 | Wolvhammer
Album review by Ryan Pecoraro on 2010-09-15
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Album review by Frenchy on 2010-09-14
Belle And Sebastian create their magnum opus, which should be lauded by every music critic partial to indie-pop |
 | YOB
Album review by on 2010-09-14
In their return, Yob describe the birth of a gigantic black hole in terms of their extreme noise/doom dialect. |  | Der Weg Einer Freiheit
Album review by Ryan Pecoraro on 2010-09-13
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 | Mono/Poly
Album review by on 2010-09-09
J Dilla meets Flylo in an opium den |  | Craft
Album review by Ryan Pecoraro on 2010-09-09
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 | Alter Bridge
Album review by on 2010-09-08
An album of new beginnings. |  | Anberlin
Album review by on 2010-09-07
“Dark is the Way, Light is a Place” is the sound of Anberlin gaining momentum, with no intentions of slowing down. |
 | The Birthday Massacre
Album review by Trey on 2010-09-06
They're not creepy sounding anymore… who cares. |  | Madder Mortem
Album review by on 2010-09-05
In their debut, Madder Mortem, succeed in capturing the very essence of the Gothic/Doom metal sound, adding, however, some of their own personality to the genre’s universal constants. |
 | Fergie
Album review by Frenchy on 2010-09-02
fergalicious definitious |  | Goo Goo Dolls
Album review by on 2010-08-30
Something for the Rest of Us is another solid outing that will augment the band’s already legendary career. |
 | Tigers on Trains
Album review by on 2010-08-26
Indie-folk at its finest. Grandfather is a timeless creation that captures both the ear and the imagination. |  | Mar De Grises
Album review by Trey on 2010-08-25
Why do most of the talented doom bands ditch the genre? Mar De Grises haven't left yet, but they're very close. |
 | Madder Mortem
Album review by on 2010-08-22
The cherry on top of the cake. |  | Daughters
Album review by Frenchy on 2010-08-20
Some say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, but that’s just a lazy way to dismiss the seed. |
 | The Script
Album review by on 2010-08-20
Typical, simplistic radio-pop that borrows more ideas than it invents. |  | The LoveCrave
Album review by Trey on 2010-08-16
Nothing new here. What would you expect from female-fronted gothic rock. |
 | Filter
Album review by Raul Stanciu on 2010-08-15
Filter's latest release The Trouble With Angels has reportedly been described as the year’s defining rock record by the band's main man and only constant member, Richard Patrick. A risky description, but the album |  | Landing on the Moon
Album review by on 2010-08-10
They might not have landed on the moon quite yet, but we definitely have lift-off. |
 | A Kiss Could Be Deadly
Album review by Trey on 2010-08-10
Pop punk fused with new wave electronics and huge hooks that only suffers due to the circumstances surrounding its release. |  | Sonic Youth
Album review by on 2010-08-09
I’ve never done drugs, but I imagine that this is what a bad trip would feel like… |
 | Pain of Salvation
Album review by on 2010-08-09
Pain of Salvation strip their music off ALL prog fat, yet once again they deliver an overwhelming listening experience. |  | Skream
Album review by on 2010-08-08
Skream attempts to think outside the box and hits a wall in the process |
 | Depressive Age
Album review by on 2010-08-07
Uncategorized and unmatched until the end, Depressive Age deliver their magnum opus, before they vanish into oblivion. |  | The Last Felony
Album review by Trey on 2010-08-05
Their greatest trait is also the cause of their eventual downfall. |
