Had a sconce, the 0.0 is back baby, awoooooo! (Didn’t read the review.)
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Had a sconce, the 0.0 is back baby, awoooooo! (Didn’t read the review.)
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Same, it is really good for a jazz/ambient album.
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I bet they’re regretting their choice of quirky outsider review now
At least the boomers will like it, as they love two things - the summer of '76 when another Greek singer with an amusing beard was a big star, and bigotry
Move over Milkshake Duck, now we have Metal Priest
Amusing irony
Living after midnight!
Posting racist psalms
dam it i enjoyed that record..
I confess I posted this on 62 Best Albums of 2026 So Far - I need to assure you these are not my genuine real thoughts
- I was just doing it to test the quality control standards of the comments moderators. Particularly as I wanted to see if standards have slipped since the Conde Nast takeover, and I don’t always think that, as many recent reviews I’ve found excellent… but OK, if they decided to publish this, some standards have slipped. ![]()
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this made me look up when fish and chips actually cost 10p - apparently as recently as the 70s. paid £19 at the pub on sunday…
Jesus. I knew 10p went a lot further in the 70s but not that far. I’m sure at one point even in my adult lifetime (born in ‘85) I could get takeaway fish and chips, definitely takeaway pie and chips for within a fiver!
strangely there was a handy article on the exact subject
If Pitchfork rated fish and chips, what would be the score?
7.4
Unless it was a Paraguayan reinterpretation of fish and chips through a deconstructed club lens (9.3).
Or Weezer cooked them (1.4).
7.3 - They really like this specific score. In the last 12 reviews, they gave it 5 times.
8.4, would scran
Though Hungary will see Paraguay in court
Reading an account the other day of someone visiting Iron Curtain-era Hungary who went to a state-run restaurant and the “fish soup” was just a literal whole fish, in a bowl of water. Wonder which album Pitchfork will use that as a metaphor for their next 2.3/10