Nick Neyland

Nick Neyland’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 9 reviews, going back to 2012, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Electronic 56%
  • Indie & Alternative 22%
  • Pop 11%
  • Rock 11%

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

Their favorites

  1. TychoAwake 70 Pitchfork
  2. Yoko OnoTake Me to the Land of Hell 70 Pitchfork
  3. Mark LaneganPhantom Radio 67 Pitchfork
  4. Four TetDialogue 63 Pitchfork
  5. Brian EnoSomeday World 62 Pitchfork

Every review

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Mark LaneganPhantom Radio“The former Screaming Trees frontman's new album as the Mark Lanegan Band gets back to the feel he was chasing on 2012's Blues Funeral, albeit with a more assured hand…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia67 6.7/10752014
TrickyAdrian Thaws“This quick follow-up to last year's False Idols bears Tricky's birth name, suggesting something confessional; it's also been talked up as a departure for the veteran singer/producer, suggesting a more…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia48 4.8/10712014
Brian EnoSomeday WorldPitchfork via Wikipedia62 6.2/10692014
TychoAwake“On Awake, Scott Hansen, the San Francisco-based visual artist who records colorful techno as Tycho, expands his sound. It's the first Tycho album recorded as a three-piece band, and his…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia70 7.0/10682014
Four TetDialogue“Earlier this year Kieran Hebden opened a Bandcamp account, offering streams and downloads of three early Four Tet EPs and the full-length Dialogue. The material dates to the late 1990s,…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia63 6.3/10782014
MogwaiRave Tapes“Mogwai's eighth album outside their soundtrack and remix work has been framed in terms of its increased use of electronics. The instrumentation has indeed shifted, but Rave Tapes digs hard…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia60 6.0/10762014
Yoko OnoTake Me to the Land of Hell“Yoko Ono turned 80 this year, but on Take Me to the Land of Hell she barely sounds out of her 20s. Joined by Mike D, Ad-Rock, Sean Lennon, Cornelius,…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia70 7/10752013
Karl BartosOff the Record“Off the Record is only the second album onetime Kraftwerk member Karl Bartos has made under his own name, and it's primarily based around music he recorded long ago, gathered…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia54 5.4/10632013
AirLe voyage dans la lune“Air's soundtrack to the restored version of Georges Méliès silent film Le Voyage Dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon) finds the duo trying to bring some artistry back…”Pitchfork via Wikipedia57 5.7/10732012

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