Average Rating: 3.63 Rating Variance: 0.64 Objectivity Score: 73% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name2019 Hath Of Rot And Ruin4.5Hot damn. This is what the fuck metal needed after last year's out there additions from Rolo Tomassi and The Armed. This is a more traditional vein of DM fused with modern flourishes that comes together in a super smooth, wholly engaging package. The vocals are monstrous, the riffs are varied and absolutely crush, and the whole thing has an air of metal being pushed into new directions. Devin Townsend Empath5.0I said it was gonna be the greatest god damn album ever and would ya listen to that, it is the greatest god damn album ever. 2018 La Dispute Somewhere at the Bottom... (10th Anniversary)2.010 years on and the album's still a landmark in the whiny post hardcore genre, but holy fuck are we not going to address how awful this remaster is? It sounds like something I'd have submitted in audio 101 to illustrate that I understand the difference between highs, mids, and lows... everything is so stark, contrasting, and compartmentalized... and not in a way that lends itself to the atmosphere of the album at all. The guitars are distant and the vocals sit right in the front and on top of the muddy mess that is the rest of the band. What a disappointment. Eminem Kamikaze3.5Skeletonwitch Devouring Radiant Light4.0Skeletonwitch opens up and lets their brand of thrash breathe a little (a lot) with extended song structures and proggy directions that take their sound to new directions. A refreshing listen in a discography that was growing stagnant. Hopesfall Arbiter5.0Hopesfall really just came out of a decade plus long hiatus and quietly dropped AOTY on us like it's nothing. Arbiter sees Hopesfall firing on all cylinders, melding Magnetic North sized massive hooks with The Satellite Years-esque spacey atmosphere and heaviness. The nods to their past albums are supplemented by meaningful growth in every sense of the word, the guitars ebb, flow, swell, and skyrocket into the stratosphere while Jay Forrest gives his most commanding vocal performance to date. The closest contemporary I can think of is Gates- Bloom & Breathe, an incredible album in its own right that Arbiter takes the formula of to dizzying new heights. Welcome the fuck back. Frank Turner Be More Kind4.5Sectioned Annihilated4.0If you go see this band and do spin kicks I really hope that you get the shit kicked out of you. Tbh mentioning this unholy offspring of botch and dillinger with full of hell esque noise freakouts in the same sentence as that drivel is disrespectful. Album's stupid heavy and way above poser shit like Nails (I love Nails) and Harm's Way (Fuck Harm's Way)The Armed Only Love5.0Sleep The Sciences4.5I'm super stoked to have studio cuts of Antacticans and Sonic Titan, and Giza Butler may be the best thing they've ever written. The Botanist has some weird post metal and even vaguely shoegazey vibes to it and I love it as a closer. Opener is fucking awesome, I read someone say its the sound of the Sleep engine roaring back to life after almost two decades. Perfect descriptor and perfect intro to the absolute banger that is Marijuanaut's Theme and really, the album as a whole.Underoath Erase Me3.5Can't hate the album for what it's not. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed the album didn't continue down the DTGL/LITSOS/Disambiguation path, but given Spencer's activity in Sleepwave during their time off, it really isn't too surprising when you think about it. That and this album is pretty obviously not a cash grab, anyone who thinks otherwise clearly hasn't seen the turnout for them touring on 12 year old albums for the last two years. rThat all being said, as far as this vein of "metalcore goes radio rock" a la Bring Me The Horizon, Of Mice & Men, etc, Erase Me blows these previous bands' efforts out of the water. As much as I loathed Rapture and Wake Me upon first listen, I woke up in the coming days with the choruses gnawing at the back of my mind and over time the album has grown into a master-class in how to soften rough edges, throw in a massive chorus, and push more accessible themes to the forefront while still retaining interesting song structure and lyrical integrity. rSure, I wish Spencer would've let loose with some lows here and there, and leaving Loneliness off the tracklisting of the actual album is a travesty, but all in all I'm happy to have a new underOATH album in 2018, and I have no doubt they will still put on one of the most intense live shows I'll see this year. rEels The Deconstruction3.5Jack White Boarding House Reach3.5It's really fucking weird and out there, even by Jack White's weird ass standards. There's a foray into old school hip hop filtered through the weirdness of early 90s indie artists. Despite my initial utter confusion, once the song clicked as some unholy crock pot of Beck, Zappa, and the Beastie Boys it became clear that as a listener, I just had to roll with the album as it went. Experiments in genres and sound are thrown at the wall haphazardly, and while not all of them work and it makes the album hard to follow as a whole, I think a sense of cohesion and context is something that the album will develop after some time to sink in. Plus it's got that unmistakable JW sound rooted in old rock and blues, and the album isn't above rocking out White Stripes style every now and again in between the madness. Self indulgent is the best phrase that comes to mind, but luckily with this guy it's bound to be an entertaining ride, even if some of the ideas are a bit of a (boarding house) reach. Rolo Tomassi Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It4.5American Nightmare American Nightmare2.0toothless and flaccid. just listen to background music twice instead.Harm's Way (USA-IL) Posthuman2.0I can see the windmill kicks and snapbacks, I can smell the misplaced rage. Lets open this fuckin pit up.The Atlas Moth Coma Noir4.0Justin Timberlake Man of the Woods3.52017 Glassjaw Material Control4.5Holy shit... Material Control finally surfaces and it's unlike pretty much anything else released this year... or ever, except maybe their own back catalogue, but even that is unjustly pigeonholing it. Weird, groovy, heavy, and impeccably mixed and mastered, Glassjaw deliver their long awaited third full length, taking the form of the unholy fusion of their entire body of work. This album meshes the seductive groove of Coloring Book, the vitriolic heaviness of Our Color Green and EYEWTKAS, and it's all punctuated with a healthy dash of the proggy, out-there songwriting that made Worship and Tribute a stone cold classic. Material Control stands as a completely worthy addition to the Glassjaw canon, and serves as a shining example of how to come back from a long studio silence with a massive bang.Boris Live At Third Man Records4.5Sorxe Matter & Void4.5Matter & Void is an incredibly refreshing outing that merges heavy, psychedelic, doomy riffs with gorgeous climaxes and crescendos with finesse. This is the fusion of stoner, doom, and post rock that I never knew I wanted, and the band nails the sound, creating something that stands out among the saturated post metal genre. Easily a contender for those AOTY lists, don't let Sorxe fly under your radar for 2017.King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Polygondwanaland4.0King Gizz and the Lizz Wizz write their most cohesive album of the year so far, and distribute it in possibly the coolest manner ever. Also, getting bent out of shape because someone troll rates an album is pretty lulzy.Toothgrinder Phantom Amour2.0Holy shit this is a letdown after Nocturnal Masquerade was so good and fresh. I don't know what made them think that bringing clean singing and rapping to the forefront was a good idea, but can we go back to the bludgeoning riffs and hardcore freak-outs now?Hail the Sun Secret Wars2.0Electric Wizard Wizard Bloody Wizard4.0I dunno what y'all are smoking, but it's obviously not good enough because this is the best Wiz album in years. As a band that perfected the creeping, crawling, doomy sludge on not one, but two albums in the past, instead of trying to retread the same ground as they did on Time to Die, WBW sees the band looking back in time to vintage rock n roll and metal as a primary influence. The grooves are numerous and bludgeoning, and the whole affair is a sadistic love letter to an era of metal long gone where drugs, beer, tits, the occult, and the weird reign supreme. rThe cover art is fucking sick, too.Veil of Maya False Idol2.0This would've ripped back when I was in high school. Anyone giving this above a 2 needs to stop lying to themselves about this band being any good since [id]Amenra Mass VI4.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor Luciferian Towers3.0Enter Shikari The Spark3.5The Contortionist Clairvoyant4.0The National Sleep Well Beast4.0Angelo Badalamenti Twin Peaks: Music from the Limited Event Series4.0Turnover Good Nature4.0It doesn't live up to the dizzying heights of Peripheral Vision, but then again that doesn't seem to be their goal here. The album breezes by much more nonchalantly and without a sense of urgency than that of any Turnover albums before. The dream pop influences have been brought to the forefront and the post rock and emo crescendos toned down, and while the notable lack of cathartic climaxes is certainly missed, after the perfection of PV I'm pretty glad they didn't try to top that sound. Instead what we have here is a natural progression into a much more easy-going Turnover than we've yet to see, and it's still pretty damn lovely.Cloakroom Time Well4.0Brand New Science Fiction5.0Wage War Deadweight2.0Canadian Softball Awkward and Depressed4.5Way better than this has any right to be. I thought Beating a Dead Horse may have been a fluke, and despite it's successes, it was already an old joke about genres well past their prime. Awkward & Depressed shows that Jarrod Alonge can keep current with the trends in today's scene and lampoons the genres offered here with a startling amount of talent. Shots are fired at every genre from over-enunciated emo pop akin to Modern Baseball and The Front Bottoms to pseudo-intellectual spoken word drivel a la Being As An Ocean, with a few stops to mock incomprehensible math-rock noodling and the all too common switch that punk bands make into "Fisher Price's My First Shoegaze Album" territory. The main difference being that these songs are all super solidly written from a compositional standpoint, usually better than the source material it is aping, and are filled to the brim with witty lyrics. The jokes aren't limited to music, as Alonge pokes at the mentality of hipsters, the blatant racism masquerading as southern pride those in the south love to tout, and throws in a bevy of nostalgic throwbacks to myspace and post-hardcore bands of yesteryear in another fantastic medley towards the back end of the album. Joke albums are typically stupid to me and I tend to write them off as unnecessary. This is the rare exception where I can guarantee that you'll get some enjoyment out of this if you're even remotely familiar with its source material.City of Caterpillar Driving Spain Up A Wall4.0Boris Dear4.5Lorde Melodrama4.5An absolutely stellar pop excursion that has taken its rightful place as the summer album of 2017. Lorde explores new and familiar territory in equal measure, blazing a trail through the hallmarks of contemporary pop while carving out a few niches her own in the process with subtle experiments and deviations from the sterile and sleek sound she presented on "Pure Heroine." Dynamic and lovingly crafted, Melodrama sees Lorde come into her own as a songwriter and raises the bar to ridiculous heights in the process. Pop has had its share of winning moments in the last few years from Carly Rae Jepsen turning out to be an amazing songwriter, bands like Arcade Fire and Paramore making their last steps in their evolutions towards being all out pop bands, and now, Melodrama.Volumes Different Animals1.5'68 Two Parts Viper4.5Scale the Summit In a World of Fear2.5This is.. Definitely scale the summit but it just comes off so... Soulless. I have a hard enough time listening to these guys after the shit Letchford pulled, but it would be so much easier if it didnt look like the rest of the band that quit were the ones keeping his songwriting in check. The guest spots are scattershot and make for an uneven listen, and the added layer of keyboards doesn?t add nearly as much as it should. I think this band has definitely run their course. And their first three albums are among my favorite instrumental releases ever. Such a shame that the magic seems to be gone. This doesn’t get any better with repeat listens, the best thing here is Neon Tombs and the best part of the song is it’s name.Do Make Say Think Stubborn Persistent Illusions4.5Paramore After Laughter4.0Full of Hell Trumpeting Ecstasy4.5This album is the most vile piece of unadulterated misanthropic shit Ive ever had the displeasure of hatefucking my ear brains into submission. And I fucking love it. The Cosmic Vein may be the nastiest thing the band has ever written.Ghost Bath Starmourner1.5Aside from all the negative press, I never really had an opinion on Ghost Bath... They were just sort of "there." But good lord, this album is an overlong haphazard mess. There are actually moments on this that made me laugh out loud, the shoehorned in happy leads never work how they should, and the production is bafflingly bad. Way to make a name for yourselves for all the wrong reasons, Ghost Bath. Album truly is bad/10, but they get a .5 boost for the admittedly sweet album art. Senses Fail In Your Absence2.5Suicide Silence Suicide Silence1.02016 Green Day Revolution Radio2.5Oathbreaker Rheia4.0My Chemical Romance The Black Parade/Living with Ghosts1.5Every Time I Die Low Teens4.0Touche Amore Stage Four5.0Norma Jean Polar Similar4.0Brand New 3 Demos, Reworked4.0Full of Hell Live At Roadburn 20164.0Nails You Will Never Be One of Us3.5letlive. If I'm the Devil...2.5Thrice To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere3.5Saosin Along the Shadow4.0Nothing Tired of Tomorrow4.5Radiohead A Moon Shaped Pool3.5So Hideous Laurestine Orchestral3.5Frank Turner Positive Songs For Negative People (Acoustic)4.0Deftones Gore3.0Turnover Humblest Pleasures3.5Frank Turner Mittens3.0Seven Sisters Of Sleep Ezekiel's Hags4.5This album sees SSoS settle into their peak of creativity with an absolutely monolithic slab of disgustingly heavy sludge. Death metal influences enable the band pick up the tempo at times to contrast the swamp-wading sludge that makes up the meat of the album, and it makes for an enthralling listen. If being hit over the head with riffs and some of the nastiest vocals in the genre sounds appealing, that is.. More essential bludgeoning sludgeoenings and worship of the highest and most almighty, the riff.Full of Hell Amber Mote In The Black Vault3.5David Bowie Blackstar5.02015 Brand New Leaked Demos 20064.0Frank Turner Ten for Ten3.0Cloudkicker Woum2.5So Hideous Laurestine4.0Deafheaven New Bermuda3.5Frank Turner Positive Songs for Negative People3.5Senses Fail Pull the Thorns from Your Heart4.0Silverstein I Am Alive In Everything I Touch4.0Turnover Peripheral Vision5.0Boris Urban Dance3.0Boris Warpath3.0Boris Asia3.0Every Time I Die Salem3.5Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress'3.5Modest Mouse Strangers to Ourselves3.5Ghost Bath Moonlover2.5Leviathan Scar Sighted4.0Title Fight Hyperview3.0Cloakroom Further Out3.0Marilyn Manson The Pale Emperor3.5Enter Shikari The Mindsweep4.02014 Full of Hell and Merzbow Sister Fawn2.5Frank Turner The Third Three Years4.0Full of Hell and Merzbow Full of Hell and Merzbow4.0Turnover Blue Dream4.0He Is Legend Heavy Fruit3.0Suicide Silence You Can't Stop Me2.5Every Time I Die From Parts Unknown4.5Boris Noise4.0Mingle Harde Mongol Horde4.0So Hideous Last Poem/First Light3.0Trophy Scars Holy Vacants5.0The Used Imaginary Enemy1.5Nothing Guilty of Everything4.5Frank Turner Polaroid Picture3.02013 Silverstein This is How the Wind Shifts: Addendum4.5Touche Amore Is Survived By3.0Frank Turner Losing Days3.0Oathbreaker Eros|Anteros3.0Norma Jean Wrongdoers4.0The Used The Ocean Of The Sky2.0letlive. The Blackest Beautiful3.0Scale the Summit The Migration4.0Deafheaven Sunbather4.5Full of Hell Rudiments of Mutilation3.0Altar of Plagues Teethed Glory and Injury4.0Frank Turner Tape Deck Heart4.0Turnover Magnolia3.0Nails Abandon All Life4.0Boris Performing "Flood"4.5Senses Fail Renacer3.5My Chemical Romance May Death Never Stop You4.5Seven Sisters Of Sleep Opium Morals4.0This is right on par with Ezekial's Hags, which (barely) edges this out. There's more than plenty of that dirty, creeping, crawling, Nola sludge that bands like Thou and Eyehategod have made their bread and butter over the years. The death metal and d-beat influences make for some unexpected twists in what can sometimes be a predictable sound. At the end of the day its not the most original thing, but it more than makes up for it with a slew of bludgeoning sludgeoenings and extremely potent and properly reverant worship of the almighty riff throughout its runtime.David Bowie The Next Day3.5Boris Präparat3.5Suffocation Pinnacle of Bedlam3.0My Chemical Romance Conventional Weapons4.0Silverstein This Is How the Wind Shifts4.52012 Green Day iTRE!1.5Green Day Uno... Dos... Tré!2.0Nothing Downward Years to Come4.0Green Day iDOS!1.0Deftones Koi No Yokan3.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!4.0Full of Hell Split3.0Frank Turner Last Minutes and Lost Evenings4.5Green Day ¡UNO!2.0Green Day Oh Love1.0Senses Fail Follow Your Bliss: The Best of Senses Fail4.5Marilyn Manson Born Villain3.0The Mars Volta Noctourniquet3.5Every Time I Die Ex Lives4.5Cursive I Am Gemini3.0Silverstein Short Songs3.0Enter Shikari A Flash Flood of Colour2.02011 Brand New Your Favorite Weapon (Deluxe Edition)3.5Frank Turner The Second Three Years4.0Tom Waits Bad As Me3.5Maylene and the Sons of Disaster IV2.5Thrice Major/Minor3.0Full of Hell Roots Of Earth Are Consuming My Home3.5Trophy Scars Never Born, Never Dead4.5Suicide Silence The Black Crown2.5Oathbreaker Maelstrom3.0Touche Amore Parting The Sea Between Brightness And Me4.0Frank Turner England Keep My Bones4.5Boris Attention Please3.0Boris Heavy Rocks (2011)3.5Balance and Composure Separation3.5Silverstein Rescue3.5Deafheaven Roads to Judah4.0Thursday No Devolucion3.5Turnover Turnover2.5Boris New Album3.5Scale the Summit The Collective4.5Radiohead The King of Limbs2.5Glassjaw Our Color Green (The Singles)4.02010 Silverstein Transitions3.5Frank Turner Rock & Roll3.5My Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys2.0Underoath Ø (Disambiguation)3.5Trophy Scars Darkness, Oh Hell4.5Senses Fail The Fire2.5Nothing пошлость3.5Norma Jean Meridional3.0Silverstein Decade: Live at the El Mocambo3.5Deafheaven Demo3.0Deftones Diamond Eyes4.5letlive. Fake History4.0Frank Turner Take to the Road4.5Underoath Live At Koko3.0Nails Unsilent Death3.5Full of Hell The Inevitable Fear of Existence3.02009 Frank Turner The First Three Years4.5Thrice Beggars3.5Brand New Daisy4.0Every Time I Die New Junk Aesthetic3.5Muse The Resistance3.0Saosin In Search Of Solid Ground2.0Frank Turner Poetry of the Deed3.0Modest Mouse No One's First, and You're Next3.0He Is Legend It Hates You2.5Suffocation Blood Oath4.0Touche Amore ...To the Beat of a Dead Horse4.0Suicide Silence No Time to Bleed3.0The Mars Volta Octahedron3.0Maylene and the Sons of Disaster III3.0Enter Shikari Common Dreads4.5Marilyn Manson The High End of Low2.0Green Day 21st Century Breakdown1.5As Cities Burn Hell or High Water3.5Silverstein A Shipwreck in the Sand3.5Trophy Scars Bad Luck4.0Cursive Mama, I'm Swollen3.0Thursday Common Existence3.0Scale the Summit Carving Desert Canyons4.52008 Saosin The Grey3.5Senses Fail Life Is Not a Waiting Room2.5Underoath Lost in the Sound of Separation3.5Norma Jean The Anti Mother2.0My Chemical Romance The Black Parade Is Dead! 4.0Underoath Survive Kaleidoscope3.0Frank Turner Love, Ire & Song5.0Saosin Come Close3.5Boris Smile3.0The Mars Volta The Bedlam in Goliath3.52007 Senses Fail Still Searching (Deluxe Edition)3.5Thursday Kill the House Lights4.5Radiohead In Rainbows4.0Wolves in the Throne Room Two Hunters4.0Suicide Silence The Cleansing3.5Every Time I Die The Big Dirty4.0Scary Kids Scaring Kids Scary Kids Scaring Kids3.5As Cities Burn Come Now Sleep4.0Underoath 777 (DVD)4.0Silverstein Arrivals and Departures2.5Marilyn Manson Eat Me, Drink Me4.0Scale the Summit Monument3.5The Used Lies for the Liars3.0Modest Mouse We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank3.0Enter Shikari Take to the Skies4.5Maylene and the Sons of Disaster II4.0Frank Turner Sleep Is For The Week3.52006 Tom Waits Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards4.0Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me5.0Deftones Saturday Night Wrist3.0My Chemical Romance The Black Parade5.0Senses Fail Still Searching3.5He Is Legend Suck Out the Poison3.5Boris Vein (Hardcore Version)3.5Saosin Saosin4.0Norma Jean Redeemer4.5The Mars Volta Amputechture3.0Cursive Happy Hollow3.0Muse Black Holes & Revelations3.5Underoath Define the Great Line5.0Trophy Scars Alphabet Alphabets4.0Silverstein 18 Candles: The Early Years3.0Thursday A City By the Light Divided3.5My Chemical Romance Life on the Murder Scene4.5Frank Turner Campfire Punkrock3.0Trophy Scars Sand in the Sea3.5Wolves in the Throne Room Diadem of 12 Stars4.0Brand New Fight Off Your Demons (The Demos)4.0AJJ Live At Trunk Space 08/25/055.02005 Boris Pink4.0Green Day Bullet In A Bible3.5The Mars Volta Scab Dates3.5Maylene and the Sons of Disaster Maylene and the Sons of Disaster4.0Thrice Vheissu4.5Marilyn Manson Lest We Forget4.0Every Time I Die Gutter Phenomenon3.0Silverstein Discovering the Waterfront4.0Cursive The Difference Between Houses and Homes3.0Saosin Saosin EP3.0Scary Kids Scaring Kids The City Sleeps In Flames4.0As Cities Burn Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest3.5Trophy Scars Goodnight Alchemy4.0Team Sleep Team Sleep4.0Norma Jean O' God, the Aftermath2.5Boris Dronevil4.0The Mars Volta Frances the Mute5.0Senses Fail Let It Enfold You (Deluxe Edition)4.02004 He Is Legend I Am Hollywood4.0The Used In Love and Death3.5Green Day American Idiot5.0Senses Fail Let It Enfold You4.0Underoath They're Only Chasing Safety4.0My Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge4.5Modest Mouse Baron von Bullshit Rides Again3.0Modest Mouse Good News for People Who Love Bad News3.52003 Boris Boris At Last -Feedbacker-4.0David Bowie Reality3.0Thursday War All the Time3.5Thrice The Artist in the Ambulance3.5Marilyn Manson The Golden Age of Grotesque3.5Every Time I Die Hot Damn!3.5The Mars Volta De-Loused in the Comatorium5.0Saosin Translating the Name4.5Brand New Deja Entendu4.5Radiohead Hail to the Thief3.0Boris Akuma no Uta4.0Deftones Deftones3.0Silverstein When Broken Is Easily Fixed3.0Senses Fail From the Depths of Dreams3.5Cursive The Ugly Organ5.0Trophy Scars Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language5.0Trophy Scars Darts to the Sea3.02002 Godspeed You! Black Emperor Yanqui U.X.O.3.0Thursday Five Stories Falling3.5Glassjaw Worship and Tribute3.5Norma Jean Bless the Martyr and Kiss the Child3.0My Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love4.0Green Day Shenanigans3.5The Used The Used3.0David Bowie Heathen4.0Underoath The Changing of Times3.5Thrice The Illusion of Safety3.5Boris Heavy Rocks5.02001 Green Day International Superhits4.5Thursday Full Collapse4.0Brand New Your Favorite Weapon3.5Radiohead Amnesiac3.0Cursive Burst and Bloom4.52000 Marilyn Manson Holy Wood4.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven4.0Green Day Warning3.0Radiohead Kid A4.0At the Drive-In Relationship of Command4.0Underoath Cries of the Past3.0Cursive Domestica4.0Deftones White Pony4.5Modest Mouse The Moon & Antarctica5.0Modest Mouse Building Nothing Out of Something4.5Immolation Close to a World Below4.0Boris Flood4.51999 David Bowie Hours3.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada5.0Thursday Waiting3.0Modest Mouse ナイト・オン・ザ・サン (Night on the Sun)4.0Godspeed You! Black Emperor John Peel Sessions4.01998 Cursive The Storms of Early Summer3.0Marilyn Manson Mechanical Animals3.5Suffocation Despise the Sun3.0Boris Amplifier Worship4.01997 Modest Mouse The Lonesome Crowded West3.5Deftones Around the Fur5.0Green Day Nimrod3.5Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞4.5Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞ [Vinyl]4.5Radiohead OK Computer4.5David Bowie Earthling3.0Cursive Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes3.01996 Marilyn Manson Antichrist Superstar3.5Modest Mouse Interstate 83.5Modest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think About4.0Cryptopsy None So Vile5.0Boris Absolutego4.01995 Green Day Insomniac3.0Deftones Adrenaline3.5David Bowie Outside3.0Radiohead The Bends3.5Suffocation Pierced from Within4.51994 Green Day Dookie4.5Burzum Hvis Lyset Tar Oss4.01993 Burzum Det Som Engang Var4.0Radiohead Pablo Honey3.51992 Tom Waits Bone Machine4.01988 Bathory Blood Fire Death4.01987 David Bowie Never Let Me Down2.51985 Tom Waits Rain Dogs4.51983 David Bowie Let's Dance3.51980 David Bowie Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)4.01979 David Bowie Lodger3.51978 Tom Waits Blue Valentine4.51977 David Bowie "Heroes"4.5David Bowie Low5.01976 David Bowie Station to Station4.01975 David Bowie Young Americans4.0Frank Zappa Bongo Fury4.51974 Frank Zappa Apostrophe4.5David Bowie Diamond Dogs3.51973 David Bowie Aladdin Sane4.0Tom Waits Closing Time4.01972 David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars4.51970 David Bowie The Man Who Sold the World4.51969 David Bowie Space Oddity3.5
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