic MonkeysSuck It and See	NME via Wikipedia	90 9/10	78	2011
The White StripesIcky Thump“Some people labour under the misconception that, for Jack White, The White Stripes are a bit of a drag; a self-set challenge to make rock’n’roll that’s as sexually charged, ornately…”	NME via Wikipedia	90 9/10	81	2007
Fall Out BoyInfinity on High	NME via Wikipedia	70 7/10	73	2007
PrinceMusicology	NME via Wikipedia	60 6/10	72	2005
Kings of LeonBecause of the Times“After the four-year party, the Followills come of age on Because of the Times. Read the NME album review.”	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	80
The Rolling StonesBlue & Lonesome	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	83
Noel Gallagher's High Flying BirdsChasing Yesterday	NME via Wikipedia	70 7/10	69
OasisDig Out Your Soul	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	70
Arcade FireEverything Now	NME via Wikipedia	100 5/5	74
Manic Street PreachersLifeblood	NME via Wikipedia	60 6/10	66
My Bloody ValentineMBV	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	85
Paul McCartneyNew	NME via Wikipedia	70 7/10	75
Manic Street PreachersSend Away the Tigers	NME via Wikipedia	80 8/10	73
Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsSkeleton Tree	NME via Wikipedia	100 5/5	94
Pink FloydThe Endless River	NME via Wikipedia	50 5/10	66
The Black KeysTurn Blue	NME via Wikipedia	60 6/10	78
The KillersWonderful Wonderful	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	73
Green Day¡Dos!	NME via Wikipedia	60 6/10	73
Green Day¡Tré!	NME via Wikipedia	50 5/10	65
Green Day¡Uno!	NME via Wikipedia	60 6/10	68