Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

Saby Reyes-Kulkarni’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 5 reviews, going back to 2017, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Metal & Punk 60%
  • Indie & Alternative 20%
  • Electronic 20%

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Their favorites

  1. MeshuggahobZen 88 Pitchfork
  2. Nine Inch NailsGhosts V: Together 87 Paste
  3. KvelertakNattesferd 80 Pitchfork
  4. MastodonEmperor of Sand 76 Pitchfork
  5. WeezerPacific Daydream 43 Pitchfork

Every review

Outlet
WeezerPacific Daydream“On their 11th album, Rivers Cuomo and co. aim for a hook-filled tribute to California guitar pop but the production gloss suffocates any personality these songs could have had.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia43 4.3/10682017
MastodonEmperor of Sand“Full of melodic singing and zig-zagging riffs, the new Mastodon LP reins-in the Atlanta metal band’s technical abilities without watering them down—though it smooths out some of their angular edges.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia76 7.6/10772017
Nine Inch NailsGhosts V: TogetherPaste via Wikipedia87 8.7/1076
KvelertakNattesferd“The Norwegian metal band Kvelertak find the unlikely meeting spot between black metal blast beats and the anthemic power of Van Halen and Judas Priest.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia80 8/1082
MeshuggahobZen“This box packages most of Meshuggah’s recorded work—7 studio albums and 3 EPs—and offers an overview of how this extreme metal band pushed the entire genre head-first into the future.”Pitchfork via Wikipedia88 8.8/1087

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