Nate Patrin

Nate Patrin’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 6 reviews, going back to 2007, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Hip-Hop & Rap 67%
  • Electronic 33%

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Their favorites

  1. J DillaDonuts 100 Pitchfork
  2. MadlibPiñata 80 Pitchfork
  3. Wu-Tang Clan8 Diagrams 80 Pitchfork
  4. SkrillexRecess 57 Pitchfork
  5. TimbalandShock Value 41 Pitchfork

Every review

Outlet
SkrillexRecess“Skrillex is a festival-circuit megastar who’s already put an indelible sonic imprint on the early stretch of this decade, but Recess is his first proper album. It's a mix of…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia57 5.7/10642014
MadlibPiñata“The appreciation of Madlib and Freddie Gibbs' new collaboration Piñata depends on the range of your hip-hop tastes and your familiarity with both artists' deep cuts. Funk-fusion and soul jazz…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia80 8.0/10792014
J DillaDonutsPitchfork via Wikipedia100 10/10842012
Wu-Tang Clan8 Diagrams“After a six-year absence and the death of Ol' Dirty Bastard, Wu-Tang return with a psych-tinged record that's divisive– even within their own camp.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia80 8.0/10692007
The Chemical BrothersWe Are the Night“Despite their innovative 90s repertoire, the Chemical Brothers have spent much of this decade keeping pace. Now, sporting guest spots from Klaxons, Midlake, Fatlip, and Willy Mason, they return with…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia38 3.8/10692007
TimbalandShock Value“Timbaland's equivalent of the Neptunes' Clones LP features guest spots from Justin Timberlake (on three tracks), Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, Nelly Furtado, and Missy Elliott. And then there's the rock…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia41 4.1/10612007

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