 | Falls of Rauros
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-26
|  | Samiyam
Album review by on 2011-06-26
Happy birthday Sam |
 | Jack's Mannequin
Album review by on 2011-06-26
It’s like I wrote every note with my own fingers… |  | Appalachian Winter
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-23
Glyne extends from previous themes shown in his other albums and presents the listener with consistent ideas and a better production level. |
 | Queensryche
Album review by Trey on 2011-06-23
Queensryche fly too close to the sun – sometimes ambition can prove fatal. |  | Devin Townsend Project
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2011-06-23
If you're looking for HevyDevy, this isn't him. He's gone somewhere else. This is Devin Townsend. And maybe he's just a ghost, but he's re-substantiating himself in the most beautiful way. |
 | Thou
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-22
From form to strength |  | Bruce Springsteen
Album review by Channing Freeman on 2011-06-22
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 | Voivod
Album review by Trey on 2011-06-22
The remaining original members of Voivod reunite to thrash through selected tracks from their first six albums. |  | Bon Iver
Album review by on 2011-06-21
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 | Devin Townsend Project
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2011-06-21
Woah, good lord it's a Cheeseburger! A double! BEER! BEER! BEER! |  | Zomby
Album review by on 2011-06-20
A very real and very haunting response to a loss, and another landmark release for the elusive Zomby |
 | Appalachian Winter
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-20
With inspiration drawn from the environment around Appalachian Winter, Klyne presents the listener with an interesting listen. |  | 1,2,3
Album review by on 2011-06-19
Somewhere between the thunderous drum beats, searing guitar riffs, and gentle, rural-vibe acoustic strumming, it is impossible not to become immersed in this imaginative world that 1,2,3 have crafted. |
 | Crossfade
Album review by on 2011-06-18
Radio rock that you won’t feel guilty for sinking your teeth into. |  | In Flames
Album review by Trey on 2011-06-16
The loss of Jesper Strömblad hasn’t altered In Flames’ vision in the slightest. In fact, it seems to have pushed them to try a little harder and tighten up their sound. Too bad Anders Fridén is still their vocalist |
 | The Dear Hunter
Album review by on 2011-06-15
It is difficult to find flaws damning enough to consider this anything other than one of 2011’s premier releases in alternative rock. The Dear Hunter present to us their crowning achievement to date; enjoy it. |  | The Black Dahlia Murder
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-14
Ritual is an album that is great in its own right, but does not stand as tall as the band's other releases. |
 | Adele
Album review by Channing Freeman on 2011-06-13
|  | Silent Descent
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-13
From the emerging ‘trance metal’ scene comes English bred Silent Descent. |
 | Mike Bloom
Album review by on 2011-06-11
Mike Bloom's debut is a solid if not spectacular addition to your indie-pop collection, and all indications are that he possesses the skill to deliver again in the future. |  | Necro Facility
Album review by Trey on 2011-06-10
Necro Facility merge the best parts of old-school Skinny Puppy with a dominating synthpop edge, and come away with an album that is memorable and engaging. |
 | As Blood Runs Black
Album review by Robert Garland on 2011-06-10
While each member knows what they are doing instrumentally Allegiance is let down by a wave of monotony; namely in the use of highly repetitive and recycled riff work. |  | Black Lips
Album review by on 2011-06-10
Black Lips remain true to their sound with an album full of raucous 60’s garage punk. But the question remains, “will they ever take a risk?” |
 | Battles
Album review by on 2011-06-09
What Gloss Drop shows is that battles can be won in many ways, but strength in numbers will always be your greatest asset |  | Angel Vivaldi
Album review by Thompson D. Gerhart on 2011-06-08
If you haven't heard the name yet, be prepared to hear it a lot more. |
