Their favorites

1. Joy DivisionCloser 100 Pitchfork
2. Pink FloydThe Piper at the Gates of Dawn 94 Pitchfork
3. Bob Marley & The WailersExodus 84 Pitchfork
4. ElbowThe Seldom Seen Kid 78 Pitchfork
5. Amanda PalmerWho Killed Amanda Palmer 74 Pitchfork

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• PJ Harvey 2 reviews68White Chalk62A Woman a Man Walked B…

A-Sides they reviewed

1 album that earned an A-Side, the critics’ top tier; they scored 1 of them 75 or higher.

• Joy DivisionCloser 100

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
CeeLo GreenThe Lady Killer	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	73 7.3/10	83	2010
Iggy PopPréliminaires“With the passing of Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton, Iggy returns to being a solo artist, issuing an LP he claims "comes dangerously near jazz.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	54 5.4/10	62	2009
Depeche ModeSounds of the Universe“The days of Zeitgeist-shifting Depeche Mode awesomeness may likely be behind them, but that doesn't make their new LP less worthy of the band's legacy.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	63 6.3/10	70	2009
PJ HarveyA Woman a Man Walked By	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	62 6.2/10	78	2009
Amanda PalmerWho Killed Amanda Palmer	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	74 7.4/10	74	2008
R.E.M.Accelerate“R.E.M. acknowledge a few misteps with their 14th album Accelerate, trading the sleepy studio experiments of their recent LPs for renewed vigor and louder guitars.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	67 6.7/10	77	2008
Patti SmithTwelve“The recent Hall of Fame inductee records an album of covers that range from the obvious (songs by Jefferson Airplane, Neil Young, and Paul Simon) to the really obvious (Jimi…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	27 2.7/10	62	2007
The Good, the Bad & the QueenThe Good, the Bad & the Queen“Damon Albarn's latest extra-curricular project is a supergroup featuring Paul Simonon (the Clash), Simon Tong (the Verve), and legendary Afrobeat percussionist Tony Allen. Together, the quartet create a downcast set…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	68 6.8/10	80	2007
Amy WinehouseBack to Black	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	64 6.4/10	84
Joy DivisionCloser	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	100 10/10	99
Bob Marley & The WailersExodus“Bob Marley's best-selling studio album features a good chunk of the songs you can find on the reggae singer's venerable cash-cow Legend, but that's no reason for newcomers to overlook…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	84 8.4/10	91
MobyLast Night	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	52 5.2/10	66
Duran DuranRed Carpet Massacre“Duran Duran hook up with Timbaland and Justin Timberlake in a further bid for the immortality the band deservedly achieved three decades ago.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	38 3.8/10	59
Pink FloydThe Piper at the Gates of Dawn	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	94 9.4/10	96
ElbowThe Seldom Seen Kid	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	78 7.8/10	83
PJ HarveyWhite Chalk	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	68 6.8/10	78