Average Rating: 3.00 Rating Variance: 1.66 Objectivity Score: 90% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name2007 Wu-Tang Clan 8 Diagrams1.5Instead of holding fast to their unique style & captivating wordplay, the Wu have caved to the corrupting influences of modern rap. Starter Chick makes me want to kill myself.Wolves in the Throne Room Two Hunters2.5No clarity & very little passion, and yet there is something redeemable in the vortex swirls & static-y shrieks.2006 Insomnium Above the Weeping World2.0More meekly boring & smoothly flowing than outwardly offensive, but this still isn't something you'll catch me bumpin.2004 ISIS Panopticon4.0Instead of relying on trivial, cheap climaxes requisite with shrieking and monolithic bass, Isis's music is carefully sculpted and layered & the climaxes feel like some otherworldly shifting of tectonic plates.Neurosis The Eye of Every Storm3.5The Eye of Every Storm showcases a more pensive, withdrawn Neurosis, & yet the throat-scraping passion and crushing brutality are still present - but now it's emotional rather than physical.2001 Tool Lateralus4.5A sublime blend of the best parts of radio-metal and post-metal. Overlooked by elitists because it's too mainstream.2000 Children of Bodom Follow the Reaper1.0A proud anthem for every long-haired effeminate fuck up who wears makeup and talks like a black girl.1998 Death The Sound of Perseverance3.0Death's likeable brand of riff-heavy thrash metal is undercut by Chuck's determination to go progressive.1993 Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)5.0Probably the most perfect and obviously superior example of any particular genre.
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