Paste’s Best Albums of 2001
Click here to read my blurb about Radiohead’s Amnesiac.
Click here to read my blurb about Radiohead’s Amnesiac.
Click here to read: “The British quartet’s debut album is levels funnier, wryer and more melodic than their previous work.”
Click here to read: “The Brooklyn-and-Berlin quartet’s sophomore LP is a welcome shift toward more vibrant, colorful sounds.”
Click here to read: “The London seven-piece arrives with plenty to prove, and they mostly succeed.”
Click here to read: “Tamara Lindeman’s fifth album is a masterpiece that’s as concerned and despondent as it is endlessly catchy.”
Click here to read: “Though a bit uneven, the British prodigy’s hotly anticipated debut album Collapsed in Sunbeams is shrewd, vivid and empathetic.”
Click here to see my ballot for The A.V. Club’s year-end albums list.
Click here to read my blurb about The Weather Station’s “Robber.”
Click here to read my blurbs about Romy’s “Lifetime” and Perfume Genius’ “On the Floor.”
Click here to read: “Kivel’s new LP is his memory map of LA, so we invited him to walk us through his version of the city.”