Gardenio

 "Random Access Memories is boring, sluggish, self-referential, dull, useless, empty, pretentious, unpleasant, sterile, bland, indigestible, amateurish, annoying, arrogant, stupid, and banal."

 "The album is musically poor, lacking ideas and banal, packaged specifically to satisfy the most diverse listeners, to be blasted on the radio, and to make the most superficial listener cry masterpiece."

This review harshly criticizes Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories' as boring and lacking originality. While praising the mixing and production quality, the reviewer finds most tracks dull and uninspired. Only a couple of songs stand out, but overall the album fails to deliver a memorable experience. Discover why Random Access Memories divided fans—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself!

 These three rough characters delight us with rap seasoned with noise, industrial, punk, techno but also violence, murderous fury, and a lot of anger.

 It’s certainly not worth shouting masterpiece, but they do their thing, knowing how to be innovative and entertaining at the same time.

The Money Store by Death Grips blends rap with noise, industrial, and punk elements, delivering a rough, energetic album. The group formed in Sacramento in 2010 and brings an innovative, angry style though it's not deemed a masterpiece. MC Ride's harsh vocals and syncopated beats make for an entertaining listen, earning a moderate rating of 7. Listen to The Money Store for an intense mix of rap and experimental sounds that push musical boundaries.