Pitchfork review by Mina Tavakoli - IANADOAC 6.1/10

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/morrissey-i-am-not-a-dog-on-a-chain/

"Mildly captivating, occasionally repetitive, and frequently ridiculous, the 13th studio album from the fabulous sulk turned red-pill pharmacist is Moz’s vision of radical truth-telling."

 

[scumbag]

As a Latin American Moz's fan I don't think "disproportionate number" means what you think. I think she meant that we might not quite "get" Morrissey, both as man and artist. Well, speaking for myself, of course, I must tell you that I do get Morrissey. Totally. I and I love the man and the artist.

Thanks for your input. It’s amazing how absurd and racist woke hipsters are when they’re trying to paint someone as a racist, isn’t it?

 

[Fatah Ruark]

I think most people are in agreement that Pitchfork reviews are crap these days (they were great a LONG time ago).

I'd agree with the score. Maybe a 7/10 would be more accurate (IMO). It certainly the best thing he's done in a while.. I think I said this for his last album (which I didn't care for). If The Queen is Dead is a 10/10 (which I'm sure most of us would agree with)...then this is a few notches below that (at least).

It does frustrate me that many reviews take a jab at Moz's recent ignorant comments. I don't agree with almost everything controversial he's said, but nothing has been so horrible that I'd stop listening to him.