 | Converge
Album review by on 2012-10-04
The kings of hardcore have returned to provide another brutal beatdown on all of their willing victims. |  | Lar Kaye
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-10-02
This is the EP of the guitarist of a band called Adebisi Shank... |
 | Deadmau5
Album review by on 2012-10-02
Musical accomplishments go elsewhere |  | Resurgency
Album review by on 2012-09-30
Resurgency's debut album is a great example of old school US/Euro death metal, as it combines the best from both worlds. |
 | Billy Talent
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-09-28
And the town gets some of its power back... |  | Portico Quartet
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-09-27
Hang em' high... |
 | The Prize Fighter Inferno
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-09-26
Claudio Sanchez continues to impress with his electro-pop sensibilities intermingling with his prowess for innovation along progressive lines. |  | Mumford and Sons
Album review by on 2012-09-26
Mumford & Sons deliver Sigh No More Pt. II |
 | Mala
Album review by on 2012-09-24
Mala's first release as a transient for Gilles Peterson might not be lacking in ideas and passion, but unlike its motive its execution is, at times, a little questionable |  | Green Day
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-09-23
Their most immature record is their most accessible one yet, but not their most representative. |
 | Zippo
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-09-21
The darkest hour of the night comes just before the crack of dawn. |  | Synaptical Glitch
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-09-18
By incorporating heavy use of syncopation in a less conventional way and throwing in heavy smatterings of progressive influence, Synaptical Glitch create what may be the first noteworthy djent release in months. |
 | November
Album review by on 2012-09-17
November’s debut album is an excellent piece of vintage rock and an essential source of inspiration for the contemporary breed of homologous acts. |  | Devin Townsend Project
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2012-09-14
The metal goes pop! But there's no soul inside to back it up. |
 | First Place Science Project
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-09-14
I'm sure there's a new genre being pioneered somewhere here.....maybe.. |  | ZZ Top
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2012-09-13
ZZ Top are still flyin' high. |
 | Grave
Album review by on 2012-09-11
Grave’s marble is opened and a breeze of fresh air is introduced along with the putrefaction and the stench. |  | Success Will Write Apocalypse Across...
Album review by Robert Garland on 2012-09-10
Despite some unconventional and excessively long names Success Will Write Apocalypse across the Sky release an album that is solid but will occasionally lose the attention of the listener. |
 | The Gathering
Album review by on 2012-09-07
With nary a dull moment in their career, The Gathering progress their sound into alt-rock and ambient territory while crafting some of the year’s most flourishing atmospheres. |  | Imagine Dragons
Album review by on 2012-09-05
So polished that it slips right in one ear and out the other. |
 | I am the Ocean
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-09-01
A small offering filled with a large amount of hope... |  | In Hearts Wake
Album review by Robert Garland on 2012-09-01
Where typical meets contrast, not only to create interest; but also to display some well thought out ideas- before being repeated a couple of times. |
 | I Am War
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-09-01
Surrounded by a tornado of undeserved vanity, Outlive You All is the bro-core album of the year so far... |  | Swans
Album review by on 2012-08-28
Swans unleash a new brand of hell on Earth: a feverish, post-apocalyptic beast that took thirty years to craft. |
 | Just Like Vinyl
Album review by Hot Chocolate on 2012-08-28
The sound of a band becoming an actual band.. |  | Four Tet
Album review by on 2012-08-21
Pink is something of a victory lap for Hebden, and he'll be damned if he was ever going to release it any other way. |
