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Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of June 15, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the artwork (if we remember…) so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.



– List of Releases: June 15, 2018 –

419R1rUocmL._SS500[1]Aryn Van Dyke: I Do Not Not Love You
Genre: Pop
Label: 871140 Records

61grE8ZZsGL._SS500[1]Ben Captain: Old Stock
Genre: Folk/Blues
Label: Under Control Entertainment

41TuFRdTYGL._SS500[1]Chaouche: Safe
Genre: Indie Pop
Label: Night Time Stories

51+Wx-EJgRL._SS500[1]Christina Aguilera: Liberation
Genre: Pop
Label: RCA Records

514nWYmsHGL._SS500[1]Chromeo: Head Over Heels
Genre: Electro-Pop
Label: Big Beat Records/Atlantic

61EfR5rLCUL._SS500[1]Crossing Eternity: The Rising World
Genre: Symphonic Metal
Label: Rockshots Records

515Qhf8riwL._SS500[1]Frayle: The White Witch
Genre: Doom/Stoner Rock
Label: Independent

FUNERAL-HORSE-PSALMS-820x820[1]Funeral Horse: Psalms For The Mourning
Genre: Doom/Stoner/Punk
Label: Artificial Head

51p0VQGzlEL._SS500[1]Gretchen’s Wheel: Black Box Theory
Genre: Indie/Singer/Songwriter
Label: Futureman Records

51eul5mCbsL._SS500[1]JessLee: Strong
Genre: Country
Label: JessLee

Bird-Dog-Dante-500x500[1]John Parish: Bird Dog Dante
Genre: Indie Folk
Label: Thrill Jockey

415GjRM6aVL._SS500[1]Johnny Marr: Call the Comet
Genre: Alternative/Britpop
Label: New Voodoo Records

610aaWuDcVL._SS500[1]Leon Vynehall: Nothing Is Still
Genre: House/Electronic
Label: Ninja Tune

61Fh3evDXNL._SS500[1]Lizzy Borden: My Midnight Things
Genre: Heavy Metal
Label: Metal Blade Records

51KYYtH+IBL._SS500[1]Madball: For The Cause
Genre: Punk/Hardcore
Label: Nuclear Blast…

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of June 08, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the artwork (if we remember…) so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.



– List of Releases: June 08, 2018 –

41kbBqxOnpL._SS500[1]Dead Sara: Temporary Things Taking Up Space
Genre: Alternative Rock
Label: Atlantic Records

51xD7a0-9tL._SS500[1]Dierks Bentley: The Mountain
Genre: Country
Label: Capitol Nashville

51uGsNpg38L._SS500[1]Flasher: Constant Image
Genre: Pop Punk/Indie Rock
Label: Domino Recording Co.

61oGA1YTakL._SS500[1]Gruff Rhys: Babelserg
Genre: Alternative/Pop
Label: Rough Trade

51OeiB7xz8L._SS500[1]Jorja Smith: Lost & Found
Genre: Soul/Pop
Label: FAMM

500x500cc[1]Kanye West & Kid Cudi: Kids See Ghosts
Genre: R&B/Pop
Label: Def Jam

516j60ZP4vL._SS500[1]Laura Jean: Devotion
Genre: Folk
Label: Chapter Music

51M4U0qaSVL._SS500[1]Lesser Glow: Ruined
Genre: Doom/Sludge
Label: Pelagic Records

51D5jkgWfOL._SS500[1]Lily Allen: No Shame
Genre: Pop
Label: Parlophone UK

51VJjU4aCEL._SS500[1]Lykke Li: So Sad So Sexy
Genre: Indie Pop/Electronic
Label: RCA Recordings

61KlXxCOawL._SS500[1]Megadeth: Killing Is My Business…
Genre: Thrash
Label: Columbia/Legacy

61FwioNIS+L._SS500[1]Nereis: Turning Point
Genre: Alt. Metal
Label: Eclipse Records

619G1XqFghL._SS500[1]Pig: Risen
Genre: Industrial Rock
Label: Metropolis Records

41K4ezzz3sL._SS500[1]Snail Mail: Lush
Genre: Lo-Fi/Shoegaze
Label: Matador Records

61yCW9gdmqL._SS500[1]Tsjunder: Throne of the Goat
Genre: Black Metal
Label: Season of Mist

61LOtWQrqjL._SS500[1]YOB: Our Raw Heart
Genre: Doom/Sludge
Label: Relapse Records


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Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of June 01, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the artwork (if we remember…) so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

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Mazzy Star: Still
Genre: Indie Pop/Dream Pop
Label: Rhymes of an Hour Records

Mazzy Star: Quiet, The Winter Harbor

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– List of Releases: June 01, 2018 –

71vLmABWQ6L._SS500[1]Ben Howard: Noonday Dream
Genre: Indie Folk/Folk
Label: Universal Island Records

51JVABegYqL._SS500[1]Circle Of Dust: Alt_Machines
Genre: Industrial Metal
Label: FiXT

51ck5hISPGL._SS500[1]Father John Misty: God’s Favorite Customer
Genre: Indie Folk/Folk
Label: Sub Pop Records

71C+JUw2xEL._SS500[1]The Flaming Lips: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1
Genre: Psychedelic/Dream Pop
Label: Warner Bros.

61JCD3p1HPL._SS500[1]Ghost B.C.: Prequelle
Genre: Doom/Heavy Metal/Psychedelic
Label: Concord Loma Vista

51U54JGJbhL._SS500[1]Joan Of Arc: 1984
Genre: Post Rock/Indie Rock
Label: Joyful Noise Recordings

61FZcS4yWwL._SS500[1]Kataklysm: Meditations
Genre: Death Metal/Melodic Death Metal
Label: Nuclear Blast

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Genre: Indie Folk
Label: Dead Oceans

61YT-ggmYzL._SS500[1]Mazzy Star: Still
Genre: Indie Pop/Dream Pop
Label: Rhymes of an Hour Records

51u-zo3kMOL._SS500[1]Natalie Prass: The Future and the Past
Genre: Indie Pop/Indie Folk
Label: ATO Records…

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of April 06, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

Hypno5e: Alba: Les Ombres Errantes81uY0-C-LkL._SY355_[1]Genre: Post Metal/Progressive/Acoustic // Label: Pelagic Records

Hypno5e has always been a band that required a bit of effort to fully get into. It wasn’t just that their sprawling post metal/prog/djent sound demanded a listener’s full attention, it was also the extended song lengths and frequent spoken-word monologues. Alba brings post metal structures, progressive tendencies, and even some djent rhythms, but it also gives listeners a new hurdle to overcome… it’s entirely acoustic. Of course, Albra isn’t the first time the band have dabbled in acoustics, but they had previously been brief and buried between more abrasive walls of sound. Surprisingly, the band pull it off really well… even if they still haven’t dropped the damn monologues.

Song Title: Who Wakes Up from this Dream Does Not Bear My Name


– Full List of Releases: April 06, 2018 –

51rPbbxXzsL._SS500[1]30 Seconds to Mars: America
Genre: Alternative // Label: Interscope
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61HeX8P0EXL._SS500[1]The Aces: When My Heart Felt Volcanic
Genre: Indie Rock // Label: Red Bull Records
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51beNnBx04L._SS500[1]Alice Merton: No Roots
Genre: Indie Pop // Label: Mom + Pop
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Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of March 30, 2018. Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors. As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

Augury: Illusive Golden Age 51KrZYlommL._SS500Genre: Technical Death Metal // Label: The Artisan Era

Great technical death metal that is able to show off all the skills while still managing to be memorable, heavy, and even occasionally melodic. The bass player, in particular, deserves a mention here because he is definitely the star of the show, even if he is sometimes buried in the mix during the more chaotic moments. If there is a flaw, it is the vocals. They’re just a little too two-dimensional for me, but they get the job done.

“The Living Vault”:


– Full List of Releases: March 30, 2018 –

51cA1SN3pRL._SS500Alena Bernardi: Beautiful Moment
Genre: Pop/Singer/Songwriter // Label: Community Records
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51KrZYlommL._SS500Augury: Illusive Golden Age
Genre: Technical Death Metal // Label: The Artisan Era
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51ob+nT+hpL._SS500Barren Earth: A Complex of Cages
Genre: Progressive Death/Doom // Label: Century Media
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51pHlj2rTkL._SS500Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite: No Mercy In This Land
Genre: Blues/Rock //…

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of March 23, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

McCafferty: Yarn YarnGenre: Post Hardcore/Indie/Pop Punk // Label: Triple Crown Records

Mixing pop punk, post hardcore, and a little bit of indie rock, McCafferty are back with their latest release, Yarn. Picking up right where they left off, “Loser” is short, catchy, and features everything the band is known for; twisted, humorous lyrics and catchy, upbeat poppy post hardcore.

“Loser”:


– Full List of Releases: March 23, 2018 –

51UWF5LvNAL._SS500[1]The Absence: A Gift For the Obsessed
Genre: Melodic Death Metal // Label: M-Theory Audio
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61RL4uiZsgL._SS500[1]Blessthefall: Hard Feelings
Genre: Metalcore/Post Hardcore // Label: Rise Records
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819pVciCJoL._SY355_[1]Brother JT: Tornado Juice
Genre: Psychedelic // Label: Thrill Jockey
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61Ju3NN7nbL._SS500[1]Cavern Of Anti-Matter: Hormone Lemonade
Genre: Electronic/Psychedelic // Label: Duophonic
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51vFbKaFEML._SS500[1]Deva Mahal: Run Deep
Genre: Indie/R&B // Label: Schnitzel Records
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91BnnYLGS0L._SY355_[1]Disconnected: White Colossus
Genre: Hard Rock/Metalcore // Label: Self-Released
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6150IaZld4L._SS500[1]Erika Wennerstrom: Sweet Unknown
Genre: Indie Rock // Label: Partisan Records
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41yIfazMUtL._SS500[1]Fionne: Honeytrap
Genre: Folk/Pop // Label: FemmeKraft Records
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519usMeEMPL._SS500[1]Guided By Voices: Space Gun
Genre: Lo-Fi/Indie Rock // Label: GBV Inc.
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51KZgJL5TLL._SS500[1]Jack White: Boarding House Reach
Genre: American/Rock // Label: Third…

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of March 16, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.



– Full List of Releases: March 16, 2018 –

21nm1-fVq8L._SS500[1]Alva Noto: Unieqav
Genre: Electronic // Label: NOTON Records
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81WnZ5xgcaL._SY355_[1]Bill Frisell: Music Is
Genre: Jazz // Label: Sony Masterworks
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160218-Bishop-NehruBishop Nehru: Elevators Act I & II
Genre: Rap // Label: Nehruvia LLC
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611weHytmaL._SS500[1]The Crown: Cobra Speed Venom
Genre: Thrash/Melodic Death Metal // Label: Metal Blade Records
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51k6O4Do3iL._SY355_[1]The Dean Ween Group: Rock 2
Genre: Alternative/Pop Rock // Label: Schnitzel Records
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61CjO+oQyyL._SS500[1]The Decemberists: I’ll Be Your Girl
Genre: Alternative // Label: Capitol Records
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61pgPMkfYgL._SS500[1]Earthless: Black Heaven
Genre: Psychedelic/Jam Rock // Label: Nuclear Blast Records
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EyesOfTheSun-ChapterIEyes Of The Sun: Chapter I (Reissue)
Genre: Doom/Sludge // Label: Metal Blade Records
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71+ROZdl3aL._SS500[1]The Fratellis: In Your Own Sweet Time
Genre: Alternative/Indie Pop // Label: Cooking Vinyl
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61d2XcdC-9L._SS500[1]Hot Snakes: Jericho Sirens
Genre: Punk/Post Hardcore // Label: Sub Pop Records
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31dF3mizQML._SS500[1]Meshell Ndegeocello: Ventriloquism
Genre: Soul/Jazz/Funk  // Label: Naive
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51i7sjYdqnL._SS500[1]Milla Romero: Milla Romero
Genre: Pop // Label: 925five Records
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61RjN7mQg4L._SS500[1]Mount Eerie: Now Only
Genre: Indie Folk/Experimental // Label: Elverum & Sun
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51ytUJ-+ruL._SS500[1]The Oak Ridge Boys: 17th Avenue Revival
Genre: Country // Label: Lightning Rod Records
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Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of March 9, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

Between the Buried And Me: Automata I
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Genre: Progressive Metal/Metalcore // Label: Holy Roar Records

Background:

Between The Buried And Me is a progressive metalcore band that has been wowing the easily wowed for years. If BTBAM is your thing, then prepared to be wowed once more because Automata I  is definitely the best thing they’ve done since their last thing.

“Condemned To The Gallows”:


– Full List of Releases: March 9, 2018 –


61V29Jof5RL._SS500[1]Albert Hammond Jr.: Francis Trouble

Genre: Indie Pop/Indie Rock // Label: Red Bull Records
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51CV2AduecL._SS500[1]August Greene: August Greene
Genre: Rap/Hip Hop // Label: August Greene LLC
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51vKjaAliPL._SS500[1]Between The Buried And Me: Automata I
Genre: Progressive Metal/Metalcore // Label: Sumerian Records
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61f4gQu6SqL._SS500[1]Conjurer: Mire
Genre: Technical Death Metal // Label: Holy Roar Records
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61W5Tu0gGQL._SS500[1]David Byrne: American Utopia
Genre: Post Punk/Pop Rock // Label: Nonesuch Records
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61i4--gAVWL._SS500[1]Drowse: Cold Air
Genre: Ambient/Shoegaze/Electronic // Label: The Flenser
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71VLe0i0zpL._SX522_[1]Drudkh: They Often See Dreams About the Spring
Genre: Post Black Metal // Label: Season Of Mist
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51y6xh3mQRL._SS500[1]Editors: Violence

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of March 2, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

Tech N9ne: Planet
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Genre: Rap/Hip Hop // Label: Strange Music

Background:

Tech N9ne has been delivering his rapid-fire lyrics over a dark and twisted version of hip hop since 1999. After nearly twenty years of solid releases, Tech N9ne returns with his twentieth release, Planets. First single, Don’t Nobody Want None”, drops the twisted darkness and delves straight into the classic 80s scene, sounding like a blend of Tech N9ne and Debbie Deb. Throughout the rest of the album you get exactly what you’d expect… Tech’s rapid-fire delivery, multi-faceted, twisted hip hop, and a slew of guest appearances. The difference is Planet is delivered with more conviction than anything he’s done since All 6’s and 7’s  back in 2011.

“Don’t Nobody Want None”:


– Full List of Releases: March 2, 2018 –

61Msln9d8SL._SS500Andrew W.K.: You’re Not Alone
Genre: Rock/Metal // Label: Sony Music

Check out our Contributor Review of You’re Not Alone.
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41b1pRll60L._SS500Anna Von Hausswolff: Dead Magic
Genre: Experimental/Dream Pop // Label: City Slang

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of February 23, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

Cabal: Mark of Rot
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Genre: Blackened Death Metal/Djent // Label: Long Branch Records

Background:

Cabal is an upcoming band from Copenhagen, Denmark. Their sound is like a marriage between Meshuggah and Ulcerate with black metal synths. Mark of Rot succeeds because it manages to blend the varying influences into one seamless sound that mixes rhythmic riffs that are huge in sound with an oppressive atmosphere that transitions between black metal and industrial influences. The vocals, too, run the scope from guttural death metal to black metal shrieks.

“Blackened Soil”:


– Full List of Releases: February 23, 2018 –

61DAXrg-wrL._SS500[1]All The Luck In The World: A Blind Arcade
Genre: Folk // Label: Self-Released

Check out our Staff Review courtesy of SowingSeason.
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680549[1]Avslut: Deceptis
Genre: Black Metal // Label: Osmose Productions
Stream Deceptis here.
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51dhiUEKeNL._SS500[1]Cabal: Mark of Rot
Genre: Blackened Death Metal/Djent // Label: Long Branch Records

Check out our Contributor Review of Mark of Rot.

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51dkLsJ479L._SS500[1]Caroline Rose: Loner
Genre: Indie Folk/Pop // Label: New West Records…

Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of February 16, 2018.  Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff or contributors.  As our staff post reviews of these albums, links will appear below the art work so that you can read about the release, see how we scored it, and more.


Featured Release

Senses Fail: If There Is Light, It Will Find You

a2768449961_10Genre: Post Hardcore // Label: Pure Noise Records

Background:

Senses Fail started out as an equal blend of pop punk and post hardcore, but with each subsequent album they slowly dropped the pop elements and increased the hardcore. Despite this slow build up, the sound of their fifth album, Renacer, was still a shock for fans. Suddenly, any hint of pop punk or even the friendlier side of post hardcore was missing — Renacer and it’s follow-up Pull The Thorns From Your Heart, were pretty much metallic hardcore with barely any clean singing or catchy choruses to speak of. As much as Renacer was a sudden swing in style, If There Is Light… is just as drastic, but in the opposite direction. Sounding like the golden era of Let It Enfold You and Still Searching, If There is Light… is the return of what most fans probably loved most about Senses Fail — huge hooks, pop punk vocals coupled with hardcore shouts, and enough emotional baggage for any three other people.

“Double Cross”:

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10. Vince Staples – Big Fish Theory
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[Official Site] // [Spotify] // [Facebook]

I have a special connection with Vince Staples’ music because my partner lives in Long Beach. The first time my partner drove me around Long Beach, I saw the city through the lens of the rappers that call it home and speak about the city through their music — mostly Snoop Dogg and Vince Staples. My girlfriend would remark, “That’s the Roscoe’s Snoop eats at.” “Hmm, I wonder where Vince ‘Real Artesian’ Staples eats. Maybe that vegan Thai place I really like.” As I spent more and more time in Long Beach, I started to actively seek out Vince Staples. When I’m at The Pike I’m peeking; whenever I drive near Ramona Park, I’m scouting for him. It started to become absurd. I can recall a back to school event at Cal State University Long Beach that was actually quite popping, but definitely not somewhere Staples would be. “Maybe he’ll make an appearance. They managed to get Drake a couple years ago. Man, when I went to CSUN we had fucking LMFAO.” Long Beach is as eclectic and grimy as the music of Big Fish Theory. You can walk ten minutes in one direction and hit the ocean, or walk ten minutes in the opposite direction and stumble into a crack house, much like how he can start the record with a jovial track like “Big Fish”…

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30. Propagandhi – Victory Lap
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[Official Site] // [Spotify] // [Facebook]

Seven albums deep, Propagandhi know how to riff. They also know how to write evocative political lyrics. Combine these two qualities and it becomes difficult to craft a subpar record. Seven great albums in a row, Propagandhi have perfected their blast-to-the-face thrash-influenced punk. While peers like Anti-Flag fell flat on their faces after the Bush years, Propagandhi have consistently found fresh ways to keep their politically-charged lyrics relevant — mostly because they strike the listener as a band who actually know what they’re talking about — as opposed to some of their peers who clearly never got past Political Science 101. Victory Lap isn’t their best record, but “Cop Out of Frame” puts a tear in my eye, and “Failed Imagineer” gets me banging my head, which should be enough to crack any best of the year list. –Robert Lowe

29. Slowdive – Slowdive
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[Official Site] // [Spotify] // [Facebook]

Slowdive are a band that makes it all too easy to wax poetic. Their lush and vibrant music is the soundtrack to everything: depression, elation, love — moments of emotional encumbrance which call for the band’s malleable sounds and textures. Slowdive’s triumphant self-titled is, like every album before it, an arresting record full of surprising substance; a mountain built seemingly from nothing. “Slomo”, the opener, features a handful…

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50. Sorcerer – The Crowning of the Fire King
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[Official Site] // [Spotify] // [Facebook]

2017 was a solid year for epic doom metal, with some of the best releases of the last few years arriving in the form of Below’s Upon a Pale Horse, Doomocracy’s Visions & Creatures of Imagination, and Arduini/Balich’s Dawn of Ages. However, if I had to choose just one album that I will be listening to 10 years from now, it would be The Crowning of the Fire King. After disbanding in 1992, Sorcerer acquired a cult status, which their 2015 LP In the Shadow of the Inverted Cross further augmented. Drawing influences from acts such as Candlemass, Solitude Aeturnus, and Martin-era Sabbath, the The Crowning of the Fire King is a continuation of the band’s debut with a slightly more modern production. Those who enjoy traditional ’80s metal will love the Swedish outfit’s sophomore effort, as the combination of epic songwriting and convincing atmosphere is enhanced by an array of amazing guitar leads, solos, and one of the best vocalists in metal today. All in all, Sorcerer might have only two albums under their belt, but in my book, they are one of the best epic doom metal acts of all time. –manosg

49. Benjamin Clementine – I Tell A Fly
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[Official Site] // [Spotify] // [Facebook]

After listening to I Tell A Fly incessantly for nearly a month, I…

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40. In the Nursery – 1961
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Post Rock/Classical/Ambient // ITN Corporation

In The Nursery have been around since the early 80s and have gone through a number of style changes without ever losing sight of their original formula. That formula is basically percussion-laden classically-influenced music. 1961 is significant because it marks yet another stylistic adjustment, and it might just be their biggest yet. This time In The Nursery have added rock elements to their classical sound, and it basically makes the album sound like a very symphonic post rock album with occasional vocals. In the Nursery have never really released a bad album, and this one isn’t bad either. Every change they’ve ever made has been great and the rock influence on 1961 is no different. The song on the video doesn’t really do the album justice, but it was literally the only video I could find for the album.

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39. Cyanotic – Tech Noir
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Industrial // Glitch Mode Recordings

I’m a big fan of Cyanotic’s brand of industrial metal. A lot of industrial bands that feature guitar riffs tend to get real lazy with the programming and electronics, but Cyanotic never have. I guess that’s why they can pull off an album like Tech Noir. Tech Noir drops almost all…

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