Brad Haywood’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 3 reviews, going back to 2002, each next to the album’s Breakdown.
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Pitchfork 2002 · 3 reviews
What they review
- Indie & Alternative 33%
- Hip-Hop & Rap 33%
- Folk, Country & Americana 33%
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Every review
| Outlet | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 ThriceThe Illusion of Safety“What do Boy George, Ziggy Stardust and RuPaul have in common with Limp Bizkit and Two Live Jews? Nothing, actually …” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 60 6.0/10 | 83 | 2002 |
 De La SoulAOI: Bionix“The aging of hip-hop presents a serious structural dilemma, similar to the one rock and roll faced a few decades …” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 78 7.8/10 | 82 | 2002 |
 Gillian WelchTime (The Revelator)“The singer-songwriter’s third album offers some refreshingly charming, rustic folk-country music that bears the mark of a culture buried in the Blue Ridge, 3000 miles removed from her home.” | Pitchfork via Wikipedia | 81 8.1/10 | 84 | 2002 |
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