Their favorites

1. Taylor SwiftEvermore 100 NME
2. Bon IverI, I 100 NME
3. Gracie AbramsThe Secret of Us 80 NME
4. RayeMy 21st Century Blues 80 NME
5. Taylor SwiftMidnights 80 NME

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• Taylor Swift 5 reviews80Folklore100Evermore80Fearless (Taylor…80Red (Taylor’s Ve…80Midnights
• Sufjan Stevens 2 reviews80The Ascension80Javelin

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
Gracie AbramsThe Secret of Us“On new album ‘The Secret of Us’, Gracie Abrams aims for pop catharsis and hints at dancefloor euphoria – read the NME review”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	73	2024
RayeMy 21st Century Blues“Several years in the making, the London singer/songwriter's debut LP is bold, brilliant and unapologetically her own”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	78	2023
Taylor SwiftMidnights“The pop titan's tenth record pivots away from her lockdown creations and recent re-recording project, offering up brighter sounds”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	84	2022
Demi LovatoHoly Fvck“The star harks back to their earlier days with this collection of head-banging guitar solos and ferocious riffs”	NME via Wikipedia	60 3/5	76	2022
Calvin HarrisFunk Wav Bounces Vol. 2	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	58	2022
Kacey MusgravesStar-Crossed“The pop's dissection of a crumbling relationship is split into three parts, never collapsing under its own concept”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	72	2021
Taylor SwiftFearless (Taylor’s Version)“Amid legal battles, the singer is releasing re-recorded versions of her albums, another sign of the determination that made her famous”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	83	2021
Madison BeerLife Support“Whether she's belting out sex-positive pop songs, R&B or exploring slow-burning country twang, the singer is always defiantly herself”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	70	2021
Taylor SwiftEvermore“The NME review of 'Evermore', Taylor Swift's second album of 2020, a follow-up to the surprise mega-smash 'Folklore'.”	NME via Wikipedia	100 5/5	83	2020
Ariana GrandePositions“The star's lyrical content is jaw-droppingly good fun, and this record does feature some massive pop tunes – alongside indistinct material”	NME via Wikipedia	60 3/5	66	2020
Lady GagaChromatica“The NME verdict on the sixth album from Lady Gaga, which has been preceded by the singles 'Stupid Love', 'Rain On Me' and 'Sour Candy”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	78	2020
Charli XCXHow I’m Feeling Now“Written and recorded in just five-and-a-half weeks, this wonky pop record perfectly encapsulates the disorientating mood of the times”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	83	2020
Justin BieberChanges“Bieber's limp comeback results in a collection of loved-up songs lacking innovation or substance”	NME via Wikipedia	40 2/5	54	2020
Harry StylesFine Line“Crammed full of personality, Harry Styles second album 'Fine Line' has taken this nostalgic sound and combined it with soaring pop sensibilities.”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	76	2019
Tove LoSunshine Kitty	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	73	2019
Bon IverI, I“For the fourth Bon Iver album Justin Vernon combines the sounds of his past three LPs, a satisfying mix that points to an uncertain future.”	NME via Wikipedia	100 5/5	75	2019
Carly Rae JepsenDedicated“On album number four, Carly Rae Jepsen follows up cult favourite 'Emotion' with a stellar collection of 80s-influenced tunes.”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	80	2019
Rita OraPhoenix“On her long awaited second album 'Phoenix', Rita Ora proves that good things really do come to those who wait”	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	76	2018
Taylor SwiftFolklore	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	88
Sufjan StevensJavelin	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	84
Little MixLM5	NME via Wikipedia	60 3/5	65
Fall Out BoyMania	NME via Wikipedia	60 3/5	64
Imagine DragonsOrigins	NME via Wikipedia	40 2/5	55
Taylor SwiftRed (Taylor’s Version)	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	87
Mac MillerSwimming	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	76
Sufjan StevensThe Ascension	NME via Wikipedia	80 4/5	82