 | Blue October
Album review by on 2011-08-22
Blue October makes an eye opening progressive rock album, fusing everything from classic rock to hip-hop in what amounts to a refreshing change of pace for the band after six studio albums. |  | Phaeleh
Album review by on 2011-08-22
With The Cold In You Phaeleh continues to refine and enhance his craft with an EP full of drugged out bliss and wandering isolation |
 | Carthage
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2011-08-21
The album Tre Watson was itching to make on Death of a Monarch, Carthage's self-titled debut is loaded with majestic guitar playing, groovy bass leads, and exuberant drumming that is certainly worth a listen. |  | So Long Forgotten
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2011-08-16
Powerful and emotionally moving (post) rock with thoughtful and poetic lyrics. And they're a Christian band? Wait, that doesn't add up. Where's that one I forgot to carry? |
 | YOB
Album review by on 2011-08-16
YOB go through their unique and highly addictive motions. |  | Simple Plan
Album review by on 2011-08-15
Shut up shut up shut up! |
 | The Roots
Album review by on 2011-08-14
A message of hope. |  | An Autumn
Album review by Ryan Pecoraro on 2011-08-11
An Autumn for Crippled Children's second album shows them brightening up the horizons. |
 | Hey Marseilles
Album review by on 2011-08-09
Honest and charming indie-pop, from a green hillside in the spring… |  | Michelle Branch
Album review by Trey on 2011-08-08
What did Michelle Branch’s music sound like before the major labels found her? It turns out that she was just a girl that enjoyed playing mellow folk-influenced rock and she was pretty good at it. |
 | Unearth
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-08-08
If it’s not broken, there is no need to fix it. |  | The National
Album review by on 2011-08-06
One of the greatest bands of our time unceremoniously drops their strongest record to date, almost as if it wasn’t a huge deal. |
 | Trivium
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-08-04
A solid release that is overshadowed by Trivium's previous work. |  | O.A.R.
Album review by on 2011-08-02
Epic, towering, and completely artificial. |
 | Cold Driven
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-08-02
“My kingdom come, take you one by one” |  | Embryo (ITA)
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-07-31
Embryo gives us melodic death metal, solid, safe and enjoyable. |
 | The Milk Carton Kids
Album review by on 2011-07-25
Beauty may be in the ear of the beholder, but some albums are just easier to love than others. This is one of them. |  | Sepultura
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-07-25
The heavy metal pioneers bring back some of their former glory on Kairos. |
 | Machinedrum
Album review by on 2011-07-25
A mixed batch of bedroom club beats lacking in inspiration reveals Machinedrum at a crossroads, looking back but by no means moving forward |  | Jenny O.
Album review by on 2011-07-24
Acquire this EP. Listen to Jenny sing. Feel good. |
 | Bomb the Music Industry!
Album review by Channing Freeman on 2011-07-23
I can't complain. |  | Marina
Album review by Frenchy on 2011-07-22
with her debut, Marina has made it abundantly clear that she’s a force to be reckoned with in the realm of pop, threatening to potentially steal the spotlight in coming years. |
 | 311
Album review by on 2011-07-20
If this truly is the “universal pulse”, then I think it’s safe to say that we’re all about to die. |  | And Hell Followed With
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-07-19
It’s an unspectacular deathcore debut album with ideas as stale as the genre itself. |
 | Belle and Sebastian
Album review by Frenchy on 2011-07-18
|  | Nashville Suicide Mission
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-07-18
The progressive math metal heads are building a steady fan base from their self-recorded, self-promoted and self-produced debut effort and all for the right reasons. |
