Their favorites

1. The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tour 100 Pitchfork
2. RadioheadThe Bends 100 Pitchfork
3. BlondieParallel Lines 97 Pitchfork
4. Sigur RósValtari 91 The A.V. Club
5. The StreetsA Grand Don’t Come for Free 91 Pitchfork

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• Arctic Monkeys 2 reviews74Whatever People Say I…59Who the Fuck Are Arcti…

A-Sides they reviewed

4 albums that earned an A-Side, the critics’ top tier; they scored 3 of them 75 or higher.

• PJ HarveyLet England Shake 88
• BlondieParallel Lines 97
• RadioheadThe Bends 100
• Arctic MonkeysWhatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not 74

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
Belle and SebastianThe Boy with the Arab Strap	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	85 8.5/10	78	2018
Sigur RósValtari	The A.V. Club via Wikipedia	91 A-	76	2012
Tyler, the CreatorGoblin“Following months of anticipation and hype, Odd Future’s anarchic leader drops his second full-length: the bleak and uncompromising Goblin.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	80 8.0/10	78	2011
PJ HarveyLet England Shake“The always-unpredictable singer-songwriter returns with a haunting and beautiful meditation on war that ranks with her finest records.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	88 8.8/10	91	2011
MGMTCongratulations“MGMT follow the surprise hit Oracular Spectacular by teaming with Spacemen 3’s Sonic Boom for a leftfield psych-pop LP bereft of obvious singles.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	68 6.8/10	69	2010
Arctic MonkeysWho the Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys?“2006’s most buzzed-about band address the onset of fame and the inevitabililty of backlash on this five-song EP.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	59 5.9/10	56	2006
M.I.A.Arular“After her much-loved Piracy Funds Terrorism mixtape collaboration with Diplo, and a series of delays, the debut album from London-via-Sri Lanka club artist M.I.A. proves worth the wait.”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	86 8.6/10	85	2005
The Chemical BrothersPush the Button	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	70 7.0/10	69	2005
The ProdigyAlways Outnumbered, Never Outgunned“Liam Howlett returns with his first album since 1997's smash *Fat of the Land* was hailed by mainstream media as the future of "electronica." Kool Keith, Juliette Lewis, Princess Superstar,…”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	39 3.9/10	47	2004
Kings of LeonYouth and Young Manhood“The Kings of Leon have some sort of mythical backstory that I'm contractually obligated to relate: they're all …”	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	42 4.2/10	80	2003
Die Antwoord$O$	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	55 5.5/10	71
The StreetsA Grand Don’t Come for Free	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	91 9.1/10	88
The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tour	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	100 10/10	85
BlondieParallel Lines	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	97 9.7/10	92
RadioheadThe Bends	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	100 10/10	95
Lady GagaThe Fame Monster	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	78 7.8/10	74
Arctic MonkeysWhatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not	Pitchfork via Wikipedia	74 7.4/10	91