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UserSoundoffs 11Album Ratings 22Objectivity 69%Last Active 10-25-18 10:28 amJoined 10-25-18Forum Posts 0Review Comments 11
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Muse, The Birthday Massacre, Nine Inch Nails, VNV Nation, Bjork, Gunship, How to Destroy Angels, Yes, Chris Squire, Rush, Makari,
 | Silversun Pickups Widow's Weeds
Great on the first listen, but I have a feeling it will end up even higher by the time I've given it a few spins. | 3.5
06.08.19 |  | The Cranberries In the End
| 3.5
05.19.19 |  | Sammy Hagar and the Circle Space Between
When it comes to Hagar's brand of music, this is pretty solid if a bit predictable. What impresses is that this sounds like it could have come out at any point in his long solo career, which considering his age, is hard to fathom. | 3.5
05.16.19 |  | Broken Social Scene Let's Try the After - Vol. 2
Can't Find My Heart is ridiculously listenable, the highlight of another solid BSS EP. Though I'm still not sure why they didn't just release the two EPs as a full album... | 3.5
04.16.19 |  | Jon Anderson 1000 Hands: Chapter One
This is vintage solo Jon Anderson, which means that it was a miracle that the album was even completed at all, and it's ultimately a bit scattershot and somewhat random, as befitting the production process and the long gestation of many of the songs/ideas. The vocals are solid, the lyrics are fairly standard Anderson fare, and the music has some intriguing elements despite being all over the map. It's all very pleasant, but this is not Yes, so don't expect anything too heavy or edgy musically. Then again, if you're looking into Jon Anderson album, it's unlikely you were expecting that in the first place! | 3.0
04.04.19 |  | Queensryche The Verdict
Exactly what it needed to be. Not necessarily anything transcendent, but a solid collection of songs that delivers the Queensryche flavor. | 3.5
03.01.19 |  | Dream Theater Distance Over Time
| 4.0
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