Consequence

Consequence’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 316 reviews of 316 albums, going back to 2008, each next to the album’s Breakdown. 207 of them come from Wikipedia ratings boxes, mostly for older albums.

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What it reviews

  • Rock 20%
  • Pop 20%
  • Hip-Hop & Rap 20%
  • Metal & Punk 15%
  • Indie & Alternative 14%

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By the numbers

79average score it gives, on the 0 to 100 scale (316 reviews)
76%of its reviews score an album 75 or higher
13points: how far a typical review lands from its own average score
How its scores spread
  • 0–499
  • 50s9
  • 60s30
  • 70s67
  • 80s152
  • 90+49

Its top scores

  1. RefusedThe Shape of Punk to Come 100
  2. TurnstileGlow On 98 Spencer Kaufman
  3. Talking HeadsFear of Music 98
  4. The BeatlesAbbey Road 98
  5. Miles DavisBitches Brew 98
  6. The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tour 98
  7. The BeatlesRubber Soul 98
  8. Fiona AppleFetch the Bolt Cutters 95

Its newest 200 reviews

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Miley CyrusBass Persuades“Miley Cyrus' tenth album, Bass Persuades, is a darkly fun ride but could benefit from better lyrics.”not named
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81 B-64Sep 21, 2026
Harry StylesKiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.“Though not always consistent, Harry Styles employs a charged, daring sound across new album Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally.”not named
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85 B75Mar 4, 2026
Tyler, the CreatorDon’t Tap the Glass“Tyler, the Creator's fun new album Don't Tap the Glass knows it's hard to dance like no one's watching when pretty much everyone is.”Kiana Fitzgerald
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88 B+74Jul 22, 2025
ClipseLet God Sort Em Out“Pusha T and No Malice's new album as Clipse, Let God Sort Em Out, is a masterclass in prayer, pain, and Pharrell beats.”Kiana Fitzgerald
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91 A-77Jul 10, 2025
TurnstileGlow On“Baltimore's Turnstile go beyond their hardcore roots on their third album, Glow On. Read Heavy Consequence's review of the new LP.”Spencer Kaufman
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98 A+892021
Bruce SpringsteenLetter to You“Everyman icon Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band deliver a vital set of songs devoted to aging, death, and legacy on Letter to You.”not named
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88 B+832020
GorillazSong Machine, Season One: Strange Timeznot named
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85 B792020
Napalm DeathThroes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism“UK grindcore pioneers Napalm Death return with their 16th studio album, continuing to redefine their sound. Read Heavy Consequence's review.”Spencer Kaufman
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91 A-852020
Pop SmokeShoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon“Late Brooklyn rapper Pop Smoke welcomes listeners to one final party, Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon.”Matt Melis
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88 B+712020
Megan Thee StallionSuga“Suga is a solid and cohesive EP that showcases Megan Thee Stallion’s unfettered appetite for destruction.”not named
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85 B752020
Blink-182Nine“The pop-punkers’ second album with Matt Skiba is weighed down by stereotypical lyrics and cloying choruses. Read Grant Sharples' full review”not named
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75 C662019
Talking HeadsFear of Musicnot named
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98 A+962019
ToolFear Inoculumnot named
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91 A-822019
Killswitch EngageAtonement“Killswitch Engage are back with their eighth studio LP, Atonement, marking their first album under a new deal with Metal Blade Records.”Spencer Kaufman
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91 A-782019
Lil PumpHarverd Dropout“Insubstantial lyrics, dreary hooks, and directionless melodies leave Pump wishing he had stayed in school.”Matt Melis
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65 D482019
Arctic MonkeysTranquility Base Hotel & Casinonot named
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81 B-732018
J. ColeKOD“A full-length examination of addictive behavior that can come across half-baked but never dull.”Matt Melis
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85 B702018
MigosCulture II“The blockbuster Georgia trio prescribe the right medicine but the wrong dosage.”Matt Melis
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85 B722018
SZACtrl“With Ctrl, SZA proves that the cult following that ballooned after her 2014 mixtape, Z, was not some flash in the pan.”Matt Melis
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88 B+872017
Linkin ParkOne More Lightnot named
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68 D+482017
MastodonEmperor of Sand“Death underlies the message and intense, cathartic sound of the band's seventh record.”Matt Melis
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85 B772017
J. Cole4 Your Eyez Only“The MC's new concept album shows his growth as both an artist and a person.”Matt Melis
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85 B692016
Red Hot Chili PeppersThe Getaway“A refreshing attempt at reinvention that's not as silly as you might expect.”Dan Caffrey
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78 C+642016
Lana Del ReyHoneymoon“Rich orchestration and vintage ballads help LDR embrace the pop role she's always wanted.”Nina Corcoran
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81 B-752015
Duran DuranPaper Gods“The pop icons are as relevant as they've been at any point in the past two decades.”not named
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81 B-702015
Faith No MoreSol InvictusCollin Brennan
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85 B772015
Imagine DragonsSmoke + Mirrors“Alternative in name only, the band’s second full-length is heavy on anthems and light on inspiration.”not named
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68 D+672015
Joey Bada$$B4.Da.$$“On his debut album, the Brooklyn rapper keeps the spotlight on his own vision.”Michael Madden
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88 B+712015
Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin IInot named
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91 A-952014
SkrillexRecess“Proof he can leave the LED gloves behind and thrive outside of clubland.”Derek Staples
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78 C+642014
Kylie MinogueKiss Me Once“Coming up on 30 years in the business, the future is a good place to be moored.”Chris Bosman
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78 C+662014
MadlibPiñata“There's a sense of reverence to this collaboration, beyond mere chemistry.”Brian Josephs
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88 B+792014
MØNo Mythologies to Follow“A confident, progressive debut from an unlikely pop star.”Josh Terry
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88 B+752014
Gogol BordelloPura Vida ConspiracyAlex Young
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80 4/5802013
The StrokesComedown Machine“The band's fifth studio album leaves us wondering, "Is this it?”Michael Roffman
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78 C+682013
Dropkick MurphysSigned and Sealed in Bloodnot named
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78 C+712013
T.I.Trouble Man: Heavy Is the HeadMichael Madden
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70 3.5/5632012
Meek MillDreams and Nightmares“A familiar story with an unfamiliar-enough presentation.”Michael Madden
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71 C-662012
MegadethCountdown to Extinction“Remembering Megadeth as they were, not as they are.”not named
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60 3/5772012
The SwordApocryphon“Putting the doom in doom metal.”not named
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70 3.5/5722012
Death GripsNo Love Deep Web“Manipulating another world of music.”Alex Young
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70 3.5/5782012
The Smashing PumpkinsOceaniaMichael Roffman
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80 4/5742012
Joey RamoneYa Know?“You'll almost wish you didn't.”Chris Coplan
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65 D622012
YelawolfRadioactive“The face of "hick-hop" delivers patchwork for Shady Records debut.”Michael Madden
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60 3/5622011
ASAP RockyLive. Love. ASAP“With pesos in his pocket, Harlem-reppin' upstart thrives on hype.”not named
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80 4/5812011
KasabianVelociraptor!not named
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80 4/5782011
TriviumIn Waves“Costly are the ties that bind.”not named
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60 3/5602011
Death GripsExmilitary“A heavy-hitting contender for rap album of 2011.”not named
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85 B802011
UnderoathØ (Disambiguation)“Tampa hardcore band weathers change swimmingly on their seventh LP.”not named
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85 B822010
Bruno MarsDoo-Wops & Hooligansnot named
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81 B-632010
Kylie MinogueAphrodite“Fun, frivolous, and frisky – a fitting summer album.”Alex Young
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85 B732010
MegadethEndgamenot named
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70 3.5/5742009
QueensrÿcheAmerican Soldier“American Soldier, the new album by Queensrÿche, tells the story of war from the point-of-view of the men and women who have served our country. No”not named
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50 2.5/5632009
Papa RoachMetamorphosis“It's not easy being Papa Roach. Since its debut album Infest, the band, who became a staple with overtly angsty lyrics ("Cut my life into pieces/This is my”not named
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61 D-482009
Alanis MorissetteFlavors of Entanglement“Since 1991, Ms. "Jagged Little Pill" has graced us with everything from bombastic ballads, pop-infused dance numbers, folk/acoustic ambiance, and – let's not”Alex Young
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78 C+662008
Black Sabbath13not named
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70 3.5/571
Bruno Mars24K Magicnot named
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81 B-72
Donald Glover3.15.20not named
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88 B+80
Jay-Z4:44“Pushing 50, the world's biggest rapper refuses to conceal feelings or shirk responsibilities.”not named
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88 B+83
Deadmau54×4=12not named
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80 4/567
The 1975A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships“Sincerity and vulnerability help the English rockers deliver their best work to date.”not named
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91 A-83
The BeatlesA Hard Day’s Nightnot named
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91 A-94
Lady GagaA Star Is Born – Soundtracknot named
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85 B74
Linkin ParkA Thousand Suns“A Linkin Park fan pleads his case for 2010's best new modern rock album.”not named
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70 3.5/571
Dream TheaterA View from the Top of the Worldnot named
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88 B+73
Thom YorkeANIMA“Iconic Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke pairs with longtime collaborator Nigel Godrich on aruably his finest solo outting to date.”not named
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88 B+82
The BeatlesAbbey Roadnot named
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98 A+99
Mad SeasonAbovenot named
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88 B+66
The WeekndAfter Hours“On the long-awaited After Hours, The Weeknd drops a collection of eclectic songs ripe with introspection and new direction.”not named
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91 A-80
ParamoreAfter Laughter“Colorful instrumentation and insistent hooks overpower the uneven parts of the band's fifth studio outing.”not named
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85 B80
Deadmau5Album Title Goes Herenot named
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70 3.5/553
CalexicoAlgiers“Plenty to enjoy, just not enough to truly appreciate.”not named
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50 2.5/575
Owl CityAll Things Bright and Beautifulnot named
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50 2.5/551
Cardi BAm I the Drama?“Cardi B's long-awaited sophomore album Am I the Drama? is a chaotic, star-studded mix of beef, vulnerability, and genre-hopping ambition.”not named
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85 B71
Bring Me the HorizonAmonot named
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85 B81
Dead Can DanceAnastasisnot named
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60 3/565
BTSArirang“ARIRANG illuminates some of the more striking ways that BTS are unusual in the world of music.”not named
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88 B+76
Liam GallagherAs You Were“The former Oasis frontman gets a chance to do things his way, and it pays off.”not named
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81 B-75
Travis ScottAstroworldnot named
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85 B87
JusticeAudio, Video, Disco.not named
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70 3.5/573
MotörheadBad Magic“Forty years and 22 albums later, Lemmy and co. still kick ass.”not named
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85 B76
BTSBenot named
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88 B+77
The BeatlesBeatles for Salenot named
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91 A-84
Post MaloneBeerbongs & Bentleys“Too many bland regurgitations of current trends and not enough original takes.”not named
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71 C-54
Miles DavisBitches Brewnot named
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98 A+97
Wiz KhalifaBlacc Hollywoodnot named
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75 C59
R. KellyBlack Panties“A one-night stand of an album that leaves unsurprisingly little to the imagination.”not named
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60 3/557
ClutchBlast Tyrant“The hardest working metal band around get the reissue treatment.”not named
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60 3/570
Troye SivanBloom“Bloom is a fun record: dreamy, vulnerable, and urgently horny.”not named
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88 B+83
Snoop DoggBushnot named
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75 C73
Camila CabelloCamila“Cuban-American pop singer Camila Cabello returns with Romance, her sophomore album featuring Shawn Mendes and DaBaby.”not named
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81 B-75
Mariah CareyCaution“The iconic songstress returns with a more concise, controlled take on her hip-hop-infused pop.”not named
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81 B-80
Lana Del ReyChemtrails over the Country Club“Controversial pop singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey expands her allusive Americana dreamscapes on Chemtrails over the Country Club.”not named
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88 B+80
Tyler, the CreatorChromakopia“Tyler, the Creator turns his internal struggles into a dazzling and vulnerable display on his new album CHROMAKOPIA.”not named
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91 A-78
Lady GagaChromatica“Lady Gaga's sixth album, Chromatica, returns to the dance floor with bangers and reckonings that favor consistency over flash.”not named
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91 A-78
RushClockwork Angelsnot named
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80 4/580
Foo FightersConcrete and Gold“Dave Grohl wasn't kidding when he called it “Motörhead’s version of Sgt. Pepper's.”not named
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81 B-72
MadonnaConfessions II“Madonna's new album Confessions II is a fun collection of house tracks, but she spends too much time describing transcendence instead of actually delivering it.”not named
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81 B-76
Carrie UnderwoodCry Prettynot named
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85 B73
Static-XCult of Staticnot named
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30 1.5/547
MigosCulturenot named
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85 B85
LizzoCuz I Love You“The artist throws her name into contention for the queen of contemporary pop.”not named
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91 A-83
Kendrick LamarDAMN.“K-Dot throws off the messianic trappings of a rap god and contemplates mortality on DAMN.”not named
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91 A-91
FutureDS2not named
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88 B+80
Demi LovatoDancing with the Devil: the Art of Starting Overnot named
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85 B73
NickelbackDark Horsenot named
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20 1/548
The OffspringDays Go By“A little less "Dirty Magic", a little more WTF.”not named
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40 2/551
Pusha TDaytonanot named
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91 A-83
MetallicaDeath Magneticnot named
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90 4.5/578
Juice WrldDeath Race for Love“This ambitious follow-up album does more to highlight the artist's weaknesses than strengths”not named
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75 C68
Dream TheaterDistance over Timenot named
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91 A-86
Fontaines D.C.Dopamine Chamber“Fontaines D.C.'s new album Dopamine Chamber is a jagged, synth-heavy reinvention, featuring some of their boldest songs yet.”not named
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88 B+83
Meek MillDreams Worth More Than Moneynot named
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85 B70
6ix9ineDummy Boynot named
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71 C-38
MegadethDystopianot named
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78 C+77
Paul McCartneyEgypt Station“A Paul McCartney record for people who like Paul McCartney records.”not named
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81 B-75
Carly Rae JepsenEmotionnot named
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88 B+80
Rise AgainstEndgame“Aggressive, easily digested modern punk. Again.”not named
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78 C+73
Lil Uzi VertEternal Atake“Lil Uzi Vert sounds alert, refreshed, and sometimes thrilled on Eternal Atake, shifting between cadences and registers with manic dexterity.”not named
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88 B+72
ColdplayEveryday Life“Chris Martin and Coldplay return with Everyday Life and plenty to say. Read Nina Braca's full review.”not named
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85 B75
Ice CubeEverythang’s Corruptnot named
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88 B+78
FutureEvolnot named
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88 B+71
Vampire WeekendFather of the Bride“Ezra Koenig and guests return with a mature record on love, lust, and loss.”not named
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88 B+79
Taylor SwiftFearless (Taylor’s Version)“Country pop singer-songwriter Taylor Swift faithfully re-records her second album, Fearless, demonstrating that these songs still resonate 13 years later.”not named
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88 B+83
Fiona AppleFetch the Bolt Cutters“Reclusive songwriter Fiona Apple emerges with Fetch the Bolt Cutters, her most challenging, raw, and liberating listen to date.”not named
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95 A94
Big SeanFinally Famousnot named
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60 3/567
Harry StylesFine Line“One Direction alum Harry Styles matures as a songwriter on his sophomore LP, Fine Line. Read Bryan Rolli's complete review”not named
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81 B-76
Tyler, the CreatorFlower Boy“If the Ladera Heights rapper really had something to say, he missed his chance.”not named
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75 C83
Taylor SwiftFolklore“Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift surprises fans with evermore, a companion piece to this summer's celebrated folklore collection.”not named
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88 B+88
AnthraxFor All Kingsnot named
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75 C72
The Rolling StonesForeign Tongues“The Rolling Stones' new album Foreign Tongues picks off where Hackney Diamonds left off. It's a fun, bloated mixed bag.”not named
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81 B-73
GojiraFortitude“French metal titans Gojira return with Fortitude, their first album in five years. Read a review from Heavy Consequence.”not named
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91 A-78
Chris StapletonFrom A Room: Volume 1“The country outlaw adds a much-needed layer of grit and spit to Nashville.”not named
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85 B79
Calvin HarrisFunk Wav Bounces Vol. 1“The Scottish record producer finds comfort — and a new sound — in anonymity.”not named
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88 B+67
FutureFuturenot named
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75 C72
Kendrick LamarGNX“Kendrick Lamar is back with his surprise album, GNX, fueled by a reinvigorated competitive spirit and desire to burn down the industry.”not named
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88 B+86
Pearl JamGigaton“Pearl Jam's 11th studio album offers a message of portent and hope in a time when we desperately need to understand both. Read Matt Melis' full review”not named
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88 B+77
Dropkick MurphysGoing Out in Style“Use this tonight. Seriously.”not named
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80 4/577
Limp BizkitGold Cobra“It all comes down to this.”not named
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60 3/552
Jung KookGoldennot named
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75 75/10073
Kacey MusgravesGolden Hournot named
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91 A-89
DeftonesGorenot named
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91 A-78
Jonas BrothersHappiness Beginsnot named
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81 B-76
Serj TankianHarakirinot named
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60 3/558
Lady GagaHarlequin“Lady Gaga's Joker-inspired concept album, Harlequin, has arrived in all its glory.”not named
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85 B71
Alanis MorissetteHavoc and Bright Lights“Her '90s singles remain just that, but there's still much to enjoy.”not named
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60 3/550
Marilyn MansonHeaven Upside Down“Still twisted, extreme, and dangerous after all these years.”not named
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85 B71
NewstedHeavy Metal Music“A blunt statement of intent for those that want to pound some beers, headbang, and let the visceral take over.”not named
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70 3.5/570
The BeatlesHelp!not named
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85 B93
Alicia KeysHerenot named
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81 B-74
NickelbackHere and Nownot named
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40 2/551
Willie NelsonHeroesnot named
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60 3/565
KeshaHigh Road“The California songwriter seems caught between the carefree revelry of her past and the optimism of more recent music. Read Chris Thiessen's full review”not named
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75 C71
Florence + the MachineHigh as Hope“The only limits on Welch's talent are the risks she sometimes fails to take.”not named
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81 B-73
FutureHndrxxnot named
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88 B+77
Post MaloneHollywood’s Bleeding“Ready or not, the rapper, singer, and songwriter continues to churn out songs destined to top the charts.”not named
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81 B-75
Rick RossHood Billionairenot named
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75 C60
HalseyHopeless Fountain Kingdom“An ambitious sophomore outing that could stand to break its musical mold more often.”not named
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85 B69
Doja CatHot Pink“Doja Cat's second album, Hot Pink, proves that talent and a knack for going viral don't always translate to a purrrfect record. Read Lucy Shanker's full review.”not named
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81 B-71
The WeekndHouse of Balloonsnot named
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85 B83
Led ZeppelinHouses of the Holy“The band spread their wings, stepped off the ledge, and rather than crashing to earth, learned to fly.”not named
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91 A-90
Charli XCXHow I’m Feeling Now“Avant-pop artist Charli XCX collaborates with fans on How I'm Feeling Now to document her time in quarantine.”not named
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88 B+83
GorillazHumanz“After seven years of silence, Gorillaz nearly lose their voice in a sea of collaborators.”not named
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81 B-75
The WeekndHurry Up Tomorrow“The Weeknd's new album Hurry Up Tomorrow is the conclusion of a trilogy, but it's overstuffed with songs and sonically plain.”not named
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81 B-74
Blake SheltonIf I’m Honest“Country pop star's post-breakup album flounders under too many glitzy, cheesy pop flourishes.”not named
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75 C68
Tyler, the CreatorIgor“The Odd Future leader and friends create far more than just bangers and singles on this fully realized narrative record.”not named
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91 A-84
DisturbedImmortalizednot named
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65 D66
ClairoImmunity“DIY viral sensation Clairo proves she's an artist doing far more than making simple "bedroom pop." Read Katherine Flynn's full review”not named
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88 B+76
DisturbedIndestructiblenot named
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70 3.5/558
GhostInfestissumam“A lackluster return for Sweden’s heavy-metal Satanists.”not named
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65 D72
Cardi BInvasion of Privacy“Invasion of Privacy is remarkably cohesive and filled to the brim with inevitable summer smashes.”not named
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88 B+85
Roger WatersIs This the Life We Really Want?“Twenty-five years later, the Pink Floyd founder returns when the world needs him most.”not named
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85 B77
J-hopeJack in the Boxnot named
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88 B+83
Kanye WestJesus Is King“Twenty-seven excruciating minutes of cliches, half-finished thoughts, and vaguely religious gesturing. Read Wren Graves' full review”not named
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40 F61
Justin BieberJustice“Pop singer Justin Bieber returns with a perplexing mix of hollow, horny jams and social justice messaging.”not named
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75 C65
EminemKamikaze“In what seems like a war of generations, all Em is asking for is the respect he's earned in the rap industry.”not named
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81 B-64
KornKorn III – Remember Who You Are“On III, everyone…”I’m madly in anger with you.””not named
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40 2/551
Neil YoungLe Noisenot named
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90 4.5/583
The OffspringLet the Bad Times Roll“Full of middle-aged spirit, California punks The Offspring drop their first album in nine years, Let the Bad Times Roll.”not named
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81 B-56
RammsteinLiebe ist für alle danot named
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70 3.5/580
New OrderLost Sirensnot named
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70 3.5/568
Sam SmithLove Goes“Amid personal transformation, British balladeer Sam Smith falls back on familiar emotional pop crescendos to reveal a different side of themself.”not named
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81 B-65
Lana Del ReyLust for Life“The pop star's latest reminds us that she already earned her victory lap long ago.”not named
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81 B-77
Lil Uzi VertLuv Is Rage 2not named
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85 B70
RosalíaLux“From Mozart to Berghain, Rosalía's new album LUX bridges centuries of musical temptation in collaboration with London Symphony Orchestra.”not named
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91 A-92
Snoop DoggMac & Devin Go to High Schoolnot named
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50 2.5/565
The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tournot named
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98 A+85
Justin TimberlakeMan of the Woods“A funky, country-laced experiment that’s not nearly as bad as its early reputation suggests.”not named
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81 B-59
Sabrina CarpenterMan’s Best Friend“Sabrina Carpenter taunts, teases, and titillates across her excellent new album Man's Best Friend. Men, beware.”not named
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88 B+76
HalseyManic“Halsey returns on her third album, Manic, trying to find peace of mind as she untangles the beautiful mess in her mind. Read Nina Braca's full review.”not named
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88 B+79
BTSMap of the Soul: 7“K-pop sensation BTS return with Map of the Soul: 7, a full-length that proves that the group do it all without sacrificing emotional depth. Read Hannah Zwick's review”not named
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88 B+81
Lady GagaMayhem“Lady Gaga's seventh album, Mayhem, sees the artist balancing influence with originality.”not named
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88 B+79
Foo FightersMedicine at Midnight“Foo Fighters' Medicine at Midnight is a tight, focused record calibrated to show off their strengths and reconfirm their pep.”not named
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85 B73
LordeMelodrama“Even the budding icon's over-reaches and missteps come across as charming.”not named
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88 B+91
BabymetalMetal Resistancenot named
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88 B+78
Miley CyrusMiley Cyrus & Her Dead Petznot named
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71 C-70
Zayn MalikMind of Minenot named
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75 C75
KissMonsternot named
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50 2.5/559
The Smashing PumpkinsMonuments to an Elegynot named
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81 B-71
DrakeMore Lifenot named
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91 A-78

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