Joe Muggs

Joe Muggs’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 7 reviews, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Indie & Alternative 43%
  • Pop 29%
  • R&B & Soul 14%
  • Electronic 14%

More numbers (how close they land to the other critics, release-week calls) appear once we track 15 of their reviews.

Their favorites

  1. Depeche ModeMemento Mori 100 The Arts Desk
  2. MuseThe Wow! Signal 100 The Arts Desk
  3. Sigur RósÁtta 100 The Arts Desk
  4. SkrillexQuest for Fire 80 The Arts Desk
  5. BlackpinkBorn Pink 60 The Arts Desk

Every review

Outlet
BlackpinkBorn Pink“This album – and its already multi-100 million stream single “Pink Venom” – starts off with a twang of Korean traditional instruments, a background chant of “blaaaackpink”, a monumentally crunching…”The Arts Desk via Wikipedia60 3/568
Camila CabelloFamiliaThe Arts Desk via Wikipedia60 3/570
Mariah CareyHere for It AllThe Arts Desk via Wikipedia60 3/570
Depeche ModeMemento Mori“Depeche Mode’s Andy “Fletch” Fletcher, who died in May last year, was generally held to contribute to the dynamic of the band more than the music. The only member of…”The Arts Desk via Wikipedia100 5/582
SkrillexQuest for FireThe Arts Desk via Wikipedia80 4/571
MuseThe Wow! Signal“Muse are one of the best advertisements in the world for silliness. When the Devon trio came along in the late Nineties, they found a niche for people who wished…”The Arts Desk via Wikipedia100 5/576
Sigur RósÁtta“It’s easy to take Sigur Rós’s emotive force for granted. So ubiquitous has their 2005 “Hoppípolla” been on everything from talent shows to apocalyptic environmental collapse documentaries to lyrical scenes…”The Arts Desk via Wikipedia100 5/579

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