Luke Winkie’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 5 reviews, going back to 2010, each next to the album’s Breakdown.
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What they review
- Pop 40%
- Hip-Hop & Rap 20%
- Electronic 20%
- Metal & Punk 20%
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Their favorites
JamiroquaiRock Dust Light Star 70 musicOMH
WaleAmbition 56 Paste
CherylMessy Little Raindrops 40 musicOMH
KornKorn III – Remember Who You Are 40 Slant
Black Eyed PeasThe Beginning 30 musicOMH
Every review
| Outlet | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WaleAmbition | Paste via Wikipedia | 56 5.6/10 | 66 | 2011 |
| CherylMessy Little Raindrops“Cheryl Cole, is the ideal example of a second-rate pop star: a warmed-over personality, recycled hooks, some blatantly silly self-help wordplay, and” | musicOMH | 40 2/5 | 50 | 2010 |
| JamiroquaiRock Dust Light Star“From a British commercial radio perspective, Jamiroquai are a chart-topping pop-funk group with a knack for keeping things interesting while still staying” | musicOMH via Wikipedia | 70 3.5/5 | 71 | 2010 |
| KornKorn III – Remember Who You Are“The album is bad in a predictable, sluggish way, with no hint of better work on the horizon.” | Slant via Wikipedia | 40 2/5 | 51 | |
| Black Eyed PeasThe Beginning | musicOMH via Wikipedia | 30 1.5/5 | 58 |
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