Their favorites

1. The Jimi Hendrix ExperienceAre You Experienced 100 Pitchfork
2. Brian EnoAmbient 1: Music for Airports 100 Pitchfork
3. Popol VuhHosianna Mantra 95 Pitchfork
4. Bob DylanTime Out of Mind 94 Pitchfork
5. Rage Against the MachineRage Against the Machine 91 Pitchfork

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 SeedsGhosteen 88

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
The Jimi Hendrix ExperienceAre You Experienced	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	100 10/10	100	Jun 1, 2025
Popol VuhHosianna Mantra	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	95 9.5/10	88	2025
Brian EnoAmbient 1: Music for Airports	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	100 10/10	83	2024
Dave Matthews BandCrash	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	75 7.5/10	75	2021
Godspeed You! Black EmperorG_d’s Pee at State’s End!	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	81 8.1/10	82	2021
BabymetalMetal Galaxy	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	47 4.7/10	68	2019
Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsGhosteen“Forty years into his career, Nick Cave emerges with one of his most powerful albums yet, an endlessly giving and complex meditation on mortality and our collective grief.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	88 8.8/10	95	2019
Lamb of GodVII: Sturm und Drang“Despite the Roman numerals and German words in its title, Lamb of God’s seventh album is a satisfactorily settled, gimmick-free record. VII: Sturm und Drang, featuring a guest spot from…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	78 7.8/10	78	2015
OpethPale Communion“Opeth's first album in three years lacks the absolute willpower and prevailing ambition of the band’s best work. These eight songs run cold on new energies and ideas, a rarity…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	43 4.3/10	78	2014
CynicKindly Bent to Free Us“Mixing technical death metal and thundering jazz fusion, the Florida band Cynic's 1993 debut, Focus, still sounds like future music, and their post-reunion LP, 2008’s Traced in Air, thrived on…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	40 4/10	64	2014
WatainThe Wild Hunt“Imagining Watain as one of the most popular heavy metal bands in the world is easy: During the last decade, the Swedish group have stretched and sculpted primitive black metal…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	67 6.7/10	79	2013
Death GripsNo Love Deep Web“The 13 tracks on NO LOVE DEEP WEB thrive on paranoia and aggression, feelings threaded together by the sense that everything could be ending right now. For the second time…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	82 8.2/10	78	2012
MelvinsFreak Puke“Under the name "Melvins Lite," Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover pull away from the younger half of their band, adding double bassist Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle) to cover Macca, improvise,…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	67 6.7/10	67	2012
James BlakeJames Blake“After a brilliant run of EPs, James Blake returns with an album that tilts toward traditional songwriting while refining his unique approach to production.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	90 9.0/10	78	2011
AlcestÉcailles de lune“French artist Neige finally fits all his component parts– arching atmospherics, celestial melodies, suffocating roars– into one dynamic metal record.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	84 8.4/10	84	2010
Sunn O)))Monoliths & Dimensions“Sunn O)))'s latest album may be their best, as dozens of collaborators join on four epic tracks that run from slow metal to shimmering orchestral drone.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	85 8.5/10	88	2009
Jack WhiteEntering Heaven Alive	Mojo via Wikipedia	80 4/5	74
MayhemEsoteric Warfare	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	76 7.6/10	73
Rage Against the MachineRage Against the Machine	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	91 9.1/10	86
Sturgill SimpsonThe Ballad of Dood and Juanita	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	74 7.4/10	71
The HighwomenThe Highwomen“On a dozen songs that transcend stereotypes of women in country music, this supergroup explores love, politics, and family.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	77 7.7/10	76
Bob DylanTime Out of Mind	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	94 9.4/10	86