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Walt Reviews Albums in 5 Words
BY WALTER radioni
2.11.2019

We at WALT believe that mastering succinctness is an under appreciated art. Accordingly, we asked some of our DJs to review an album in just 5 words. Here are the results:

“Juicy bratwurst, onions and mustard.” – Thomas Hammons

“Play this at my funeral.” – Elizabeth Miller


“Jammier, more intimate, late-Daft Punk.” – Michael Hall

“Rhythmic expression of Oklahoman energy” – Seth Rinkevich


“Makes 7Rings Sound Like Gibberish.” – Nathan Little


“What can I say? Ok.” – Noah Batke


“Mood-inducing, vocal-forward woman who stomps.”
– Michael Hall

“Funky. Crunky. Spunky. Punky. Monkey.” – John Leiner
“Fun sound, strong horns section.” – Evan Rothman

“Shoegaze spiced with pure electronica.” – Dylan Hyman


“The boys are back. Seriously.” – Anna McGuire


“Daft Punk finds their sound: funk.” – Michael Hall


“Too Much Dance, Calves Cramped.” – Nathan Little


“Excited beginning of blended house.” – Michael Hall


“Royal Testament to Love & Culture” – Kaizad Irani


“Sad and dancey pop bops (and that’s my favorite genre)”
– Daisy Jones

“Alaina Moore owns my heart.” – Haley Seligmann


“Emotionally gritty, yet moves fluidly” – Caroline Gschwind


“Like paint drying, but good.” – Nathan Goldenberg 


“Yes, you are very pretty.” – Noah Baker


“Latin psych-rock meets Auerbach. Boom.” – Ben Pate


“Good look into people’s lives.” – Noah Baker

“Wait, didn’t they break up?” – Marisa Mecke

“High energy with fascinating lyrics.” – Noah Baker

“A genre-defying, shockingly innovative album!”
– Katie Cowan

“Listen before they become big.” – Noah Baker


 
Check out this playlist compiling songs from these outstanding reviews, as well as the full-length album reviews from Ben Pate and Woody Moore!
     
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