Rolling Stone UK

Rolling Stone UK’s album reviews that count toward B-Side Breakdowns: 9 reviews of 9 albums, going back to 2023, each next to the album’s Breakdown. 6 of them come from Wikipedia ratings boxes, mostly for older albums.

Its critics

3 reviews with no named critic yet.

What it reviews

  • Rock 44%
  • Indie & Alternative 33%
  • Pop 22%

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Its top scores

  1. Fontaines D.C.Dopamine Chamber 100
  2. Kylie MinogueTension 80 Conor Lochrie
  3. Robbie WilliamsBritpop 80 Nick Reilly
  4. Noel Gallagher's High Flying BirdsCouncil Skies 80 Nick Reilly
  5. Michael KiwanukaFUDGE 80
  6. Rachel ChinouririI think I spoke too soon 80
  7. Elton JohnWho Believes in Angels? 80 Nick Reilly
  8. Dua LipaRadical Optimism 60 Nick Reilly

Every review

Critic
Dua LipaRadical OptimismNick Reilly
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60 3/5732024
Liam GallagherLiam Gallagher John SquireNick Reilly
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60 3/5742024
Kylie MinogueTension“Kylie Minogue UK stats speak for themselves: seven number one singles, eight number one albums and 35 top 10 hits over five decades.”Conor Lochrie
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80 4/5852023
Robbie WilliamsBritpopNick Reilly
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80 4/573
Noel Gallagher's High Flying BirdsCouncil SkiesNick Reilly
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80 4/581
Fontaines D.C.Dopamine Chamber“After the surreal technicolour dreams of 'Romance', Fontaines D.C. have landed back on Earth to dissect our fractured reality. The result is something truly special.”not named
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100 5.0/582
Michael KiwanukaFUDGE“Recorded just months before the singer suffered a catastrophic stroke, this album is a renewed reminder of his unbelievable talent.”not named
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80 4.0/581
Rachel ChinouririI think I spoke too soon“On her accomplished second album, Rachel Chinouriri zooms in on universal scenarios and wraps them up as pop gems.”not named
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80 4.0/578
Elton JohnWho Believes in Angels?Nick Reilly
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80 4/578

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