Jake Cole

Jake Cole’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 6 reviews, going back to 2015, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Metal & Punk 33%
  • Indie & Alternative 33%
  • Electronic 17%
  • Rock 17%

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Their favorites

  1. Napalm DeathThroes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism 85 Spectrum Culture
  2. SwansWhite Light from the Mouth of Infinity 80 Spectrum Culture
  3. SwansFilth 75 Spectrum Culture
  4. M.I.A.Matangi 70 Spectrum Culture
  5. MastodonEmperor of Sand 70 Spectrum Culture

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

Every review

Outlet
Napalm DeathThroes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism“Napalm Death return with yet another stellar blast of socially conscious, utterly brutal metal.”Spectrum Culture85 85/100852020
M.I.A.Matangi“Despite being M.I.A.’s pal, Loveridge proves surprisingly willing to let the artist contradict and undermine herself even in her adolescent quest for self-definition.”Spectrum Culture70 3.5/5772018
MastodonEmperor of Sand“In many respects, Emperor of Sand feels like the culmination of Mastodon’s career.”Spectrum Culture70 3.5/5782017
SwansWhite Light from the Mouth of Infinity“The wonderful new remasters tease out the various layers of guitars and synthesized noise that make them deceptively simple compositions.”Spectrum Culture via Wikipedia80 4/5812015
SwansFilth“A ferocity that overcomes the unavoidable thinness of the no-budget production.”Spectrum Culture via Wikipedia75 3.75/5732015
AC/DCRock or Bust“[xrr rating=2.0/5]AC/DC certainly know how to bounce back from tragedy. After Bon Scott ignominiously departed this plane of existence in a pool of vomit, the band regrouped, brought the electrified-cat…”Spectrum Culture40 2.0/5692015

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