B-Side Guys

Rob Fitzpatrick

Rob Fitzpatrick’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 9 reviews, going back to 2005, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Indie & Alternative 44%
  • Rock 11%
  • Pop 11%
  • Electronic 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. RöyksoppThe Understanding 80 NME
  2. Kings of LeonAha Shake Heartbreak 80 NME
  3. Damon AlbarnEveryday Robots 80 Q
  4. The CureThe Cure 80 NME
  5. Beastie BoysTo the 5 Boroughs 80 NME

Every review

Outlet
BeckModern GuiltThe Guardian via Wikipedia40 2/5712008
The RaconteursBroken Boy Soldiers“What fool Jack White, man. Does he want any more, or do you think he’s good as he is? Supermodel wife, cute-as-a-button ex-wife (who he gets to see all the…”NME via Wikipedia60 6/10722006
Duran DuranAstronaut“The trouble with Duran Duran is that they’ve never, not even for one second, been cool. They have unimpeachably cool heroes – the band came together, 26 years ago, through…”NME via Wikipedia50 5/10552005
RöyksoppThe Understanding“Röyksopp’s second album has so much riding on it that it ought to be gobbling coke-spiked sugar lumps prior to the 3.30 at Newmarket. Torbjørn Brundtland and Svein Berge have…”NME via Wikipedia80 8/10742005
Kings of LeonAha Shake HeartbreakNME via Wikipedia80 8/1075
BeyoncéDangerously in LoveNME via Wikipedia50 5/1068
Damon AlbarnEveryday RobotsQ via Wikipedia80 4/579
The CureThe CureNME via Wikipedia80 8/1069
Beastie BoysTo the 5 BoroughsNME via Wikipedia80 8/1076

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