Sue Matiz

Sue Matiz’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 4 reviews, going back to 2013, each next to the album’s Breakdown.

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What they review

  • Rock 50%
  • Indie & Alternative 25%
  • Metal & Punk 25%

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

Their favorites

  1. Faith No MoreSol Invictus 80 Record Collector
  2. DarkthroneThe Underground Resistance 80 Record Collector
  3. John FogertyWrote a Song For Everyone 40 Record Collector
  4. Mike OldfieldMan on the Rocks 20 Record Collector

Every review

Outlet
Faith No MoreSol Invictus“It’s been 17 years since San Francisco’s Faith No More released an album, splitting a couple of years afterwards to work on other”Record Collector via Wikipedia80 4/5772015
Mike OldfieldMan on the Rocks“One to cast away Mike Oldfield’s first album in six years hopefully won’t be his last – it would be a terrible way to end a very”Record Collector via Wikipedia20 1/5502014
John FogertyWrote a Song For Everyone“Now, much as John Fogerty deserves all the credit and should be cut even more slack for masterminding the heyday of Creedence Clearwater Revival”Record Collector40 2/5632013
DarkthroneThe Underground Resistance“Coming hot on the heels of the recent reissue of 1992’s iconic A Blaze In The Northern Sky, The Underground Resistance is confirmation, if any were”Record Collector80 4/5802013

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