| 5 classic |
| Animal Collective Feels |
| Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion |
| Animal Collective Sung Tongs |
| Bon Iver For Emma, Forever Ago |
| I first heard Bon Iver's masterpiece, For Emma, Forever Ago, all the way back in October in 07, where, at my cousin's house, we listened to the album around ten times. I posted a review of it here, where it got little attention. I listened to the album sporadically since then, but it wasn't until February until I manned up and bought this work, and I released how truly great this was. For Emma is the best album of both 2007 and 2008, to be honest, and I would've definitely put it on my top ten of 07 list if I had been exposed to this more. For Emma mostly consists of wintery, minimal folk with elements of soul ("Flume"), pop ("Skinny Love"), and even some gospel ("Lump Sum") to keep it from becoming stale. Iver's voice is high-pitched and beautiful, and complements the minimalism of the album beautifully. And when Iver plugs in ("Team", "Creature Love") and shows off some guitar prowess along with his songwriting skills, the results are nothing less than perfect. For Emma is a masterpiece. Get it. |
| Burial Untrue |
| Discordance Axis The Inalienable Dreamless |
| Elliott Smith Elliott Smith |
| Eric's Trip Love Tara |
| An unbelievably emotional and striking release. Eric's Trip may toil in obscurity today, but this opus, mixing distorted rockers, acoustic heartbreakers, and raucous punk, deserves to be remembered. |
| Guided By Voices Alien Lanes |
| Guided By Voices Bee Thousand |
| Magnetic Fields 69 Love Songs |
| Magrudergrind 62 Trax Of Thrash |
| mewithoutYou Brother, Sister |
| Minutemen Double Nickels On the Dime |
| Red House Painters Red House Painters I |
| Richard Youngs Sapphie |
| Say Anything Say Anything |
| Sonic Youth Daydream Nation |
| Stars Of The Lid And Their Refinement Of The Decline |
| A two-hour monster that never bores and easily outclasses anything else this Texan two-piece has ever attempted and created before. This is far-reaching ambient/drone that never bores, not even during the seventeen-minute "December Hunting for Vegetarian Fuckface", which is also the greatest song title ever. TRUFF |
| The Microphones The Glow pt.2 |
this is a really good album and i want to rate this a 5 but it wont let me  |
| Tom Waits Rain Dogs |
| Warning Watching From a Distance |
| basically one of the best metal albums ever and more people really need to check this shit out |
| Wilco Being There |
| Wilco Sky Blue Sky |
| Wilco Summerteeth |
| Yo La Tengo And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out |
| 4.5 superb |
| 90 Day Men To Everybody |
| Animal Collective Fall Be Kind |
| AC's hype machine is rolling again. And, yes, this is fantastic. |
| Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works, Vol. II |
| Arcade Fire Funeral |
| Arcade Fire Neon Bible |
| Arthur Russell Love is Overtaking Me |
| Arvo Part Alina |
| Belong October Language |
| Blackalicious Blazing Arrow |
| Bon Iver Blood Bank |
| The perfect aftermath of the masterpiece that was For Emma, Forever Ago. "Woods" isn't bad at all either, you guys just be trippin'. |
| Bright Eyes Lifted or the Story is in the Soil... |
| Bruce Springsteen Born To Run |
| Can Tago Mago |
| Can Ege Bamyasi |
| Christina Carter Masque Femine |
| Common Resurrection |
| Converge Jane Doe |
| Cursive Domestica |
| Cynic Traced In Air |
| Dan Deacon Bromst |
| Death Symbolic |
| Death The Sound of Perseverance |
| Deltron 3030 Deltron 3030 |
| Discordance Axis Jouhou |
| Distance My Demons |
| DOOM Vaudeville Villain |
| Elliott Smith New Moon |
| Elliott Smith XO |
| Elliott Smith Either/Or |
| Eric's Trip Purple Blue |
| Purple Blue's a bit more stiched together and uneven than Eric's Trip's seminal album, Love Tara, but the songwriting talents of Rick White and Julie Doiron make this album fantastic anyways. The best part may be the sloppy, nine-minute intro, but the entire album, which shows the band experimenting with a shinier and nicer produced sound, is great. An excellent mix of distorted indie rock mixed with sappy melodic pop. |
| Fennesz Black Sea |
| Flying Lotus Los Angeles |
| Funeral Diner The Underdark |
| Glenn Branca The Ascension |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada |
| Gospel The Moon is A Dead World |
| Grizzly Bear Veckatimest |
| will probably be a classic on subsequent listens. |
| Guided By Voices Under the Bushes Under the Stars |
| Guided By Voices Tonics and Twisted Chasers |
| Hallucinogen Twisted |
| Harvey Milk Special Wishes |
| Had to bump this up to a 4.5. Harvey Milk proves they're the greatest band ever even after a nine or so year absence. The riff on "Instrumental" is probably the greatest thing ever written. |
| Harvey Milk Life... The Best Game in Town |
| Harvey Milk Courtesy and Good Will Toward Men |
| His Hero is Gone Monuments to Thieves |
| Iron Lung Sexless //No Sex |
| Jack Rose Kensington Blues |
| Jack Rose Dr Ragtime & Pals / Self Titled |
| Jerome's Dream Completed 1997 - 2001 |
| Joanna Newsom Ys |
| Joanna Newsom The Milk-Eyed Mender |
| John Fahey The Yellow Princess |
| John Fahey Fare Forward Voyagers (Soldier's Choice) |
| John Frusciante The Will to Death |
| John Zorn Naked City |
| Kayo Dot Choirs of the Eye |
| Kidcrash Jokes |
| Leonard Cohen Songs Of Love And Hate |
| Lil Wayne Da Drought 3 |
| Da Drought 3 is a lengthy, two-disc mammoth that features nothing more than borrowed beats from other artists and Wayne's creative and very, very stoned rhymes. It has no reason for being as good as it is, but somehow, the album's iceberg-pacing lulls you into a stoned stupor that you just can't manage to get out. If it wasn't for M.I.A., this would easily be the best album of 2007. Roll some blunts, and check out this shit. |
| Madvillain Madvillainy |
| Marissa Nadler Little Hells |
| marissa nadler is completely gorgeous, so its not a surprise that little hells is so beautiful |
| maudlin of the Well Part the Second |
| Melvins Bullhead |
| Melvins Stag |
| Melvins Houdini |
| Moss Tombs of the Blind Drugged |
| Mount Eerie Dawn |
| easily the best thing phil elvrum's done in years. nineteen slow-burning folk tunes that all contribute to dawn's considerable flow while remaining great songs in their own right. |
| Municipal Waste Hazardous Mutation |
| Nadja Radiance of Shadows |
| Nadja Touched |
| Nasum Shift |
| Neu! Neu! '75 |
| Neu! Neu! |
| Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea |
| Nirvana In Utero |
| Off Minor The Heat Death of the Universe |
| Opeth Blackwater Park |
| Organized Konfusion Stress: The Extinction Agenda |
| Pavement Slanted and Enchanted |
| Pavement Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain |
| Paysage d'Hiver Winterkaelte |
| Winterkaelte is one hell of a listen--the average song length adds up to fourteen minutes, and there happens to be six of them--but it's well worth it. Blankets of noise, ambience, and Tobias Mockl's bloodcurdling screams seem to make a terrifying listen to the untrained ear, but if you listen closely, you can make out the elegance and beauty hidden under the roar. The ambient parts are calming and relaxing, and when the actual black metal comes in, it's enough to make your heart skip a beat. After a near month of listening to this every night, and as fall and winter starts to blanket my part of the Earth, it's safe to rank this as a truly classic album. |
| Pg. 99 Document # 8 |
| Philip Glass Einstein on the Beach |
| Pig Destroyer Phantom Limb |
| Pig Destroyer Prowler in the Yard |
| Polvo In Prism |
| Propagandhi Supporting Caste |
| Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... |
| Red House Painters Down Colorful Hill |
| Red House Painters Old Ramon |
| Saint Vitus Saint Vitus |
| Say Anything In Defense of the Genre |
| I want to know what crack I was smoking when I first rated this album. Repeativeness? Brain-numbing? What the fu[FONT="Verdana"]c[/FONT]k, self? Maybe its because I've been through just as many bullsh[FONT="Verdana"]i[/FONT]t relationships as vocalist/songwriter Max Bemis that I've finally been able to see this album as the criminally overlooked classic that it is. In Defense of the Genre consists of mostly sharp-edged pop punk that briefly touches on the music-executive themes its title seems to convey, with electronica touches and creative hooks and lyrics abound that makes sure the album never gets stale. Lots of s[FONT="Verdana"]h[/FONT]it has been said about the hundred-minute length and the overload of guests, but all I can tell you is that this is Say Anything's opus; it is Max Bemis's testament, and it is without flaws. Pick this up NOW. |
| Say Anything ...Is A Real Boy |
| Scarface The Diary |
| Sigh Hangman's Hymn |
| Snowing Fuck Your Emotional Bullshit |
| Sonic Youth Washing Machine |
| Sonic Youth EVOL |
| Steven R. Smith Tableland |
| Fucking awesome freaky-assed drone stuff. Smith amazes with a six-part epic that ranks among the best drone stuff I've ever heard, utalizing multiple effects along with strong guitar playing to create a layered and relaxing sound. Good to smoke to. |
| Steven R. Smith Owl |
| Owl is the most tuneful work Steven R. Smith has ever made, sacrificing the Charalambides-esque drones of earlier masterpieces like Crown of Marches in favor for twisted psyched-out rock. Smith embraces his Strat more than ever for this album, soaking every track in a whiskey-soaked reverb that tends to ominously contrast with his hopeful vocals. The result is an album that can sometimes be too similar to psych-folk albums by Ben Chasny for comfort, but that never takes away the enjoyment and emotion of this stark album. Smith's most traditional, and possibly his best, album. |
| Sun City Girls 330,003 Crossdressers From Beyond the Rig Veda |
| Sun Kil Moon April |
| Sun Kil Moon Ghosts of the Great Highway |
| Sunn O))) Dømkirke |
| Talk Talk Laughing Stock |
| The Antlers Hospice |
| This is so damn good. Hospice is an expandable indie album that's as personal and level-headed as it is extravagant. A must get. |
| The Drones Gala Mill |
| The Fiery Furnaces Blueberry Boat |
| A lengthy album bubbling with esoteric instrumentation and featuring unpredictable songs that can shift from distinct electronica to orchestal indie pop to rock, all in the first ten-minute track. Maybe the best indie pop album of this decade, if you can limit this long-reaching work to that simple classification, and one you need to get. Review coming soon. |
| The Fun Years Baby, It's Cold Inside |
| The Microphones It Was Hot We Stayed In The Water |
| The National Alligator |
| The Tallest Man on Earth Shallow Grave |
| The Weakerthans Reconstruction Site |
| Time of Orchids Sarcast While |
| Tiny Vipers Life on Earth |
| Tom Waits Orphans |
| Trespassers William Different Stars |
| Ulver Bergtatt |
| Unwound Leaves Turn Inside You |
| Ween The Mollusk |
| Wilco Kicking Television: Live in Chicago |
| Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot |
| William Basinski The Disintegration Loops I |
| William Fitzsimmons Until When We Are Ghosts |
| Yo La Tengo Popular Songs |
how come when i upload album art it always works for me but never for you bozos
also album rules |
| 4 excellent |
| 1000 Funerals Portrait Of A Dream |
| Some rather good funeral doom metal... full review after repeated listens, but I'm rather liking this. |
| A Day In Black And White My Heroes Have Always Killed Cowboys |
| A Tribe Called Quest People's Instinctive Travels & The Paths of Rhythm |
| A Wilhelm Scream Ruiner |
| Against Me! Reinventing Axl Rose |
| Agalloch Ashes Against the Grain |
| Aidan Baker Green & Cold |
| Just when I thought I'd heard everything 2008 had to offer, I found this gem. Nadja on a more isolated, easier to listen to scale. The perfect album to listen to when you're taking a bath and reading Catch-22. |
| Akron/Family Set em Wild, Set em Free |
| Animal Collective Strawberry Jam |
| Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album |
| Arghoslent Incorrigible Bigotry |
| Arghoslent Hornets of the Pogrom |
| Arvo Part Tabula Rasa |
| Assuck Anticapital/Blindspot |
| Assuck Misery Index |
| Atlas Sound Logos |
| Autechre Amber |
| Autechre Incunabula |
| Bat For Lashes Fur and Gold |
| Battles Mirrored |
| Benoit Pioulard Temper |
| Bibio Ambivalence Avenue |
| Bill Callahan Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle |
| Black Milk Tronic |
| Black Sabbath Heaven and Hell |
| Black Sabbath Master of Reality |
| Black Sabbath Black Sabbath |
| Boredoms Vision Creation Newsun |
| Boris Rock Dream |
| A long, awesome live release. Boris is smart to play their best songs here--included is high-rate material such as a forty-minute version of "Feedbacker" and "Pink"--and Merzbow adds his typical, awesome, noisy flair to each track. A must-buy for any Boris or stoner-rock-metal-noise-holy-shit-fan. |
| Boxcutter Oneiric |
| Nothing is better than discovering an album that not many others have heard, or feel is as great as you do, and completely loving it. I dunno how to explain it well, but you just feel more personal about it, as if that album's your own. I felt this way about Bon Iver's For Emma, Forever Ago, way back in October, and I still kind of do, even if that album has become the most critically acclaimed work of this year. I also feel this way about Boxcutter's Oneiric. Oneiric isn't a very easy album to listen to: combining sharp, angular drums, horror-movie sound effects, industrial-ish distortions, dubstep beats, and altered "singing" straight out of Burial's debut, Oneiric is a smorgasbord of sounds, creepiness, and innovation. The album sustains its hour-plus runtime well due to some of the more creative tracks you'll ever hear: "Bad You Do", which is easily one of the highlights of the album, takes a pristine soul sample, places on top of sluggish ambience, fills out the rhythm section with a drum and bass beat that Goldie could have written, and adds an irresistible funky bass sound that seems like an actual human played it, and not robots. "Chlorophyll" is even more calming, with ear-popping bass that never really speeds up, scratchy synths that are reminiscent of IDM, and crickets. And crickets make any album. To put it simply, Boxcutter's Oneiric is the best album you've never heard. Now get to it. |
| Brainbombs Obey |
| Brand New The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me |
| Brian Eno Ambient 1: Music For Airports |
| Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning |
| Bright Eyes Fevers & Mirrors |
| Bruce Springsteen The Rising |
| Bruce Springsteen Nebraska |
| Burial Burial |
| Burzum Filosofem |
| Burzum Hvis Lyset Tar Oss |
| Caina Mourner |
| Can Future Days |
| Can Monster Movie |
| Charles Bronson Complete Discocrappy |
| Christina Carter Original Darkness |
| Church of Misery Houses of the Unholy |
| Circle Takes The Square As The Roots Undo |
| cLOUDDEAD cLOUDDEAD |
| Coalesce OX |
| With OX, I learned that the only way you can be a good metalcore band is if your band name's definition is "come together" or something of that sort |
| Coil Musick to Play in the Dark 2 |
| Coldworld Melancholie² |
| Common Like Water for Chocolate |
| Converge No Heroes |
| Converge Petitioning The Empty Sky |
| Converge When Forever Comes Crashing (Remastered) |
| Converge Axe To Fall |
| Cryptopsy None So Vile |
| Cynic Focus |
| Dalek Absence |
| Dalek Gutter Tactics |
| Darkspace Dark Space II |
| Darkthrone A Blaze In the Northern Sky |
| Darkthrone Under a Funeral Moon |
| Davwuh Dystopia |
| Death Individual Thought Patterns |
| Death Human |
| Death in June But, What Ends When the Symbols Shatter? |
| Deerhunter Microcastle |
| Derek Bailey Standards |
| Derek Bailey Ballads |
| Derek Bailey Pieces for Guitar |
| DJ Shadow Endtroducing |
| DJ Sprinkles Midtown 120 Blues |
| Drudkh Forgotten Legends |
| Drudkh Autumn Aurora |
| Dystopia Human = Garbage |
| Dystopia Dystopia |
| Electric Wizard Witchcult Today |
| Electric Wizard Dopethrone |
| Elliott Smith Roman Candle |
| Elzhi The Preface |
| Emperor In the Nightside Eclipse |
| Emperor As the Shadows Rise EP |
| Empyrium Where at Night the Wood Grouse Plays |
| Eric's Trip Forever Again |
| Flying Lotus 1983 |
| Fuck Buttons Street Horrrsing |
| Grew on me majorly over the last quarter of the year. An unbelievable mix of noisy, brain-melting drones with a healthy dose of melody that makes even its more imposing songs (most sit at around the ten-minute mark anyways) easily digestible. |
| Gang Starr Daily Operation |
| Gaza He Is Never Coming Back |
| Gaza I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die |
| Ghostface Killah Ironman |
| Glenn Branca Symphony No. 1 (Tonal Plexus) |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor F# A# ∞ |
| Grand Belial's Key Judeobeast Assassination |
| Grief Come to Grief |
| Grouper Way Their Crept |
| Grouper Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill |
| Guided By Voices Same Place the Fly Got Smashed |
| GZA Liquid Swords |
| Have A Nice Life Deathconsciousness |
| Hood Cold House |
| Hot Cross Cryonics |
| Immolation Close To A World Below |
| Infidel?/Castro! Bioentropic Damage Fractal |
| Insect Warfare World Extermination |
| Intrusion The Seduction of Silence |
| Iron Lung Life. Iron Lung. Death. |
| J Dilla Donuts |
| Jack Rose Raag Manifestos |
| Jack Rose I Do Play Rock and Roll |
| Jack Rose Two Originals Of... |
| Japandroids Post-Nothing |
| Jay-Z American Gangster |
| Jay-Z The Blueprint |
| Jaylib Champion Sound |
| Joanna Newsom Joanna Newsom and the Ys Street Band |
| John Fahey Death Chants, Breakdowns and Military Waltzes |
| John Fahey is easily one of the greatest guitarists of all time, pioneering a fingerpicking style that would be constantly imitated by artists such as Jack Rose, Sir Richard Bishop, and Elliott Sharp. While I do favor the long-form improvisations of America and Fare Forward Voyagers more than this longer, sprawling album, this is my third favorite work by Fahey, featuring more consise, spookier compostitions. This album was recorded twice, in 1963 and 1967, but the '63 version is much better. The songs are sparser and more crafty, but for your money, just buy the bundle that includes both versions: the differences are vast enough for you to be entertained. One of Fahey's most magical works. |
| John Fahey America |
| John Fahey was a hell of a man, an amazing guitarist that spearheaded an entire improvisational movement, and the creator of some of the finest albums ever recorded. America is one of these: a seventy-five minute (if you have the reissue) epic that features some of Fahey's most invigorating playing and his more ambitious tracks. The fifteen-minute "Voice of the Turtle" is a classic for the ages, as is this entire album. |
| John Frusciante Curtains |
| John Frusciante Shadows Collide With People |
| Joshua Fit For Battle To Bring Our Own End |
| Julie Doiron I Can Wonder What You Did With Your Day |
| Kanye West 808s And Heartbreak |
| Kanye West Late Registration |
| Kayo Dot Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue |
| Kidcrash Snacks |
| Kite Flying Society [FL] A Discography |
| Lil Wayne Tha Carter II |
| Lindstrom Where You Go I Go Too |
| Low Things We Lost in the Fire |
| Low Long Division |
| Lupe Fiasco The Cool |
| Madlib Beat Konducta Vol 1-2: Movie Scenes |
| Marissa Nadler Songs III: Bird on the Water |
| Mastodon Blood Mountain |
| maudlin of the Well Leaving Your Body Map |
| maudlin of the Well Bath |
| maudlin of the Well My Fruit Psychobells... A Seed Combustible |
| Max Richter The Blue Notebooks |
| Melvins A Senile Animal |
| Melvins Stoner Witch |
| mewithoutYou Catch for Us the Foxes |
| mewithoutYou A to B: Life |
| mewithoutYou It's all crazy! It's all false! It's all |
| I just think that it'd be weird as hell if any of these songs were actually played at a Christian campfire |
| Mount Eerie No Flashlight |
| Mount Eerie Wind's Poem |
| Phil Elvrum grew some enormous fucking balls last winter and Wind's Poem is the proof. |
| My Bloody Valentine Loveless |
| My Bloody Valentine Tremolo EP |
| Nadja Thaumogenesis |
| Nadja The Bungled & the Botched |
| Nadja Bodycage |
| Nadja Skin Turns To Glass |
| Naked City Torture Garden |
| Nasum Inhale/Exhale |
| Neu! Neu! 2 |
| Neurosis A Sun That Never Sets |
| Neurosis Times of Grace |
| Neurosis Through Silver in Blood |
| Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Henry's Dream |
| Opeth Still Life |
| Opeth My Arms, Your Hearse |
| Organized Konfusion Organized Konfusion |
| Orphans of Cush White Noize |
| Paysage d'Hiver Nacht |
| Pg. 99 Document #7 |
| Pg. 99 Document #5 |
| Pissed Jeans Hope for Men |
| Pixies Surfer Rosa |
| Quasimoto The Unseen |
| Reverend Bizarre III: So Long Suckers |
| Reverend Bizarre In The Rectory Of The Bizarre Reverend |
| Richard Youngs Autumn Response |
| Richard Youngs Beyond the Valley of Ultrahits |
| Saetia A Retrospective |
| Saint Vitus Born Too Late |
| Say Anything ...Is A Real Boy (re-release) |
| Scarface The Fix |
| Scarface My Homies |
| Scarface Mr. Scarface Is Back |
| Shugo Tokumaru Night Piece |
| Sir Richard Bishop While My Guitar Violently Bleeds |
| Sir Richard Bishop Salvador Kali |
| Six Organs Of Admittance Dark Noontide |
| Six Organs Of Admittance Compathia |
| Skepticism Alloy |
| Skycamefalling 10.21 |
| Sleep Dopesmoker |
| Smashing Pumpkins Adore |
| Smog The Doctor Came at Dawn |
| Sol Let There Be A Massacre |
| Songs: Ohia Magnolia Electric Co |
| Sonic Youth Murray Street |
| Sonic Youth Confusion is Sex/Kill Yr Idols |
| Sonic Youth Goo |
| Sonic Youth Sister |
| Sonic Youth The Eternal |
| Steve Von Till A Grave is a Grim Horse |
| Steven R. Smith Crown of Marches |
| Suffocation Pierced From Within |
| Suma Let the Churches Burn |
| this is so good people who don't like this tend to be sludge-hating christians that wont let the churches burn |
| Swans Soundtracks For The Blind |
| Swans were known back in the Eighties throughout the underground for making some of the most terrifying music known to man. Soundtracks For The Blind, the double disk opus that is also Swans's last album, is a very terrifying album. Only while those Eighties, no-wave behemoths Swans released terrified you through sheer noise, Soundtracks For The Blind performs its torture in a different style: pure tension. Nearly two-and-a-half hours of ominous instrumentals, post-rock-influenced build-ups, and Michael Gira's depressing vocals make Soundtracks For The Blind anything but an easy listen, but like many difficult endeavors, it is a rewarding one. A full, more comprehensive review soon. |
| Talking Heads Fear of Music |
| Talking Heads Remain In Light |
| Television Marquee Moon |
| The Appleseed Cast Sagarmatha |
| The Bug London Zoo |
| The Dodos Visiter |
| The Dodos Time to Die |
| The Drones Havilah |
| The Field Yesterday and Today |
| The Field From Here We Go Sublime |
| The Fiery Furnaces Rehearsing My Choir |
| The Flaming Lips Embryonic |
| Just the fact that the Flaming Lips are doing something so different makes this a worthy record. And plus it's really really good. Rating will change as I listen more to this 70 minute behemoth |
| The Lonely Island Incredibad |
| The National Boxer |
| The Notorious B.I.G. Ready To Die |
| The Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat |
| The Weakerthans Reunion Tour |
| The Weakerthans Left and Leaving |
| The Wrens Meadowlands |
| The XX xx |
| Thrice The Illusion of Safety |
| Thrice Beggars |
| Toby Driver In the L..L..Library Loft |
| Tom Waits Bone Machine |
| Tortoise Millions Now Living Will Never Die |
| Various Production The World is Gone |
| Vashti Bunyan Just Another Diamond Day |
| Von Satanic Blood Angel |
| Warning The Strength to Dream |
| Ween The Pod |
| Ween Pure Guava |
| Ween God Ween Satan:The Oneness |
| Why? Elephant Eyelash |
| Wolves in the Throne Room Two Hunters |
| Wolves in the Throne Room Black Cascade |
| World's End Girlfriend Hurtbreak Wonderland |
| Young Widows Old Wounds |
| {{Sunset}} The Glowing City |
