Beck

Reviews

Beck

By Rory O'Connor

If there is a flaw with Beck it may be that he has so many sides you can never be quite sure which one is going to turn up. [20 October 2008]

Beck: Modern Guilt

By Thomas Hauner

The much-anticipated collaboration with Danger Mouse doesn’t live up to the past accolades of either artist. [7 July 2008]

Beck: Odelay

By Zeth Lundy

Beck's 1996 breakthrough album gets the two-disc deluxe treatment, which augments the original record with remixes, unreleased songs, and b-sides. [8 February 2008]

Beck

By A. L. Friedman

Beck and his band are upstaged by stylized facsimiles of themselves, but, puppets aside, other parts of the show also divert attention from its star. Is the great "Loser" getting tired of himself? [22 November 2006]

Beck: The Information

By Zeth Lundy

Beck's ninth studio album, his third with producer Nigel Godrich, is his most infectious and adventurous mess of irrelevance since Midnite Vultures. [4 October 2006]

Beck: Guerolito

By Zeth Lundy

Rock's resident chameleon has his latest album remixed by the likes of Air, Diplo, Boards of Canada, and the Beastie Boys' Adrock. [7 December 2005]

Beck

By Alexander Coté

'This is the last night of our tour, so we're stripped down... we're... inoculated.' [9 August 2005]

Beck: Guero

By Dave Heaton

The emotional scope of Beck's discography is further broadened by Guero, which places his schizophrenic party music under a more solemn cloud. [29 March 2005]

Beck: Sea Change

By Andy Hermann