you lost me at "proggy workout"

sometimes i read record reviews online. actually i do it almost every day. i like discovering new music i might be into. you never know, today could be the day that you discover the song that will change your life forever or at least get you pumped when you walk the dog. there are days, weeks, months and years that go by when i feel like i can't relate to anything. nothing sounds good and i never get past the opening blurb. after a while, it's funny rather than a bummer.

for a couple weeks i collected some phrases from a popular music website that i thought illustrated the exact moment where i lose interest. is this too negative? let's just concentrate on the funny part.

here you go. you're welcome?

-aching funeral doom to arching classic thrash, from acid-washed electric jazz to acrobatic prog-rock, from ambling stoner rumble to assailant death metal.

-proggy synth-pop record that wants to get treated like a sculpture

 -harp-heavy post-rock

-development of a more nuanced soft side

-a unique take on European funeral doom

-dismantling jazz with the tools that built it

-collects every songs they ever made

-Drum and bass pioneer

-demonstrates a fondness for sparse, repeating figures

-conceptional electro-pop project

-a thematic focus on questions of gender, identity, and power structures

-Prodigy and producer the Alchemist team up

-as raw as you’d expect from an artist just starting to find himself

-If you like cerebral rap music

-document of the band's style-sampling present

-a sound that’s uniquely American in conception but European in execution

-concentrate solely on his murderous bark

-retro-funk bullseye

-a batch of accessible, confident indie rock

-a veteran of many rock sounds

-proggy workout

-lush, warm reverb and palpable bass frequencies.

-teaser

-London dance-pop quartet

-fourth full-length release of 2013

-perfectly situated at the leading edge of rock tastes

-vocal-oriented album from dark ambient pioneer