| 3 good |
| ALL Breaking Things |
| ALL Allroy Sez |
| ALL Problematic |
| Anberlin Cities |
| Animal Collective Here Comes The Indian |
| Bad Religion The Process of Belief |
| Bad Religion Bad Religion |
| Bad Religion New Maps Of Hell |
| Beastie Boys Hello Nasty |
| Bjork Medulla |
| Bjork Volta |
| Bracket Requiem |
| Burial Untrue |
| Chuck Ragan Feast Or Famine |
| Chuck Ragan left the post-hardcore band Hot Water Music to focus on his personal life. Apparently his connection with music is so personal that Ragan has decided to release two solo albums within a little over a year since his departure in 2006. His works include a live effort entitled Los Feliz, and as of August 7, 2007, a full-length studio album called Feast or Famine. Armed with an acoustic guitar and surrounded by a musical atmosphere of violin and harmonica, Ragan strums along, creating folk-punk that addresses clich?ubjects of suffering in life and love. The solitary pleas enhance the appeal of his approach, allowing his worn voice to shed wisdom from a broken man. The highlight of the album, “Don’t Cry,” features Ragan providing encouraging messages through an empathetic tone. Though Ragan doesn’t break any ground on Feast or Famine, he manages to deliver sensible warmth that makes the album an enjoyable listen. |
| Circle Jerks Wild in the Streets |
| Dead Kennedys Bedtime For Democracy |
| Descendents Everything Sucks |
| Descendents Cool To Be You |
| Descendents Enjoy! |
| Descendents 'Merican EP |
| Dustin Kensrue Please Come Home |
| Explosions In The Sky All of a Sudden, I Miss Everyone |
| Explosions In The Sky How Strange, Innocence |
| Explosions In The Sky The Rescue |
| Foo Fighters One By One |
| Gnarls Barkley St. Elsewhere |
| Green Day Warning |
| Jay-Z The Blueprint |
| Jens Lekman Night Falls Over Kortedala |
| Kings of Leon Because Of The Times |
| Modest Mouse We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank |
| NOFX War On Errorism |
| NOFX S&M Airlines |
| NOFX 45 Or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough |
| Pennywise About Time |
| Plus 44 When Your Heart Stops Beating |
| This album has its highs and lows, both musically and lyrically. Lyrically, there are plenty of shortcomings and some lyric topics, including "slit our wrists and burn," are tired. Musically it seems that anyone around Travis Barker is a shortcoming. However, this album is catchy, entertaining, and is a definite sign of maturity on the part of 2/3 of what used to be Blink 182. It would not be a mistake to purchase, but there is better stuff out there. |
| Sonic Youth Washing Machine |
| Spoon Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga |
| Subhumans Worlds Apart |
| System of a Down Toxicity |
| The Ergs! 3 Guys, 12 Eyes |
| The Ergs! Ben Kweller EP |
| The Flaming Lips At War With The Mystics |
| The Lawrence Arms A Guided Tour of Chicago |
| The Smiths Strangeways, Here We Come |
| The Vandals When in Rome Do as the Vandals |
| The Weakerthans Fallow |
| Trenchmouth Vs. The Light of the Sun |
