Average Rating: 3.36 Rating Variance: 0.90 Objectivity Score: 86% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAlice in Chains DirtBjork HomogenicBjork DebutBoards of Canada Tomorrow's HarvestBoards of Canada GeogaddiBoards of Canada Music Has The Right To ChildrenBT ImaBubblegum Octopus The Album Formerly Known As Why TAFKA isn't shit: (A) There is plenty of excellent 8-bit tunes here (B) It sounds ridiculous, but the vocal formula actually works (C) There's plenty of charm, along with catchy ass melodies, underneath the surface (D) Bleepy-bloopy enough for Nintendocore fans (E) Rapid and berserk enough for grind-type fans (F) Lots of cutesy ideas here, like Cat Machines, God's pink lazers, and little spiders trickling upon your toesies (G) Sometimes brutal, sometimes even pretty sad, but always passive-aggressive (H) Totally fucking weird and spontaneous (I) Easy to digest for listeners with short attention spans (J) Even moments that would normally be retarded are appealing somehow (K) Silly for sure, but can shift to more serious themes seamlessly (L) Like a chihuahua, its cute and lovable, but it has a little bark as well (M) Rarely repetitive (N) When you give it a chance, is actually really good musicCryptopsy None So VileFlying Lotus CosmogrammaFlying Lotus Los AngelesJ Dilla DonutsKate Bush Hounds of LoveMegadeth Rust in PeaceMetallica Ride the LightningMy Bloody Valentine LovelessPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPink Floyd AnimalsPizzicato Five Bossa NovaInnovators of a retro Japanese pop genre "shibuya-kei", Pizzicato Five were considered the creators of this combination of 60's music, jazz, French ye-ye, funk, acoustic, lounge, soul and pop, with Bossa Nova being their magnum opus. What's essentially their "breakthrough release" is very much so a spectacular listen and what's considered the band's second "classic" record, also a classic for the genre. Listen to "Peace Music", "Sweet Soul Revue", "Sweet Thursday", "Magic Carpet Ride" or "My Name Is Groovy" to get a good taste of their vibrant pop aesthetic. A brilliant hybrid of several genres keeps variety and liveliness strong points of the album, with gorgeous vocals from Maki Nomiya. Truly engrossing, catchy and satisfying, every song clever in its own way.Shiina Ringo Kalk Samen Kuri no HanaSoundtrack Katamari Damacy soundtrackWith some eccentric electronic instrumentals, male and female/English and Japanese vocals with a lively presentation, absurd doses of catchiness, and a charm and upbeat sound unlike anything else, Katamari Damacy has a truly interesting soundtrack that should not be missed. In fact if you haven't played the game, pick this up anyway for something special and quirkySoundtrack Jet Set Radio OSTThe Knife Silent ShoutI was won over by Like A Pen, the song that got me into this band. Music video is so interesting.rAs a whole, best album I've picked up in a looong time. Love itThe Knife Tomorrow, In a YearThe Smashing Pumpkins Siamese DreamThe Smiths Hatful of HollowThe Smiths The Queen Is DeadTOKiMONSTA Creature DreamsUtada Hikaru ULTRA BLUEYamantaka // Sonic Titan YT//ST4.5 superbAlice in Chains Jar of FliesAlice in Chains MTV UnpluggedAphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92Aphex Twin Richard D. James AlbumArmistice ArmisticeBjork VespertineBjork PostBoards of Canada The Campfire HeadphaseBT This Binary UniverseWith roots planted in progressive house, Brian Transeau has built a beautiful new sound for himself. From the organic ambiance of the rain to the hyper-processed electronic melodies, This Binary Universe's sound is cohesive and fully realized. You can see snowflakes falling outside the window on "Dynamic Symmetry", or taste the tears from the pianos of "The Internal Locus". Rich and engaging, BT creates a masterpiece in progressive electronic music that any fan of electronica should check out right away.Burial UntrueCocteau Twins Heaven Or Las VegasCocteau Twins TreasureCryptopsy Blasphemy Made FleshCrystal Castles Crystal Castles (II)Very few kinds of electronic music tickle me the way Crystal Castles does. Superior to their previous record, but these are both gold to me. Lots of fun to listen to, my favorites are Celestica, Baptism, Vietnam, Pap Smear, Not In Love, Suffocation, Year of Silence, Violent Dreams...i might as well just name them all:P love thisEllen Allien & Apparat Orchestra Of BubblesEverclear So Much For The AfterglowFever Ray Fever RayFlying Lotus Until the Quiet ComesFuck Buttons Tarot SportGonjasufi A Sufi and a KillerGorillaz Demon DaysGuernica (Japan) Shinseiki e no UngaInfinitiRock 17yearsJun Senoue Sonic Adventure Original SoundtrackJun Senoue Sonic Adventure 2: Multi-Dimensional SoundtrackKoji Kondo The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker OSTKona Triangle Sing a New Sapling Into ExistenceLapalux NostalchicLapalux When You're GoneLone Emerald Fantasy TracksLone LemurianMadvillain MadvillainyMetallica ...And Justice for AllMetallica Kill 'Em AllMetallica Live Shit: Binge And PurgeMistabishi DropMy Bloody Valentine Isn't AnythingNas IllmaticNile Annihilation of the WickedNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy X: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy X - Piano CollectionsNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Original SoundtrackNujabes Metaphorical MusicNujabes Modal SoulOrange Pekoe Orange Plastic MusicPerfume TrianglePerfume Complete BestPink Floyd Wish You Were HerePrimus Frizzle FryRadiohead OK ComputerSalyu x Salyu S(o)un(d)beamsShiina Ringo Shouso StripSigur Ros Ágætis ByrjunSmoke Room Vol. 2Smoke Room Vol. 1holy motherfuck this rules Soundtrack We Love Katamari Soundtracka bit more quirky and experimental than the original, but We Love Katamari has excellent variety, catchiness, charm and avant-garde flare unlike anything else heard in video games. it also makes for a rock solid listen for people who never played the game. Check this out nowSudatsuga Hain-Ba Sun HexSunny Day Real Estate DiaryTaking Back Sunday Louder NowThe Future Sound of London LifeformsThe Knife Shaking the Habitualfcking awesome The Mars Volta Frances the MuteThe Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite SadnessThe Suicide Machines Destruction By DefinitionThe Weeknd House of BalloonsTOKiMONSTA Midnight MenuIf there is one thing that TOKiMONSTA can do well, its create songs that start out sounding one way, then step-by-step, blossom into something much greater than you originally expected, and the reward is phenomenal.Utada Hikaru DEEP RIVER4.0 excellent2562 FeverAira Mitsuki C.O.P.Y.Alice in Chains Alice in ChainsAlkaline Trio From Here To InfirmaryAmerican Football American FootballAmy Winehouse Back To BlackAnalogue Monsta BoomAnimal Collective Merriweather Post PavilionAnimal Collective Strawberry JamAsobi Seksu CitrusAt the Drive-In Relationship of CommandAvenged Sevenfold Waking the FallenAves FeathersBlackbird Blackbird Summer Heart LPblink-182 Enema of the StateBlu No York!Boards of Canada TwoismBonobo Black SandsBoom Clap Bachelors Kort For Dine LaeborBoris New AlbumBT ESCMBubblegum Octopus Bad HappyCannibal Ox The Cold VeinCapsule (JPN) Fruits ClipperCecil Cinema ScopeChelsea Wolfe ἈποκάλυψιςChevelle Vena SeraChevelle Wonder What's NextChildren of Bodom Follow the ReaperChildren of Bodom Hate Crew DeathrollChildren of Bodom Are You Dead Yet?Children of Bodom Something WildChildren of Bodom HatebreederClark Body RiddleClaro Intelecto Reform ClubClazziquai Project Love Child of the CenturyConverge Jane DoeConverge All We Love We Leave BehindCornelius PointDaft Punk DiscoveryDanielson ShipsDarkthrone A Blaze in the Northern SkyDeath Grips The Money StoreDeb Parallel MoonsDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Downliners Sekt We Make Hits, Not The PublicDZA Five-Finger DiscountEllen Allien BerlinetteEverclear Sparkle And FadeFlying Lotus Pattern+Grid WorldFlying Lotus ResetFlying Lotus 1983Fuck Buttons Street HorrrsingGirls' Generation The BoysGlassjaw Worship and TributeGold Panda Lucky ShinerGorillaz GorillazGorillaz Plastic BeachGreen Day DookieGretchen Lieberum Siren SongsGrimes VisionsGrimes Geidi PrimesHiromi SpiralHoney is Cool Crazy LoveHoney is Cool Early Morning Are You Working?Humming Urban Stereo Baby LoveIron Maiden Piece of MindIron Maiden PowerslaveIslands Return To The SeaIzmo Early NightJeff Buckley GraceJenny Hval Innocence Is KinkyJohn Coltrane Giant StepsJustice CrossKimbra VowsKode9 and the Spaceape Black SunKraftwerk Trans-Europe ExpressKraftwerk Computer WorldKraftwerk AutobahnKyary Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu RevolutionLate Night Alumni HauntedA genuinely soothing and ultimately satisfying piece. Becky's sultry vocals, like whispers, sedate the listener through breezy tracks like "Epilogue" and "Moonwalker" while turning more active songs like "In the Ashes" into silky dance melodies. A couple songs fall short, but Haunted is a pleasant, relaxing experience.Lone Galaxy GardenIts aesthetic is a logical step forward from his previous 2 releases, yet it's executed with such radiance and virtuoso that nothing left behind can be called anything other than what Matt Cutler does best.Lone Everything Is Changing ColourLone's raw, Boards of Canada-sounding debut album isn't quite the fully defined "Lone" sound, but what's here is still unique and thoroughly enjoyable nonetheless.Lone Ecstasy & FriendsLow Leaf Alchemizing DawnLow Leaf ChrysalisMad Season AboveMassive Attack MezzanineMayhem De Mysteriis Dom SathanasMeg MaverickNow this chick knows what she's doing. Pick this up, any J-pop nuts reading this.Megadeth Countdown to ExtinctionMegadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?Melt Banana Bambi's DilemmaMetallica Master of PuppetsMidori Aratame Hajime Mashite Midori DesuMidori ShinsekaiMidori Firstfuck yea Millencolin Pennybridge Pioneersmiss A A ClassMy Bloody Valentine m b vNeon Indian Era ExtranaNine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralNirvana In UteroNirvana MTV Unplugged in New YorkNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy IV: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII Piano CollectionsNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VI: Original SoundtrackOasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory?Oh Land Oh LandOpeth Blackwater ParkOpeth Ghost ReveriesOrange Pekoe CrystalismoPerfume JPNPg. 99 Document #8Pink Floyd MeddlePink Floyd The WallPizzicato Five OverdoseAfter releasing 2 mint releases, This Year's Girl and Bossa Nova, the band suffers from "follow-up syndrome"; the pressure is on, and its difficult to best or even compare to a classic record (or in their case, 2 records), so an expected sense of being "burnt-out" comes with their 1994 album Overdose. They take the experimental approach this time, diving further into styles like electronic and soul. Still a worthy addition to the band's discography, if a bit disappointing. Pizzicato Five Happy End of the WorldPizzicato Five This Year's GirlYou probably came here because of "Baby Love Child", but there's much more to This Year's Girl than Futurama notoriety. Arguably their best album next to Bossa Nova, Pizzicato Five show off their definitive sound here, and introduce their leading songstress Maki Nomitya to their party. This Year's Girl is a shibuya-kei classic, unifying everything the band has done in the past adding the sweet vocals of Nomiya to their mix. A fully-realized, thoroughly enjoyable effort from the group.Pizzicato Five Bellissima!Bellissima! is a great follow-up to Couples, featuring groovy, smooth pacing and appropriately easy-going songs with all-male vocals. Simultaneously danceable and relaxing, a fun and enjoyable pop record reaching out to the jazz and soul tendencies the band would later perfect.Pizzicato Five Playboy and PlaygirlPrimus Sailing the Seas of CheeseQuadron QuadronQuasimoto The UnseenQypthone Montuno No. 5Radiohead In RainbowsRadiohead AmnesiacRush Permanent WavesSalva Complex HousingSawa Welcome to Sa-Worldschool food punishment riff-rainSepalcure SepalcureSerani Poji One Room SurvivalShabazz Palaces Black UpShe ColorisSigur Ros Takk...Sigur Ros ( )Smoke Room CaramelismSonic Coaster Pop Super Miracle CircuitSonic Coaster Pop Future Electro StarSoundgarden SuperunknownStone Temple Pilots PurpleStone Temple Pilots CoreStreetlight Manifesto Everything Goes NumbStrike Anywhere Change Is a SoundSublime SublimeSudatsuga Blue Moon SaiyeedSuffocation Pierced from WithinSystem of a Down ToxicitySystem of a Down System of a DownSyzygys Complete Studio RecordingsTeebs ArdourThe Avalanches Since I Left YouThe Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe Birthday Massacre VioletThe Flashbulb ArborealThe Flashbulb Soundtrack to a Vacant LifeThe Flashbulb These Open FieldsThe Knife Deep CutsThe Knife Silent Shout-An Audio Visual Experience (Live)The Mars Volta De-Loused in the ComatoriumThe Offspring SmashThe Offspring Ixnay on the HombreThe Smashing Pumpkins GishThriftworks RainmakerTool LateralusTool AenimaUtada Hikaru HEART STATIONVoice of the Seven Woods Voice of the Seven WoodsWeezer PinkertonWeezer The Blue AlbumWinter Into DarknessXXYYXX XXYYXXZZ Top Tres Hombres3.5 greatA Day To Remember For Those Who Have Heart [Re-Issue]A Day To Remember For Those Who Have HeartWhile I don't particularly like the rest of A Day To Remember's discography, For Those Who Have Heart really isn't a bad album at all. It actually makes a pretty solid pop-punk record, with plenty of catchy vocals and decently fun vibes overall. The hardcore segments and breakdowns are quite cheesy for the most part, especially on "A Shot In The Dark", and unfortunately they're all over the entire album which makes it quite repetitive, but they at least convey a sense of energy and vitality that drives their music forward. The pop tendencies are there but they aren't as powerful as they are on Homesick (which is a good thing), and the more hardcore-oriented sections aren't as pretentious and do a much better job sticking to the punkier side of the genre. The result is something very catchy and decently memorable, seeing the band in the best shape of their career.Air France On Trade WindsAlice in Chains FaceliftAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueAlice in Chains SapAll That Remains The Fall of IdealsAnimal Collective Centipede HzAutechre Tri RepetaeAvenged Sevenfold City of EvilBADBADNOTGOOD BBNGbansheebeat GalacticsIn a Benn Jordan fashion, bansheebeat brings IDM to outer space with this calming, electric EP. Galactics delivers the ambiance of a space station, and wouldn't sound out of place in Xenosaga. Rather than going for a feeling of emptiness or infinity, the EP simply lights up and pulses for the listener, taking the "emptiness" out of space and filling it with the lunar bases/space hotels of the future. "Above the Stratosphere" is the charming highlight, filled with eclectic melodies and an easygoing, exotic percussion. In its entirety, the album gives a warm, if processed, sensation of living around technology.bansheebeat WutaiBibio fiSomething nostalgic, warming, bittersweet, precious and twisted is at work somewhere in this folk piece. Bibio Ambivalence AvenueBlack Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathBlack Sabbath Paranoidblink-182 Dude Ranchblink-182 blink-182Boards of Canada Hi ScoresBoris PinkBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeCapsule (JPN) Sugarless GiRLCaptain Murphy DualityCatch 22 Keasbey NightsChappie New ChappieColdplay Viva La VidaColdplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadConverge When Forever Comes Crashingthis feels more balanced than Petitioning the Empty Sky: less classic songs and less dud ones too. That said, When Forever Comes Crashing basically follows in the same steps as its predecessor, delivering very technical hardcore/metalcore with attitude, energy and a tad more experimentation.Converge Petitioning the Empty Sky"The Saddest Day" is the best song on the album by a lot. This is probably the worst thing that could happen to the album however. Seeing that it's so superior to the much shorter songs in the center, which range from great ("Forsaken") to good ("Dead", "Shingles) to awful ("Buried but Breathing"), it can be a pretty unbalanced listen as a whole. Though it may be better in individual bursts (even for the album's modest length), its hard to deny the musicianship present here, being a great, highly-technical metalcore album that's a lot of fun despite its questionable flow.Crystal Castles (III)Cymbals That's EntertainmentDark Angel Darkness DescendsDeath Grips ExmilitaryDeb Million Dollar GirlDownliners Sekt Hello Lonely, Hold The NationEnya A Day Without RainfLako The MesektetFlipper's Guitar Camera TalkFlorence and the Machine LungsFlorence and the Machine CeremonialsFlyamSam Bootleg BeatsFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeFoo Fighters Skin and BonesGeamala Forking PathsGirls' Generation Girls' GenerationGlasser RingGlassjaw Everything You Ever Wanted To Know AboutGoo Goo Dolls Dizzy Up The GirlGoto Mariko 299792458A solid, more straightforward rock album from the unique singer. Sadly, she doesn't flex her characteristic squalling vocals enough and subsequently fails to deliver her usual barrel-of-monkeys surprises, leaving a bit to be desired.Green Day American IdiotGreen Day WarningNot terribly robust or clever, but it's so damn catchy. Among my favorite of Green Day's records. May be too poppy for some loving Green Day's punkier past.Green Day InsomniacHalcali Cyborg OretachiHourmelts Twenties = LoveHyetal BroadcastHyuna Bubble Pop!Ikue Mori One Hundred Aspects of the MooniNTRiKeT The WoodsJapandroids Celebration RockJeremiah Jae Raw Money RapsJonwayne BowserJulio Bashmore Everyone Needs A Theme TuneJustin Timberlake The 20/20 ExperienceKeaver and Brause The Middle WayKen Ishii Sleeping MadnessKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityKyary Pamyu Pamyu Moshi Moshi HarajukuThere?s something sinister dwelling deep inside the heart of J-pop. Behind the cute, bubbly exterior sleeps a hostile, wide-eyed, predatory devil spawn tempting us into sin. We all know it. You think those trance-inducing candy-pop singers are really that cute by nature? No ordinary human being does that on purpose. It?s a sick, demented ruse veiling black souls filled with deceit and bloodlust burning passionately like a hellfire. The sad thing is how they?ve already won. There exists legions of devoted fans that have fallen prey to these wicked entities. Catchiness is to sloth as the child-like, innocent pop songstresses are to lust. We?re going to burn in hell for this.Lagwagon Let's Talk About FeelingsLate Night Alumni Empty StreetsLifetime Hello BastardsLights The ListeningLights SiberiaLone Cluster DreamsLone EcholocationsLow Leaf GiGA GAiALukid FomaLullatone Soundtracks for Everyday AdventuresLullatone Plays Pajama Pop Pour VousM83 Dead Cities, Red Seas and Lost GhostsMadlib Shades of BlueMaki Nomiya Pink no Kokoro (Pink Heart)Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!MEISHI SMILE LUSTMetallica MetallicaMizca ♡UFUFU♡Modest Mouse Good News For People Who Love Bad NewsMorning Musume 3rd Love ParadiseMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeMy Chemical Romance Three Cheers For Sweet RevengeNine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineNirvana NevermindNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy IX: Original SoundtrackOh Land FaunaOpeth DamnationOpeth OrchidOzzy Osbourne No More TearsOzzy Osbourne Blizzard Of OzzPanabrite The Baroque AtriumParamore Brand New EyesParis Match Volume OneParis Match PM2Pearl Jam VitalogyPearl Jam Vs.Perfume GAMEPizzicato Five Pizzicato Five TMPizzicato Five RomantiquePizzicato Five The Sound of MusicPizzicato Five's third U.S. release is simply a collection of previously released material mostly from their albums Bossa Nova and Overdose. The tracklist is nice, and for the most part is a solid entryway for newcomers to the band, particularly for the U.S. demographic. It's not particularly hard to find or expensive either, and so if you are planning on getting into the band The Sound of Music is a decent place to start, though Made in USA is better. Existing language barriers haven't been lifted, however.Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank PlanetPrimus Pork SodaRadiohead Kid ARadiohead The BendsRadiohead The King of LimbsRadiohead Hail to the ThiefRage Against the Machine The Battle of Los AngelesRefused The Shape of Punk to ComeRise Against Siren Song of the Counter CultureRosetta A Determinism of MoralityNot really my genre of music, and this album hasn't persuaded me to dig into it any deeper, but this was surprisingly powerful and enjoyable.Royksopp Melody A.M.Rustie Glass SwordsSasha Xpander EPScuba TriangulationSecede TryshaslaSerj Tankian HarakiriSerj Tankian Elect the DeadShigeto Full CircleShlohmo Bad VibesSketch Show LoopholeSlipknot All Hope Is GoneSoundgarden BadmotorfingerStendeck SonnambulaStendeck ScintillaStone Temple Pilots Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican...Sublime 40 Oz. to FreedomTaking Back Sunday Where You Want To BeThe All-American Rejects Move AlongThe Answering Machine LifelineThe Beatles Abbey RoadThe Birthday Massacre Walking With StrangersThe Flashbulb Love As A Dark HallwayThe Offspring AmericanaThe Smashing Pumpkins AdoreI didn't quite care for this album as much as their earlier work, but there are some excellent tracks here. Perfect and Blank Page are among SP's very best, tho I never quite got Ava Adore at allThe Sugarcubes Life's Too GoodThe Used ArtworkThe Used In Love and DeathThe Used The UsedThrice The Artist In The AmbulanceThrice The Illusion Of SafetyThundercat The Golden Age Of ApocalypseIf there was a little bit more substance to this album (i.e. more vocal-driven songs, a few more memorable moments, more "meat"), it would be one of my favorite Brainfeeder records.TOKiMONSTA Cosmic IntoxicationTOKiMONSTA Bedtime LullabiesTOKiMONSTA Half ShadowsTwine TwineTycho DiveDefinitely an improvement over Past is Prologue. Takes some steps forward in terms of providing a bubbly-nostalgic atmosphere.Underoath Define the Great LineUnderoath Lost in the Sound of SeparationUnited Nations United NationsYGATM YGATMZeigeist The Jade MotelZero 7 Simple ThingsZero 7 The GardenGreat vocal work carried by a soothing yet lively electronic platform sees Zero 7's poppy The Garden keep up a trend of solid music. While not as warming as Simple Things, there's plenty here for electronic enthusiasts and acoustic pop lovers alike.3.0 goodA Day To Remember HomesickAdele 21Anacrusis Screams and WhispersAnna Calvi Anna CalviApparat WallsArmor For Sleep What To Do When You Are DeadArmor For Sleep Smile For ThemAvenged Sevenfold Sounding the Seventh TrumpetBjork BiophiliaBjork Voltablink-182 Take Off Your Pants and Jacketblink-182 Cheshire Catblink-182 Greatest HitsBoards of Canada Acid MemoriesThe album consists of songs they've re-released under different names on later albums to greater success, making this not worth checking out for most listeners. The small collection of songs here is still good though, even if we've seen them all before on superior albums.Boards of Canada Trans Canada HighwayBoards of Canada Boc MaximaCapsule (JPN) MORE! MORE! MORE!CocoRosie Coconuts, Plenty of Junk FoodConverge You Fail MeCrystal Castles Crystal CastlesCut Copy In Ghost ColoursDemdike Stare TryptychEllen Allien SoolEllen Allien StadtkindEmay AdamEverclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 1Everclear Songs From An American Movie, Vol. 2Fall Out Boy From Under The Cork TreeFoo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & GraceFoo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to LoseFoo Fighters In Your HonorFortune Howl Spectrum AnalysisGreen Day KerplunkGuido AnideaGuns N' Roses Appetite for DestructionHeartsRevolution Switchblade EPHighways Enjoy The Little ThingsHiromi Place To BeSimilar to Bjork's Medulla, Hiromi composes an album entirely from her favorite musical instrument and abandons everything else. Also like Medulla, Place to Be is obviously more barren than her previous works, for better or worse, and the resulting album is one best suited for fans and is by no means her defining moment.Jes DisconnectTake your gift cards to JCPenny or the mall and go buy things. Wear big sunglasses and a Gucci purse, and whiten your teeth so when you smile, you shine. Girl, you got it goin on. Now go drive your goddam son to school its 10 degrees outside for Christ's sake.John Coltrane Stellar RegionsKap Bambino BlacklistKettel Volleyed IronKuchiroro Golden LoveLady Gaga The FameLady Gaga The Fame MonsterLinkin Park Hybrid TheoryLinkin Park MeteoraLong Arm The BranchesLullatone Little Songs About RaindropsLullatone Songs that Spin in CirclesMachinedrum Room(s)Matt and Kim Matt & KimMatt and Kim GrandMatt and Kim SidewalksMetric SyntheticaMisfits Famous MonstersMoby PlayMy Chemical Romance Like Phantoms, ForeverMy Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought...Nirvana BleachNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy V: Original SoundtrackOwl City Of JuneOwl City Maybe I'm DreamingOzzy Osbourne Diary Of A MadmanPanic! At the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat OutParamore Riot!Paramore All We Know Is FallingParis Match After SixParis Match Type IIIParis Match Flight 7Pearl Jam TenPizzicato Five CouplesA good debut, if a little pale. This is P5 not fully-pieced together yet, and while its pretty decent for the most part, there's a noticeable absence of the charm and fluidity found on later albums.Pogrom Multicultural DegenerationPoison the Well The Opposite of DecemberRise Against Appeal to ReasonSaves the Day In ReverieScreen Vinyl Image Strange BehaviorSerj Tankian Imperfect HarmoniesSet Your Goals Mutiny!Silverstein Discovering the WaterfrontSilverstein Arrivals and DeparturesSilverstein A Shipwreck in the SandSleigh Bells Reign of TerrorSlipknot IowaStone Temple Pilots Shangri-La-Dee-DaSucrette Bon VoyageSun Glitters Everything Could Be FineSundrenched Beat Studies Vol. 2Sweet Vacation Pop Saves the World!!A pretty flower of a J-pop album lacking it's own color.Swimming With Dolphins Water ColoursSwimming With Dolphins Ambient BlueSystem of a Down MezmerizeTaking Back Sunday Tell All Your FriendsTestament The New OrderThe Gaslamp Killer BreakthroughThe Knife The KnifeThe Kooks KonkThe Korea Chariots Of The GodsThe Nocturnes A Year of SpringThe Postal Service Give UpThe Used Lies for the LiarsThe White Stripes ElephantThem Crooked Vultures Them Crooked VulturesThursday War All the TimeTwine VioletsTycho Past is PrologueUtada Hikaru Exodus '04Utada Hikaru This is the Onedefinitely not up to par with her previous albums, but I kinda like it anywayVelour The Velvet CollectionWashed Out Life of LeisureWavves King of the BeachYoshinori Sunahara LovebeatYukari Fresh Trefoils HatYukari Fresh Yukari's Perfect!2.5 averageA Day To Remember Old RecordAFI Sing the SorrowAvenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldBjork Medúllablink-182 BuddhaCoheed and Cambria Year of the Black RainbowColtemonikha COLTEMONIKHADemdike Stare Liberation Through HearingDisturbed Ten Thousand FistsDisturbed IndestructibleDoes It Offend You, Yeah? You Have No Idea What You're Getting YouDoshy SuspiriaEllen Allien ThrillsEvanescence The Open DoorGold Panda CompanionHawthorne Heights HateHawthorne Heights If Only You Were LonelyHollow Pigeons Letters to KikoKap Bambino Zero Life, Night VisionWith Kap Bambino, you'll find some tunes part charming, part cacophony that you'll have to accept the group for what they are, and if you do, you'll find some solid energy and attitude similar to Crystal Castles. This album, however, seems to contradict what keeps Kap Bambino listenable, dragging the group down to a fault.Kap Bambino LoveLambent Smoothness Extract (Deep Night at Ishigaki)Laura Stevenson A RecordLullatone Alarms and RingersMetallica LoadMetallica Death MagneticModest Mouse We Were Dead Before the Ship Even SankMono/Poly ParamatmaMr. Fingers Amnesia"Can You Feel It" is one of my favorite nighttime songs ever. I don't know what the fuck's wrong with the rest of the album though.Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaoOoOO oOoOOOpeth HeritagePanic! At the Disco Pretty. Odd.Panic! At the Disco Vices & VirtuesPizzicato Five By Her Majesty's RequestStaying close to the style they acquired with Bellissima!, By Her Majesty's Request ultimately plays it safe without changing too much. The record has some sillier moments compared to their last effort, which is the start of a trend the band would carry onwards. Unfortunately the album is a bit flat, and there are instances of less-than-successful experimentation with electronics and ye-ye. Plus, the album isn't very engaging, and doesn't do much to differ from Bellissima!. Still a decent record though.Primus AntipopRadiohead Pablo HoneyRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationRed Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex MagikSilverstein When Broken Is Easily FixedSiriusmo The Uninvited GuestSlipknot SlipknotSparks The Rescue Eyes to the SunStone Temple Pilots Stone Temple PilotsSucrette C'est si bon plusSundrenched Beat Studies Vol. 1System of a Down HypnotizeTaking Back Sunday New AgainThe Damned Things IroniclastThe Knife Hanna Med H SoundtrackThe Ting Tings We Started NothingThree Days Grace One-XUnderoath They're Only Chasing SafetyWeezer Make Believe2.0 poorA Day To Remember And Their Name Was TreasonAll That Remains OvercomeAll That Remains This Darkened HeartAll Time Low Put Up or Shut UpAnthrax Sound Of White NoiseAvenged Sevenfold NightmareBand of Skulls Sweet Sourblink-182 NeighborhoodsWell, here you have it. New blink material. BT Emotional TechnologyChiodos IlluminaudioChris Cornell Euphoria MorningDashboard Confessional A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A ScarDeath Cab for Cutie Narrow StairsDimlite Prismic TopsDisturbed The SicknessFoo Fighters One by OneFoster The People TorchesFour Letter Lie Let Your Body Take OverHow To Destroy Angels How To Destroy AngelsJes High GlowLady Gaga Born This WayLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish...Linkin Park Minutes To MidnightNo Doubt Tragic KingdomNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy II: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy: Original SoundtrackOasis Heathen ChemistryOwl City Ocean Eyes: Deluxe EditionOwl City Ocean EyesQuite a step back for Young. He sees himself in his ocean-loving state of euphoria sprinkled with vanilla and sea salt. He's really just taking his refined Maybe I'm Dreaming sound and selling himself out a bit. While it isn't awful (see "Umbrella Beach", "Cave In", "Tidal Wave"), its still a largely goofy electronic album appealing to the sugary-sweet-at-heart and little else.Picnic Kibun Fiebre TagadaRed Hot Chili Peppers Stadium ArcadiumSaosin SaosinSiriusmo The Plasterer of LoveSoft Metals The Cold World MeltsInsidiously boring, plain and uninspired. Occasionally The Cold World Melts finds a catchy spot to tickle you with, but there's too little to excite within the songs, and that's not enough to keep it afloat from wallowing in a pool of Glasser/The Knife copycats. I'll be fucked if the cold world does melt.The All-American Rejects When the World Comes DownThree Days Grace Three Days GraceWeezer The Red AlbumYou Love Her Coz She's Dead Inner City Angst EP1.5 very poor3OH!3 WantAcross Five Aprils Life UnderwaterAiden Our Gangs Dark OathAlesana Where Myth Fades to LegendAll Time Low So Wrong, It's RightAtreyu The CurseAtreyu Lead Sails Paper AnchorAttack Attack! Someday Came SuddenlyAvenue D As Free As We Wanna BeEgypt Central Egypt CentralEscape the Fate Dying Is Your Latest FashionHawthorne Heights SkeletonsHawthorne Heights The Silence In Black And Whiteick Hit The Lights Skip School, Start FightsHollywood Undead Swan SongsJuj SlackLukeing Forward Wandering In Urban FogMetallica ReLoadMy Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of...Owl City All Things Bright And Beautiful"Potential" is an interesting word. It foresees achievement and failure simultaneously. It never means an artist is guaranteed to utilize their potential, nor does it mean they are doomed to failure. With the assumption of potential comes either satisfaction or disappointment, a prognostic at best.rWhen Owl City, young and naive, released the bubbly and respectable Of June and Maybe I'm Dreaming, I had hopes that he could somehow make his gooey lyrics and dreamy aesthetic work, maybe coming to the realization that instrumentation should be more prominent than vocals, or that "sweet", "delicate" and "effeminate" had an extremely fine line. Ocean Eyes was a slump, going in the direction I had hoped he didn't head for, trying too hard in terms of ambition. It's sad to say All Things Bright and Beautiful is even worse, though it's just how it is. "Potential" was a flickering flame come his 2009 breakthrough, but now it's snuffed out completely. Benefit of the doubt? High expectations? Maybe so. I'm sure it's not that hard to write less ridiculous songs that don't aim for simplistic daydreamy appeal ("Alligator Sky"? "All Things Bright and Beautiful"? Come on) or erect themselves as the "cake and icecream" of electronic music though. Even still, it's my fault, not his.Puddle Of Mudd Come CleanScars on Broadway Scars On BroadwayYellowcard Paper WallsYellowcard Lights and Sounds1.0 awful3OH!3 Streets of GoldA Day To Remember Homesick [Re-Issue]so like...do all these victory records bands really gain anything by re-issuing not-that-old albums all the time? it just seems like they want to add to their lineup of albums, so instead of working on new albums, they just work on old albumsAiden KnivesAiden ConvictionAiden Nightmare AnatomyAll Time Low Nothing PersonalAngels and Airwaves I-EmpireAngels and Airwaves We Don't Need to WhisperBlood on the Dance Floor EvolutionBoys Like Girls Love DrunkbrokeNCYDE I'm Not A Fan, But The Kids Like It!brokeNCYDE The BrokenbrokeNCYDE Will Never DiebrokeNCYDE Guilty PleasureBruno Mars Doo-Wops & HooligansBullet For My Valentine Scream, Aim, FireBullet For My Valentine FeverDragonForce Inhuman RampageDragonForce Ultra BeatdownHawthorne Heights Fragile FutureHNC Anti MusicIt is possible to anti-dig something?Karmin Hellogoodbye Ke$ha AnimalKe$ha CannibalMetallica St. AngerNever Shout Never What Is Love?One Direction Up All NightPaty Cantu Afortunadamente No Eres TuSusan Boyle I Dreamed a DreamSusan Boyle The GiftTheory Of A Deadman Scars and SouvenirsTokio Hotel Scream
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