Rebecca Schiller

Rebecca Schiller’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 8 reviews, going back to 2010, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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Writes for

  • NME 2010–2012 · 8 reviews

What they review

  • Pop 50%
  • Indie & Alternative 38%
  • Hip-Hop & Rap 13%

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Their favorites

  1. WarpaintThe Fool 90 NME
  2. GrimesVisions 80 NME
  3. Conor MaynardContrast 70 NME
  4. Beach HouseBloom 70 NME
  5. GarbageNot Your Kind of People 30 NME

Every review

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Conor MaynardContrast“Teenage lothario Maynard has been pegged with the rather unfortunate ‘British Bieber’ billing. But the tag does the Brighton native a disservice, as it’s another Justin that the choicer moments…”NME via Wikipedia70 7/10652012
Beach HouseBloom“On their last album, ‘Teen Dream’, Beach House managed the transition to indie-darling status with uncommon grace. Abandoning the music-box murk of their first two records, the Baltimore dream-poppers used…”NME via Wikipedia70 7/10812012
GarbageNot Your Kind of People“It’s fair to say that Garbage have been pissed on, literally and figuratively, in the seven years since their last album, ‘Bleed Like Me’. Yep, after a stint as a…”NME via Wikipedia30 3/10642012
B.o.BStrange Clouds“The three-day, nine-email saga NME went through to hear an official sampler of BoB’s second album and follow-up to ‘The Adventures Of Bobby Ray’ was put in perspective when the…”NME via Wikipedia30 3/10652012
Sean PaulTomahawk TechniqueNME via Wikipedia30 1.5/5502012
GrimesVisionsNME via Wikipedia80 8/10802012
Sophie Ellis-BextorMake a Scene“The sheer breadth of music covered on [a]Sophie Ellis-Bextor[/a]’s fourth album is, frankly, incredible. Still only 32, and with “the most memorable chart scuffle since Britpop” under her belt (both…”NME via Wikipedia20 2/10402011
WarpaintThe Fool“It hardly bears repeating that, when lists evaluating 2010 are squared up, it’ll be judged a temporal stepping-stone back to non-existent nostalgic times. With that has come a wave of…”NME via Wikipedia90 9/10782010

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