Caroline Sullivan

Caroline Sullivan’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 204 reviews, going back to 2001, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Pop 36%
  • Rock 24%
  • Indie & Alternative 20%
  • R&B & Soul 8%

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By the numbers

4A-Sides reviewed, the albums the critics rate highest
4albums given a perfect score
22years of their reviews we track, 2001 to 2022
How their scores spread
  • 0–4929
  • 50s0
  • 60s112
  • 70s3
  • 80s56
  • 90+4

Their favorites

  1. PortisheadPortishead 100 The Guardian
  2. The Stone RosesSecond Coming 100 The Guardian
  3. PJ HarveyTo Bring You My Love 100 The Guardian
  4. The VerveUrban Hymns 100 The Guardian
  5. Depeche ModeMemento Mori 80 The Guardian

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

A-Sides they reviewed

4 albums that earned an A-Side, the critics’ top tier; they scored 4 of them 75 or higher.

Every review

Outlet
Depeche ModeMemento MoriThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5822022
Lady GagaJoanne“The singer strips back the excess image to produce a rootsy album that showcases her powerful voice and maybe brings us closer to the real Stefani Germanotta”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5682016
OneRepublicOh My MyThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5612016
LordePure Heroine“Ella "Lorde" Yelich-O'Connor, at just 16, could be a whole new pop archetype, and her songs are great, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5742013
Miley CyrusBangerzThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5642013
StingThe Last Ship“Sting's new album is a companion piece to his play about the decline of the north-east's shipyards; it's not totally convincing, but done in a good spirit, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5632013
Elton JohnThe Diving Board“Elton John's latest is a thoroughly conservative singer-songwriter album, but a terrifically good one nonetheless, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5782013
Backstreet BoysIn a World Like ThisThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5542013
Depeche ModeDelta Machine“This album may be overly bleak, but there's beauty here, too, balancing lushness and minimalism to stunning effect, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5672013
HurtsExileThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5642013
KeshaWarrior“A guest spot from Iggy Pop livens up an otherwise very so-so new album from Kesha, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5722012
The Script#3The Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5402012
Jason DeruloFuture History“You want an album that sounds like every other chart album? Caroline Sullivan can tell you about one”The Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5602011
The KooksJunk of the HeartThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5582011
T.I.No Mercy“T.I. combines lapses of judgment with dour, generic, music, says Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5562011
Cyndi LauperMemphis Blues“Cyndi Lauper's got the blues. Caroline Sullivan meets her at the crossroads.”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5452010
Brandon FlowersFlamingoThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5642010
Jay SeanAll or NothingThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5582009
ShakiraShe Wolf“She looks like a diva and has the sales to match, but Shakira is too eccentric to be lumped in with the Whitneys and ­Mariahs, says Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5712009
MikaThe Boy Who Knew Too Much“The Boy Who Knew Too Much also makes a case for Mika being one of the most underrated pop mavericks, says Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5702009
LenkaLenkaThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5612009
Regina SpektorFar“The follow-up to 2006's Begin to Hope is shinier, but just as whimsical, says Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5692009
Black Eyed PeasThe E.N.D“Electronic clicks and buzzes are used lavishly, just don't expect to love it immediately, says Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5572009
Manic Street PreachersJournal for Plague Lovers“It's taken the band 14 years to put music to what turned out to be Richey Edwards last words, and you can see why, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5772009
Yeah Yeah YeahsIt’s Blitz!“The band's glittery new disco sound suits them very well. It's all cool, brittle catchiness, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5822009
AkonFreedom“Despite his hip-hop roots and the presence of guest rappers, it's Akon's buoyant pop sensibility that prevails”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5552008
PinkFunhouseThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5682008
The SaturdaysChasing Lights“They are good enough to win Girls Aloud-style plaudits, and Chasing Lights is a reasonably promising debut”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5672008
Alanis MorissetteFlavors of EntanglementThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5662008
Janet JacksonDisciplineThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5662008
Dave GahanHourglassThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5702007
Beach HouseBeach HouseThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5722007
Mutya BuenaReal GirlThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5532007
Sophie Ellis-BextorTrip the Light FantasticThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5672007
Kaiser ChiefsYours Truly, Angry MobThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5592007
Fall Out BoyInfinity on HighThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5732007
Gwen StefaniThe Sweet EscapeThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5572006
McFlyMotion in the OceanThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5672006
Meat LoafBat Out of Hell III: The Monster is LooseThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5562006
KeaneUnder the Iron SeaThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5672006
Mary J. BligeThe BreakthroughThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5782005
R. KellyTP.3 ReloadedThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5712005
JamiroquaiDynamiteThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5592005
Mariah CareyThe Emancipation of MimiThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5742005
Billy IdolDevil’s PlaygroundThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5572005
Tears for FearsEverybody Loves a Happy EndingThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5552005
The KillsNo WowThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5782005
MorrisseySouthpaw GrammarThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5672005
Wyclef JeanThe CarnivalThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5782004
John LegendGet LiftedThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5822004
KT TunstallEye to the TelescopeThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5782004
MadonnaRay of LightThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5842004
Joss StoneMind Body & SoulThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5662004
Paul McCartneyRun Devil RunThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5742004
UsherConfessionsThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5702004
Courtney LoveAmerica’s SweetheartThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5622004
Enrique Iglesias7“1 star (Interscope)”The Guardian via Wikipedia20 1/5532003
The DarknessPermission to LandThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/5742003
The LemonheadsCar Button ClothThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5732003
Missy ElliottUnder ConstructionThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5752002
Justin TimberlakeJustifiedThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5672002
Michelle BranchThe Spirit Room“Susana Baca sings up a riot, Luke Slater buffs up electro, and Michelle Branch dreams up poems. Plus the rest of the new pop.”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/5752002
Geri HalliwellScream If You Wanna Go Faster“Old Spice meets the boys in black eyeliner in this week's CDs”The Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5332001
Oasis(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/578
Blur13The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/579
Bruno Mars24K MagicThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
Amy MacdonaldA Curious Thing“Amy Macdonald's second album lacks the killer punch, reckons Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/563
Céline DionA New Day Has ComeThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/558
Tori AmosAmerican Doll PosseThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/579
AnastaciaAnastaciaThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/564
Avril LavigneAvril LavigneThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
BeyoncéB’DayThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/571
Jordin SparksBattlefieldThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/560
Donald GloverBecause the InternetThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/561
Pet Shop BoysBilingualThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/574
BlurBlurThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/582
Robin ThickeBlurred LinesThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/563
Body CountBorn DeadThe Guardian via Wikipedia25 1/456
Kelly ClarksonBreakawayThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/572
Red Hot Chili PeppersCalifornicationThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/574
HoleCelebrity SkinThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/580
Lady GagaCheek to CheekThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/564
CherCloser to the Truth“Cher has been complaining about getting old lately, but she seems fuller than energy than ever, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/556
SiaColour the Small OneThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/567
SuedeComing UpThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/577
TLCCrazySexyCoolThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/582
D12D12 WorldThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/561
NickelbackDark HorseThe Guardian via Wikipedia20 1/548
Destiny's ChildDestiny FulfilledThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/551
Robert PlantDreamlandThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/574
Screaming TreesDustThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/580
David BowieEarthlingThe Guardian via Wikipedia75 3/473
Elliott SmithElliott SmithThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/588
Manic Street PreachersEverything Must GoThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/591
TLCFanMailThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/577
Snow PatrolFinal StrawThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/573
Fall Out BoyFolie à DeuxThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
Nelly FurtadoFolkloreThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/564
KornFollow the LeaderThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/576
Foo FightersFoo FightersThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/583
Norah JonesForeverlyThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/574
Tori AmosFrom the Choirgirl HotelThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/579
GarbageGarbageThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/587
Manic Street PreachersGeneration TerroristsThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/583
Leona LewisGlassheartThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/558
Patti SmithGone AgainThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/577
The CardigansGran TurismoThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/574
Shawn MendesHandwritten“He started out covering Justin Bieber songs online, but Shawn Mendes’s debut album suggests there’s much more to him than that”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/557
Beastie BoysHello NastyThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/586
BjörkHomogenicThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/586
AerosmithHonkin’ on BoboThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/569
Melanie BrownHotThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/563
Def LeppardHysteriaThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/592
Ashlee SimpsonI Am MeThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/544
My Chemical RomanceI Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your LoveThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
Susan BoyleI Dreamed a Dream“This album is where sentiment clashes with the question of whether Susan's Boyle got what it takes, says Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/552
The NeighbourhoodI Love YouThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/550
Foo FightersIn Your HonorThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/569
PJ HarveyIs This Desire?The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/582
Busta RhymesIt Ain’t Safe No More…The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/573
Jason DeruloJason DeruloThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/568
JAŸ‐ZKingdom ComeThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/570
Carly Rae JepsenKissThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/564
Elvis CostelloKojak VarietyThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/559
Natalie ImbrugliaLeft of the MiddleThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/569
Ne-YoLibra ScaleThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
Manic Street PreachersLifebloodThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/566
MorrisseyMaladjustedThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/558
Mike OldfieldMan on the Rocks“Mike Oldfield's first album in six years is an unashamedly retro but very likable re-enactment of classic 70s radio rock, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/550
Mariah CareyMe. I Am Mariah… The Elusive ChanteuseThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/566
Marilyn MansonMechanical AnimalsThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/578
MogwaiMogwai Young TeamThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/583
Calvin HarrisMotionThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/558
BeckMutationsThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/585
Kate NashMy Best Friend Is YouThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/574
Kelly ClarksonMy DecemberThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/566
Ariana GrandeMy EverythingThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
Mary J. BligeMy LifeThe Guardian via Wikipedia75 3/467
R.E.M.New Adventures in Hi-FiThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/588
Pearl JamNo CodeThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/574
RadioheadOK ComputerThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/591
George MichaelOlderThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
David GuettaOne LoveThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/567
Girls AloudOut of ControlThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/566
Maroon 5Overexposed“Maroon 5's precision-tooled new album doesn't contain anything wildly exciting, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/559
John MayerParadise ValleyThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/569
Kelly ClarksonPiece by PieceThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/562
Katie MeluaPiece by PieceThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/562
PlaceboPlaceboThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/568
Depeche ModePlaying the AngelThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
PortisheadPortisheadThe Guardian via Wikipedia100 5/586
Take ThatProgress“Robbie's back, Take That are on top form, and Caroline Sullivan is delighted”The Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/576
Justin BieberPurposeThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/566
No DoubtPush and ShoveThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/564
Queens of the Stone AgeRated RThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/585
UsherRaymond v. RaymondThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/555
David BowieRealityThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/574
No DoubtReturn of SaturnThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/574
Elliott SmithRoman CandleThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
The Stone RosesSecond ComingThe Guardian via Wikipedia100 4/465
Kelly RowlandSimply DeepThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/553
Robbie WilliamsSing When You’re WinningThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/571
Jeff BuckleySketches for My Sweetheart the DrunkThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/584
Maroon 5Songs About JaneThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
Spice GirlsSpiceworldThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/563
Selena GomezStars DanceThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/549
Jessie JSweet TalkerThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/557
Enter ShikariTake to the SkiesThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/563
Willie NelsonTeatroThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/570
PavementTerror TwilightThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/581
Kelly ClarksonThankfulThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/560
Black Eyed PeasThe Beginning“Not so much a beginning as more of the same, says Caroline Sullivan, but it doesn't make Black Eyed Peas any less enjoyable”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/558
BlondieThe Curse of BlondieThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/565
BlurThe Great EscapeThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/590
Ja RuleThe Last TemptationThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/563
Nelly FurtadoThe Spirit IndestructibleThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/562
Craig DavidThe Story Goes…The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/547
Sean PaulThe TrinityThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
PinkThe Truth About LoveThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/573
Destiny's ChildThe Writing’s on the WallThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/574
Amy MacdonaldThis Is the LifeThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
Fiona AppleTidalThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/578
PJ HarveyTo Bring You My LoveThe Guardian via Wikipedia100 4/493
JamiroquaiTravelling Without MovingThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/568
Adam LambertTrespassingThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/570
Depeche ModeUltraThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/573
Justin BieberUnder the MistletoeThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/559
Bruno MarsUnorthodox Jukebox“Bruno Mars's second album contains more clinically perfect songcraft, and also some rather unpleasant sentiments, writes Caroline Sullivan”The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
Swedish House MafiaUntil NowThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/556
Natasha BedingfieldUnwrittenThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/571
The VerveUrban HymnsThe Guardian via Wikipedia100 5/584
BjörkVespertineThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/585
OneRepublicWaking UpThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/559
Ice CubeWar & Peace Vol. 2The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/565
Bon JoviWhat About NowThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/555
Jessie JWho You AreThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/552
Nelly FurtadoWhoa, Nelly!The Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/572
The CureWild Mood SwingsThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/560
BastilleWild WorldThe Guardian via Wikipedia80 4/573
Tom PettyWildflowersThe Guardian via Wikipedia75 3/483
PavementWowee ZoweeThe Guardian via Wikipedia25 1/457
Kelly ClarksonWrapped in RedThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/565
Nine Inch NailsYear ZeroThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/576
Sigur RósÁgætis byrjunThe Guardian via Wikipedia60 3/583

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