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5.0 classic
A Day To Remember Common Courtesy
A Night in Texas Global Slaughter
Dumb blast beat fun, ADHDcore at it's finest.
Above, Below I Guess It Was Nowhere
"I Guess It Was Nowhere" may very well be the best metalcore album ever produced for my preference. The progressive nature already makes it a cut above the rest, and the work done here is simple astounding.rThe inspiration is quite apparent, as riffs will reminisce of Invent Animate quite a bit, and "The Dark Pool" era Thornhill, along with some vocals, too. But Above, Below have managed to find their whole-y unique riffing style within this very over saturated subgenre. Their utilisation of thall bends, along with the way they approach their grooves exude their unique flare.rAlong with this, band manages to effortlessly create one of the greatest album experiences of all of metalcore's existence. The most notable names in 2010s era progressive metalcore often shared a similar flaw. The album experience lacked that sense of being taken on a narrative arc. They would often rinse and repeat their ideas in abundance. Ten songs in a row of very similar sounding songs. They had no variety to speak of. Well, wow does "Nowhere" have this variety in spades and then some.rThe flow can be very reminiscent of Loathe's "I Let It In And It Took Everything" in particular. The album isn't afraid to slow down, let sections breathe, envelope the listener in effervescent atmosphere. It's the most progressive progressive metalcore album ever produced. Unparalleled achievement.
Alpha Wolf A Quiet Place to Die
Alustrium A Tunnel to Eden
Amia Venera Landscape The Long Procession
Animals As Leaders Parrhesia
Architects All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us
As Everything Unfolds Within Each Lies The Other
Asking Alexandria The Black
Au5 Earthwave
Earthwave is finally an EP that can go toe to toe with my all time favorites. This style of chillstep can feel so incredibly ethereal and almost celestial in its approach, just so incredibly gorgeous. * One of the few gripes I have with some artist in this field are the song structures can often feel pretty rigid and formulaic. Each song will have a very predictable song structure, but on Earthwave that's not a problem. The tracks are given ample time to develop it's ideas with a serene grace with structures that feel more unbound, allowing for a more exciting experience. * Another big thing is that Earthwave has vocals, it helps to elevate the songs even further. The performance from Psyuri is so delicate, soft and perfectly compliments the tracks. With vocals, it also gives more opportunities for melodies to get stuck in ones head. Sometimes that can be difficult to do with non vocal electronic music. * The production here is so textured and detailed. You could listen to this multiple times and you probably still couldn't pick up on every little shimmering synth that adds so much to the presentation. * Earthwave might just be one of my favorite electronic EPs I've ever listened to. It feels like chillstep evolved a step further.
Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare
Aversions Crown Tyrant
Bad Omens The Death of Peace of Mind
Between the Buried and Me Automata I
Automata I is one of BTBAM's most underrated albums, by far. Yes, just Automata I. AI is the band at their least gimmicky, I'd argue, ever. It has an incredible, dark and foreboding atmosphere, and simply brings you on a crazy journey. Yellow Eyes is their most underrated song by far. I will never get why most find that song so average. Unfortunately, a certain "II" sequel completely ruins the vibe that was built here. But that's alright. It's still possible to pretend it doesn't exist.
Between the Buried and Me The Parallax II: Future Sequence
Blackmill Miracle
Blackmill Reach For Glory
Born of Osiris Tomorrow We Die Alive
Bring Me The Horizon POST HUMAN: NeX GEn
CHON Homey
Circa Survive The Amulet
Clayton King Espada
Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head
Covet Currents
Crippled Black Phoenix Banefyre
Cult of Luna The Long Road North
David Maxim Micic Who Bit the Moon
David Maxim Micic ECO
Deftones Diamond Eyes
Deftones Saturday Night Wrist
Diamond Construct Angel Killer Zero
Distant Aeons of Oblivion
Aeons of Oblivion is simply crushing from start to finish. The guitar tones are utterly filthy, creating a resonance that embodies destruction. The atmosphere is so dense and immersive that it's staggering. The guitars enhance this ambiance by using bent notes that descend, as if you're plunging into the depths of hell itself. It truly feels like the end of the world is happening with every single track.
ERRA Drift
ERRA Augment
Ethel Cain Preacher's Daughter
Ethel Cain Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You
Fallujah Dreamless
Fejka Hiraeth
Flyleaf Flyleaf
For Giants Big Sky
Four Seconds Ago 1000 Needles
"1000 Needless" is an album that really showcases that modern ambient house atmosphere. It features a soundscape that's sleek and contemporary, giving off a setting of a luxurious spa day, perfect for those moments of relaxation and inner peace. The album emphasizes a spacious and expansive atmosphere, making you feel like you're gliding through the cosmos with shooting stars all around. Plus, the YouTube visualizers really amp up the experience, painting a vivid picture of what the artists are aiming for. These visuals are just as stylish and modern as the music itself.rThe album's coherence and structure also play a big role in its enjoyment, with many laid-back sections that let you really immerse yourself in the sounds. Even in its chill moments, the production remains impressive. "Bump the Lamp" leans into a somber melodic dubstep style, feeling a bit chaotic yet grounded, with pulsating synths that create a captivating groove. As the drop unfolds, you can feel your mind tingling with the cascading sounds. "1000 Needless" deepens my appreciation for Misha and Mark, who are also known for their work in the metal band Periphery. This album perfectly highlights their incredible versatility.
Galneryus Resurrection
Giuseppe Gilardi earth
Green Day 21st Century Breakdown
Haken Virus
Hot Milk A Call to the Void
Humanity's Last Breath Ashen
I See Stars Treehouse
Illenium Fallen Embers
Infant Annihilator The Elysian Grandeval Galèriarch
Inferi (USA) Revenant
Intervals The Shape of Colour
Invent Animate and Silent Planet Bloom in Heaven
Issues Issues
The self-titled Issues album still remains the greatest djent and pop hybrid there has ever been. The rhythms are so irresistibly funky fresh, capped off by Tyler Carter's commanding vocals. Yes, it has aged a little bit when it comes to the synth and vocal chop choices, but the energy here is just off the chain. It's the type of djent riffing that will get an entire packed venue jumping from front to back. Take that, Meshuggah.
Issues Beautiful Oblivion
Jason Richardson I
Joji Nectar
Julien Baker Sprained Ankle
Kadinja Ascendancy
Kalandra The Line
Kendrick Lamar To Pimp a Butterfly
Lamb of God Omens
Lights Little Machines
Linkin Park Meteora
Little Simz Sometimes I Might Be Introvert
Logic Everybody
Lorien Testard Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 OST
Masashi Hamauzu Final Fantasy XIII: Original Soundtrack
Mechina Telesterion
This album remains absolutely incredible, by the way. It's quite amusing how wrong all these other soundoffs are. This truly represents peak Mechina material. It strikes the ideal balance between aggression and melody. The album feels exceptionally grand, even more so than many of their previous works. Mel Rose is simply electrifying throughout, and she stands out as one of her best showings by a long shot. Additionally, the album offers a wealth of variety that keeps it engaging. The incorporation of death metal elements effectively alters the pace. The mix is quite satisfactory. Mechina has shifted focus from guitar riffs to vocals, and this mix successfully integrates all these components while still delivering a powerful impact. Those who claim this has 'no punch at all' are definitely exaggerating.
Megadeth Rust in Peace
Memphis May Fire Unconditional
Meshuggah Koloss
Metallica Death Magnetic
Miroist CURVE
Modern Day Babylon Coma
Monuments (UK) The Amanuensis
Ne Obliviscaris Portal of I
Neck Deep Life's Not Out To Get You
Ninajirachi I Love My Computer
Northlane Discoveries
Of Monsters and Men My Head is an Animal
Opeth Sorceress
The greatest rock album ever created, and no, it?s not just in the prog metal or even the prog rock sphere either. Sorceress represents the ultimate amalgamation of the classic metal sound of Black Sabbath, the folk prog influences of Jethro Tull, and even elements of medieval folk music. This album crafts an incredible atmosphere that transports you to a fantastical realm that feels alive and breathing. Despite being released long after the often overrated 70s prog rock era, it possesses a timeless quality that makes it seem as if it predates those records, drawing inspiration from medieval folklore. It encapsulates the finest aspects of classic rock, infused with the intense energy reminiscent of Deep Purple in many of its guitar solos, along with a touch of Led Zeppelin's vocal influence, and the classic metal grit in the guitar tones just seals the deal completely. All of this is delivered through production and mixing that strikes a perfect balance between classic and modern. Sorceress is undoubtedly one of the most overlooked rock albums in history, standing out as one of the finest ever produced.
Opeth Heritage
Opeth Blackwater Park
Outrun the Sunlight A Vast Field of Silence
Owane yeah whatever
Smooth as silk, prog rock-infused jazz with hints of djent sprinkled in. The leads are sublime as
well as the soundscapes, drums are exquisitely appropriate in every facet. A truly stunning affair
that never loses my attention.
Paramore Paramore
Periphery Juggernaut: Alpha
Periphery Juggernaut: Omega
Periphery Periphery III: Select Difficulty
Periphery Periphery II: This Time It's Personal
Persefone Aathma
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
Plini Handmade Cities
Polaris The Death of Me
Polaris The Mortal Coil
Polyphia New Levels New Devils
Polyphia Muse
Polyphia Renaissance
Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank Planet
Porter Robinson Nurture
Protest the Hero Pacific Myth
Purity Ring Womb
PVRIS All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell
Quadeca Vanisher, Horizon Scraper
Quadeca is known for his versatility, and Vanisher, Horizon Scraper is no exception in this regard. This time, his vision feels more symphonic than ever, a lot of somewhat whimsical orchestral work. It feels sort of old school, even, but at times, but also very modern. Some segments would fit right at home in a very old school 1940s black and white film, and most importantly, it would fit perfectly for the movie The Lighthouse. It's eerie, but also slightly relaxing, which gives it the comparison. It's a one-of-a-kind album by a one-of-a-kind artist, that does take a while to get into, admittedly, but once you have, there's no going back.
Reliqa Secrets Of The Future
Rings of Saturn Dingir
Rolo Tomassi Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It
Roniit XIXI
Sarah Longfield Disparity
Huh this album just clicked for me today. Lovely soundscapes, and I mean lovely. Gorgeous lush chords, her way of writing ambient post rock stuff is really mesmerising. The vocals arent the best thing on a technical level, but she's able to make it work.
Scale the Summit The Migration
Shadow Of Intent Melancholy
Shrezzers SEX and SAX
This will have less than 30 ratings by the end of the year, and that is why society has failed.
Signs Of The Swarm The Disfigurement Of Existence
Skyharbor Sunshine Dust
Sleep Token Take Me Back to Eden
Progressive anti-boomer-core
Slipknot All Hope Is Gone
Slipknot Iowa
Softcult Year Of The Snake
Spiritbox Eternal Blue
Spiritbox Spiritbox
Stand Atlantic Pink Elephant
Stand Atlantic Was Here
Stephen Taranto Permanence
Stevie Wonder Songs in the Key of Life
Swallow the Sun Songs From The North I, II & III
Sylvaine Atoms Aligned, Coming Undone
Syncatto A Place to Breathe
TesseracT Altered State
Tetrafusion Dreaming Of Sleep
The Afterimage Lumière
The Contortionist Language
The Dear Hunter Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise
The Faceless In Becoming a Ghost
The Helix Nebula Meridian
The Ocean Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic
Time, The Valuator How Fleeting, How Fragile
Tool Lateralus
Trippie Redd Life’s a Trip
Unleash The Archers Apex
Unprocessed Artificial Void
Vektor Terminal Redux
Vitalism Causa
Vylet Pony Can Opener’s Notebook: Fish Whisperer
Warforged I: Voice
White Moth Black Butterfly Atone
Whitechapel Mark of the Blade
Wide Eyes Paradoxica
Widek Hidden Dimensions
Atmospheric metal for musicians, and I wouldn't have it any other way
Writhe (UK) In Filth
Xenobiotic Mordrake
Xoth Interdimensional Invocations
Yoko Shimomura Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack
You Me At Six Sinners Never Sleep
Yurei (CAN) Saudade

4.5 superb
A Day To Remember Homesick
A Great Adventure or Nothing A Great Adventure or Nothing
A Great Adventure or Nothing The Portal
A Night in Texas Digital Apocalypse
A Night in Texas The God Delusion
A Perfect Circle Thirteenth Step
AASAR I, The Hell
Abbie Falls Hell Is Other People
Abbie Falls Life Is Just A Temporary Plan
Good album.
Ad Infinitum Abyss
Aerosmith Toys In The Attic
Aesop Rock Spirit World Field Guide
After the Burial Evergreen
Against The Current In Our Bones
Agalloch The Mantle
Agnes Obel Aventine
Alcest Kodama
Alice Cooper School's Out
Alice in Chains Dirt
Alkaloid The Malkuth Grimoire
All That Remains The Fall of Ideals
All Time Low Don't Panic
Allegaeon Apoptosis
Allt From the New World
Alpha Wolf Half Living Things
Alterbeast Feast
American Football American Football
An Abstract Illusion Woe
Andromida The Void
Andromida More Than Human
Angel Vivaldi Universal Language
Angel Vivaldi Away With Words - Part I
AngelMaker Dissentient
Anthrax Among The Living
Arch Echo Arch Echo
Architects Lost Forever // Lost Together
Architects The Sky, the Earth & All Between
Archspire Relentless Mutation
Archspire Bleed the Future
Arctic Monkeys Favourite Worst Nightmare
Ariana Grande Eternal Sunshine
Arm's Length Never Before Seen, Never Again Found
Armand Hammer and The Alchemist Haram
Aronious Irkalla
Artificial Language Now We Sleep
As Blood Runs Black Allegiance
Atlantis Chronicles Barton's Odyssey
If you dont like over produced weedly music this is not the album for you, go listen to
"Horrendous" instead. Anyways, this a great modern technical.. metalcore.. deathcore..
album.. theres a lot of sounds going on, and they all blend seamlessly. Every track on
the album has a hook that is memorable and will get stuck in your head, it's very melodic
while also maintaining its unhinged ferocity and metalcore chugging. The lead playing is
a highlight, with phenomenal articulation all throughout, as well as the vocals display
quite a bit of versatility too, with pockets of clean vocals being sprinkled in.
Aura Fragment Aura Fragment
Avenged Sevenfold Hail To The King
AVRALIZE liminal
Avril Lavigne Let Go
BABYMETAL Metal Galaxy
BABYMETAL The Other One
Balance and Composure Light We Made
Band-Maid Just Bring It
Beartooth Disgusting
Ben Rosett SYNERGY, Vol. 1
Beneath the Massacre Fearmonger
Benee Fire on Marzz
Berried Alive BERRIED TREASURE
Berried Alive WRATHBERRY
Between the Buried and Me Coma Ecliptic
Between the Buried and Me The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues
Between the Buried and Me The Great Misdirect
Between the Buried and Me Automata II
Beyond Creation Algorythm
Bhad Bhabie 15
Big K.R.I.T. 4eva Is a Mighty Long Time
Billie Eilish Don't Smile at Me
Bjork Vespertine
Black Country New Road Forever Howlong
Black Fast Starving Out the Light
Black Fast Terms of Surrender
Black Honey A Fistful Of Peaches
Black Sabbath Paranoid
Black Spikes NIL
Black Stone Cherry Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Black Tongue Nadir
blink-182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacket
Bloodshot Dawn Demons
Blueshift Voyager
Born of Osiris Angel or Alien
brakence hypochondriac
Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me
Brand of Sacrifice Lifeblood
ok that artwork is pretty ballin rEdit: This slaps cock
Brandon Hart Exodus
breakk.away I'll See You When the Night Comes
Bring Me The Horizon POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR
Bring Me The Horizon That's the Spirit
Bring Me The Horizon Sempiternal
Bring Me The Horizon There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It...
Bring Me The Horizon Count Your Blessings
Bulb Archives: Volume 3
Bulb Archives: Volume 6
Bulb Archives: Volume 7
Bulb Archives: Volume 1
Bulb Archives: Volume 5
Bulb Archives: Volume 8
Dont even care about the rest but Fuf 1.5, Heliovoice and Mana 1.5 are amazing
Bullet For My Valentine The Poison
Bullet For My Valentine Scream Aim Fire
Calvin Harris 18 Months
Capture Orbit Mission Log: GAIA
Carly Rae Jepsen Emotion
Cartoon Theory Feel
Casagrande and Hanysz Liminal
A Tundra approved instrumental djent masterclass.
Cenobia Devour Me
Child Of Waste Hunger Made Man
Chimaira The Impossibility of Reason
Chimaira Pass Out of Existence
CHON Grow
CHVRCHES Every Open Eye
Ciconia (SPA) Synaesthetic Garbage
Circa Survive Violent Waves
Circa Survive Descensus
Clairo Sling
Clayton King Equivalent Exchange
Cloudkicker The Discovery
Cloudkicker Beacons
cloudyfield is that love?
Clubroot III - MMXII
Coldplay Parachutes
Conducting from the Grave When Legends Become Dust
Courage My Love Synesthesia
Covet effloresce
An ambient and soothing affair, it has great riffs as usual, but the relaxation is turned to 11 on
this one, peaceful and vibrant
Cream Disraeli Gears
Crippled Black Phoenix Great Escape
Crippled Black Phoenix Ellengaest
Crippled Black Phoenix The Wolf Changes Its Fur But Not Its Nature
Crown the Empire The Resistance: Rise of the Runaways
Crystal Lake Helix
Cult of Luna A Dawn to Fear
Currents All That Follows
Cytotoxin Biographyte
D1G1T4L RU1N Anti Cosmos
Wide Eyes if they went even more into the electronic realm of things. Plus, the song structures are a lot more coherent. So many catchy melodies. The best melodic djent to release since Intervals. However, it does have to be acknowledged the mix could definitely be better.
Dabin Between Broken
Dabin Wild Youth
Daima Resurgence
Dance Gavin Dance Mothership
Danny Elfman The Nightmare Before Christmas
Danny Elfman Spider-Man 2
Danny Elfman Spider-Man
Darin Clegg Muscarius
Darko (US) Darko
David Maxim Micic EGO
David Maxim Micic Bilo
How does this not have a review... goddammit,
this is absolutely stunning.
Dayseeker Sleeptalk
DeadLynk THE FACELESS REDUX
Deafheaven Infinite Granite
Deftones Ohms
Deftones Koi No Yokan
Denzel Curry Melt My Eyez See Your Future
Devin Townsend Project Sky Blue
Diamond Construct Diamond Construct
So much better than your beloved Botch or Snapcase. The production quality is refined and satisfying. It has a perfect blend of nu metal and hardcore, with complex groove patterns thanks to the djent influence. The pitch shifted riffs, a new invention, fit perfectly with the hardcore genre. Overall, it's a fantastic experience to listen to.
Disembodied Tyrant/Synestia The Poetic Edda
Distant Tyrannotophia
Dragon Chaser Sagistic Visions
DragonForce Inhuman Rampage
Dream Theater Train of Thought
DreamWeaver (JP) blue garden
Earthside A Dream In Static
Edjinn Edjinn
Elcia Mariner
Eluveitie Ànv
Emancipator Safe In The Steep Cliffs
Eminem Kamikaze
Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP
ERRA Impulse
Ethel Cain Carpet Bed EP
Ethel Cain Inbred
Ethel Cain Golden Age
Example Playing In The Shadows
Faye Webster Faye Webster
Fear Factory Genexus
Fejka Azur
Fellsilent The Hidden Words
Fifth Quadrant Vision
Fireflight Unbreakable
Fit for an Autopsy Oh What the Future Holds
Fixation (NOR) Speak in Tongues
FKA Twigs Eusexua
Fleshgod Apocalypse Opera
My appreciation for Fleshgod Apocalypse reached its peak when I imagined one of their compositions serving as the opening theme for Attack on Titan. The music possesses an immense sense of grandeur and features exceptionally crafted songwriting, making it an ideal pairing. "Opera" stands out as the band's most accomplished work to date. They have wholeheartedly embraced the operatic elements within their music, with each track showcasing varied vocal styles. The drumming is intricate yet never overwhelming, enhancing the overall enjoyment to the fullest.
Floya Yume
Sometimes a vocalist will just click with you and simply never let go, and that's exactly what happened to me with Phil Bayer, formerly of Time the Valuator. His voice has a passionate soul about it that resonates with me on an incredibly high level. Instrumentally, FLOYA does exactly what it needs to do, which is to serve as an excellent backing to Phil's vocals.
Flume Palaces
Flyleaf Memento Mori
Four Seconds Ago The Vacancy
French for Rabbits The Weight of Melted Snow
Frontières La trilogie
Frozen Light Bionic Demon
Galneryus Phoenix Rising
Ghost Atlas All Is in Sync...
Ghost Atlas Dust of the Human Shape
Giant Sleeper Hyperliminal
Giuseppe Gilardi Lumen
Glaciers (US) A Place Beyond the Pines
Gnostician Unification As An Art
GoGo Penguin Everything Is Going to Be OK
Gojira Magma
Gojira Fortitude
Good Charlotte Good Morning Revival
Good Tiger We Will All be Gone
Grapefruit Astronauts Grapefruit Astronauts
Grayscale Season Do You Like Violence
Green Day American Idiot
Grim Salvo VOIDSTAR
Grimes Art Angels
Grimes Miss Anthropocene
Guthrie Govan Erotic Cakes
Hail the Sun New Age Filth
Haken Vector
Pleasantly surprised by this, the production is very very well tuned, the drums deliver such a punch, a joy to listen to
Haken Visions
Halsey Badlands
Halsey Manic
Hammock Departure Songs
Hans Zimmer Interstellar
Hans Zimmer Inception
Hans Zimmer Gladiator: Music from the Motion Picture
Hans Zimmer The Lion King
Harkla The Living Mountain
Haunted Shores Void
Haunted Shores Viscera
Hayley Williams Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party
HEALTH DISCO4 :: Part I
Helius Nerme Naz (with Maple Sun and Alpas)
Hidden Machine HIDDEN MACHINE
Hidden Machine Unlimited
Hot Milk Corporation P.O.P
Hot Milk are bringing the british alt rock fire back on Corporation P.O.P. There's something about the unadulterated angst that the brits can bring to the table which is simply infectious. The tracks bring all of that together along with a very contemporary approach to their production and melodic writing. It's very much in the vein of a lot of modern pop punk, and it sounds absolutely amazing. Vocalist Han Mee slices through with ease to deliver something truly exquisite. Male vocalist Jim Shaw certainly holds his own, too. There are definitely moments where his vocals will shine as bright as Mee's and really compliment her performance well.
House of Protection GALORE
House of Protection Outrun You All
Howard Shore The Fellowship of the Ring
Howard Shore The Two Towers
Howard Shore The Return of the King
Humanity's Last Breath Välde
I Built the Sky The Zenith Rise
I Built the Sky The Sky is not The Limit
I Watched Myself Sleep VachschlaV
Ichika Nito The Moon’s Elbow
Yes, Ichika Nito is a "fraud" for faking his "100% raw" viral clips when they are very obviously edited to be as perfect as (in)humanly possible. It's just too bad I don't really care about that all that much. I don't really care too much if an artist is able to play their music 100% cleanly live or not. While yes, Ichika Nito live is not 100% perfect, I don't mind too much if it's not note for note completely perfect.rAnyways... "The Moon's Elbow" is the long awaited debut album from Ichika, and honestly, it does kinda slap. He's always been up there with the Polyphia-type artists to me personally, and this album further influences my belief. I have been following Ichika's work throughout the years, and this very clearly feels like the most refined offering he's ever produced.rWhile yes, the album is quite Polyphia-inspired in some respects, especially in the more production- heavy tracks, Ichika's approach is more than enough to set it apart. I personally find these production-heavy tracks more replayable. While his stripped-back songs are superb, I often found them not the most replayable, and these "prod tracks" fix this issue immensely.
Illenium Ashes
Illenium Ascend
Honestly such an incredibly moving experience, this is my favorite EDM without a doubt, far from just your standard dubstep drop repeat affair one may expect. It has quite the poppy quality to it with an abundance of soaring melodic movements that resonate highly. While it can be seen as generic it's executed far too perfectly on Ascend to even come as a factor, every guest vocalist put their heart and soul into their contributions.
Immanifest Macrobial
Imminence The Black
Immortal Technique Revolutionary Volume 1
Imogen Heap Speak For Yourself
Imperial Circus Dead Decadence MOGARI - Shi E Fukeru Omoi Wa Rikujoku Sura Kurai
Inchaos A Reason To Be Found
Great metalcore from Vietnam, their melodicism makes them stand out a fair bit, great clean vocals. Little bit of a better mix and it'd be perfect.
Insomnium Shadows of the Dying Sun
Intervals In Time
Intervals A Voice Within
Intervals The Way Forward
Invent Animate The Sun Sleeps, As If It Never Was
Irreversible Mechanism Immersion
Issues Headspace
Jahrund Fiction World
WOAH.
Jake Bowen Isometric
Jakub Tirco Alaska
Jakub Zytecki Ladder Head
Jakub Zytecki Feather Bed
Jeff Buckley Grace
Jethro Tull Minstrel in the Gallery
Jinjer Micro
John Coltrane Giant Steps
John Williams Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
John Williams Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the Clones
John Williams Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace
John Williams Saving Private Ryan
John Williams Jurassic Park
John Williams Star Wars, Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
John Williams Raiders of the Lost Ark
John Williams Star Wars, Episode IV: A New Hope
John Williams Star Wars, Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
John Williams Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Johnny The Boy You
Josh Debreceni Introspection Odyssey II
Joyner Lucas ADHD
Judas Priest Firepower
Julien Baker Turn Out The Lights
Julien Baker and Torres Send a Prayer My Way
Jutes Sleepyhead
K.Berg Gokotta
Kacey Musgraves Golden Hour
Kami Kehoe REVIVED
Kami Kehoe KANDY
Kanine Karnage
Kansas Leftoverture
Kanye West Donda
Karmanjakah Ancient Skills
Kendrick Lamar Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers
Kendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d city
KIDSØ Fir
Killswitch Engage As Daylight Dies
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Sketches of Brunswick East (w/ Mild High Club)
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard PetroDragonic Apocalypse; or, Dawn of Eternal Night: An Annihilation of...
Knocked Loose You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To
Koji Kondo Super Mario World
Korn Korn
Krosis Infinite Circuitry
Lacey Sturm Kenotic Metanoia
LANDMVRKS The Darkest Place I've Ever Been
Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV
LEDGER LEDGER
Lenny Kravitz Are You Gonna Go My Way
Leprous Malina
Lights LIGHTS x MYTH - Dead End live in Joshua Tree
Lights Skin and Earth
Lights Siberia
Lights Midnight Machines
Lights dEd
Lights Scorpion Side B (Covers)
she made recent Drake songs listenable, this alone warrants high score
Limp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
Limp Bizkit Gold Cobra
Limp Bizkit Significant Other
Linkin Park A Thousand Suns
Linkin Park Hybrid Theory
Linkin Park From Zero
Little Simz No Thank You
Little Tybee Little Tybee
Loathe (UK) The Things They Believe
I can totally understand the negativity towards this, this is a SHARP left turn from what was seen on "I Let it in...", but I think this album is also great in its own right. Not everyone will dig some ambient drone and that's fair enough, but this is right up my alley.
Logic No Pressure
Logic The Incredible True Story
Logic Under Pressure
Logic Bobby Tarantino II
Logic College Park
Feels like a more focused version of Vinyl Days to me, don't get the poor reception this has received. Amazing beats, amazing lyricism, and flows.
Logic Ultra 85
Lorde Solar Power
She's said it herself, its ass, it's even shown on the cover.
Lorna Shore ...And I Return to Nothingness
Lorna Shore Pain Remains
Lower Than Atlantis Lower Than Atlantis
LSDREAM Renegades Of Light
Lucrecia (CA) Meyneth
The Afterimage was a highly technical metalcore band with a mix of post-hardcore clean vocals. After their split, members of the band formed the deathcore group Brand of Sacrifice. However, there was a void left open for fans of The Afterimage's unique sound. Enter Lucrecia, a band that perfectly fills that niche, with the added bonus of female vocals.
Luna Shadows bathwater
Amazing beautiful melancholic ethereal gothic alt-pop
Lunarite The Collapse
Lunarite Bridge Burner
Lydia Illuminate
Lynyrd Skynyrd Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd
LYSTRO and SALEA DNA
M83 Hurry Up, We're Dreaming
Mac Miller Swimming
Mac Miller Balloonerism
Machine Gun Kelly Hotel Diablo
Madeon Good Faith
Madeon Adventure
Magdalena Bay Mercurial World
Mallory Knox Signals
Mare Cognitum Solar Paroxysm
Mastodon Emperor of Sand
Matty Mullins Matty Mullins
Mechina Xenon
Mechina Xenon (Compendium)
Mechina As Embers Turn To Dust
One of the best Mechina albums without a doubt. The songwriting feels more refined from their last album. There's also a lot of ebb and flow throughout that allows the listener to be taken on a journey. There is ample time given to quiet that makes the louder moments hit that much harder.
Mechina Acheron
Mechina Cenotaph
Mechina Blessings Upon The Field Where Blades Will Flood
Mechina Empyrean (Compendium)
This is literally one of the best remasters I've ever heard and no one talks about it. For shame. It completely transforms the listening experience of this album. The original mix of this album was so bad it was near unlistenable. Mechina's riffs stood out so much more in their earlier days. I miss it.
Megadeth Youthanasia
Melancolia (AUS) random.access.misery
Deathcore gone back to its terrifying roots with this one. Every aspect of random.access.misery radiates horror. From the unsettling background sounds to the menacing snarls, it creates an atmosphere of dread. The album strongly evokes the essence of classic nu metal, too. Particularly on the darker side of the genre. It delivers an experience of complete catharsis through its musical expression.
Memphis May Fire The Hollow
Men I Trust Oncle Jazz
Men I Trust Equus Asinus
Mendel Subliminal Colors
Mental Cruelty A Hill to Die Upon
Mental Cruelty Zwielicht
Follows the blueprint of LS a little too closely for my liking, quite good overall but I wish it had more the folky orchestral parts like the intro of Pest
Meshuggah The Violent Sleep of Reason
Meshuggah Catch Thirtythree
Meshuggah Re-Nothing
Mestis Eikasia
Mestis Telenovela
Metallica Reload
Metallica Ride the Lightning
Metallica Load
Metallica ...And Justice for All
Metallica Master of Puppets
Metallica Kill 'Em All
Metallica St. Anger
Miles Davis Kind of Blue
Mirar Mare
Mirar Ascension
Miroist The Pledge
Modern Day Babylon Undefeated
Modern Day Babylon Travelers
Monarch of Avarice Vinter
Monasteries Ominous
Monuments (UK) Phronesis
Moray Pringle Good Times
HIGHLY enjoyable instrumental prog, if you don't listen to this with a big grin on your face there's sure to be something wrong with you. Excellent guitar work from Pringle, with interesting instrumentations from all other instruments as well.
Mountain Climbing!
Mr Fijiwiji Lost Lost Lost
mr. bill Phantasmagoria
Mumford and Sons Sigh No More
Muse Origin of Symmetry
Muse Drones
My Chemical Romance The Black Parade
Myth of I Stream
Native Construct Quiet World
Ne Obliviscaris Citadel
Ne Obliviscaris Urn
Necrophagist Epitaph
Nemophila 五臓 -GOZO-
A nice blend of HANABIE. and BAND-MAID. Less cheese, more headbang.
NF HOPE
NF Perception
Nick Johnston Wide Eyes in the Dark
Nickelback Silver Side Up
Nickelback All the Right Reasons
Nickelback Here and Now
Nickelback Dark Horse
Nicole Dollanganger Married in Mount Airy
Night Verses Every Sound Has a Color...: Part I
Noah Cyrus I Want My Loved Ones to Go With Me
Northlane Singularity
Northlane Alien
Northlane Obsidian
Novelists Okapi
Novelists Coda
Novelists now have a female vocalist in Camille Contreras and CODA it's definitely the most I've ever enjoyed this band to date. Most songs on the album will feature stunning vocals filled with so much emotion; they might just be some of the most heartfelt tracks I've heard in modern alternative adjacent metalcore music. This is the kind of alternative metal adjacent metalcore I was hoping for, influenced by a more soulful somber but still bright pop sound. * The instrumentals hit hard, and the choruses sound amazing. Plus, I'm glad to see a focus on guitar solos. Those have pretty much disappeared in popular metal these days, but they really shine here. These guitar solos incorporate distinct slide work reminiscent of David Maxim Micic or Arch Echo that I can't get enough of. * The heavier side is no slouch either, striking a nice balance between hardcore and more bubbly tones. These tones are mostly within the rhythms that almost have a dance beat rhythm that's a challenge not move along to. The band certainly knows how to lay the gauntlet down hard when they want to, with many songs making you want to throw down in the pit. * French alternative metal and metalcore is having a good year. With a band like LANDMVRKS and now Novelists, they just have a style that certainly stands out from the pack right now.
nvsxprod Paranoia
Top tier instrumental djent. It incorporates a nice blend of heaviness and catchiness while still remaining intense and dark. A lot of instrumental djent can be pretty bright and bubbly, but this isn't that. It maintains a constant ominous atmosphere that's extremely alluring.
Nylist Wired
Obzene Eucoria
OceanLab Sirens Of The Sea
Oceans Ate Alaska Hikari
Oceans Ate Alaska Lost Isles
Oceans Ate Alaska Disparity
Olly Steele Tyed
Opeth Deliverance
Opeth In Cauda Venenum
Opeth Damnation
Our Mirage Eclipse
Outrun the Sunlight Red Bird
Ov Sulfur The Burden Ov Faith
Pale Waves Smitten
Paledusk Palehell
Pangaea (USA) Vespr
Papa Roach Infest
Paramore All We Know Is Falling
Paramore Riot!
Paramore After Laughter
Paramore This Is Why
"Hayley is easily the worst part of the band these days it sucks." nash1311 2022
Parkway Drive Deep Blue
Parkway Drive Atlas
Pathfinder Beyond the Space, Beyond the Time
Peridot Sky Peridot Sky
If Invent Animate and Porter Robinson had a baby.
Periphery Periphery IV: Hail Stan
Persefone Core
Persefone Shin-Ken
Persefone Spiritual Migration
Phantom Elite Blue Blood
Phoebe Bridgers Stranger in the Alps
Phoebe Bridgers Punisher
Pierce the Veil Collide with the Sky
Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink Floyd Animals
Pitbull Planet Pit
The typical Sputnik neckbeards already down voted the album. It's actually a sign that it's a cool, fun album if the old farts dislike it.
PJ Harvey White Chalk
Plini birds / surfers
Plini Sunhead
Plini The End of Everything
Plini Impulse Voices
Plini Other Things
Plini Mirage
It's very hard for me to dislike a Plini release.. articulation is always of the highest caliber, always with the cosy melodies, and can be used as background music but also has lots of nuances to hone in on active listening, the main reason I like this type of music. This release is fairly similar to his previous LP "Impulse Voices", while also perhaps letting more of the shimmering brightness of "Handmade Cities" come through a bit more. I will say as of now the bookends are my favorites, and the other 3 tracks will take a bit to grow, but I think they'll get there.
Poison Look What The Cat Dragged In
Polkadot Stingray Zenchi Zennou
Pollen (CHE) Mutualism
Polyphia Remember That You Will Die
Poopy poopy bum bum band
Poppy I Disagree
Porter Robinson Worlds
Portishead Dummy
Portraits (US) Buy High
Prompts Fracture
Pronostic Chaotic Upheaval
Protest the Hero Volition
Protest the Hero Palimpsest
Prymony Sakura
Great instrumental prog for fans of Polyphia.
Purge of Sanity The Expense Of Striving To Heal
Purity Ring Another Eternity
Purity Ring Purity Ring
Album feels like their most indietronica album yet. Unfathomably wonderful. Invigoratingly sensational. Purity Ring continue to push their sound forward in new and exciting ways.
PVRIS White Noise
plaroit Stay Like This
Quadeca I Didn't Mean to Haunt You
Quadeca From Me to You
Queen A Night at the Opera
Rage Against the Machine Evil Empire
Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication
Reflections Silhouette
Reflections Willow
Reminitions MISERY ETERNAL
Rendered Helpless Entities of Transdimensional Emergence
REOL Kinjitou
Returning We Hear the Larks Far-Stepper/Of Wide Sea (2024 Remake)
Rihanna Loud
Rihanna ANTI
Rings of Saturn Lugal Ki En
Rivers of Nihil Where Owls Know My Name
Rivers of Nihil Monarchy
Robert Miles Dreamland
Rolo Tomassi Where Myth Becomes Memory
The singles have me a tiny bit worried I cant lie, I liked Cloaked a lot more than Drip. But Time Will Die tracks outclass both of these new singles so far

Edit: singles for sure weakest besides Closer, the rest of the album is an absolute banger and a half. I'm so glad this is good.
Roniit Ephemeral
Rosetta The Galilean Satellites
Royal Blood Royal Blood
Sade Promise
Sade Love Deluxe
Samara Cyn backroads
Saosin Saosin
Saosin Along the Shadow
Sarah Longfield Collapse // Expand
Saviour Shine and Fade
Scale the Summit V
Selena Gomez Rare (Deluxe)
SENDIRI It's Mine Now
Sentinels (US) Collapse by Design
Shadow Of Intent Elegy
Mid
Shadow Of Intent Reclaimer
Shokran Ethereal
Shokran Exodus
Shrezzers Relationships
Shrine Of Malice Sheol
Signs Of The Swarm Amongst The Low And Empty
Signs Of The Swarm Senseless Order
Sigrid How to Let Go
SikTh The Future In Whose Eyes?
SikTh Death of a Dead Day
Silent Planet Iridescent
Singularity (USA-AZ) Place of Chains
Sithu Aye Set Course for Andromeda
Ski Mask The Slump God 11th Dimension
Skrillex Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites
Slayer Reign In Blood
Sleep Token This Place Will Become Your Tomb
Sleep Token Two
Sleeping With Sirens Let's Cheers to This
Sleeping With Sirens Feel
Slice the Cake Odyssey to the West
Slipknot Slipknot
Slipknot We Are Not Your Kind
Slow Crush Hush
Slowdive Souvlaki
Slugdge Esoteric Malacology
So Below Left Behind
Soda Island A Trip To Soda Island
Soft Blue Shimmer Love Lives in the Body
Softcult See You In The Dark
Softcult Heaven
Yes, it's becoming a bit repetitive at this point. Another EP by Softcult showcases their prowess in songwriting. They are undoubtedly one of my favorite shoegaze bands, and this EP further influences my thoughts.
Solution .45 For Aeons Past
Sonic Youth Evol
Soundtrack (Disney) Treasure Planet
Soundtrack (Disney) Lilo & Stitch
Soundtrack (Film) Watchmen: Music from the Motion Picture
Soundtrack (Film) Shrek 2
South Arcade 2005
South Arcade PLAY!
Spire of Lazarus Soaked in the Sands
Guitars hard carry here. It's similar to Rings of Saturn. It's all about those laser quick sweeps and tapping techniques. Soundscape is rich in a grandiose Egyptian atmosphere that demands attention. When they choose to, the melodies can be anthemic, creating a vast atmosphere that's effortless to immerse oneself in.
Spire of Lazarus Ghost Of Sparta
Spiritbox The Fear of Fear
Spiro Dussias Negative
Spite Dedication to Flesh
Stand Atlantic F.E.A.R.
Starset Vessels
Steve Vai Passion and Warfare
Steven Wilson Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)
Stevie Wonder Talking Book
Submotion Orchestra Finest Hour
Submotion Orchestra Fragments
Sum 41 Does This Look Infected?
Sum 41 All Killer No Filler
Sum 41 Underclass Hero
Sunless Rise Unrevealed
Swallow the Sun When A Shadow Is Forced Into The Light
Sweet Pill (USA-PA) Where the Heart Is
Sworn In The Death Card
Sylvaine Nova
Symbolik Emergence
Syncatto Patterns
Syncatto Lost Inside
Syncatto Coloratura
Syncatto Memento
Taylor Swift The Tortured Poets Department (Anthology)
Taylor Swift Folklore
TesseracT One
TesseracT Sonder
Thank You Scientist Terraformer
The 1975 Notes on a Conditional Form
The Acacia Strain Slow Decay
The Acacia Strain It Comes in Waves
The Acacia Strain Wormwood
The Afterimage Eve
The Artificials Heart
The Artificials Parables of the Human Spirit
The Beatles Abbey Road
The Best Pessimist Love Is...
The Birthday Massacre Fascination
This band has been so consistent at releasing material it's crazy, good for them.
The Birthday Massacre Pins and Needles
The Contortionist Exoplanet
The Contortionist Clairvoyant
The Dali Thundering Concept Savages
The Dear Hunter Act V: Hymns with the Devil in Confessional
The Dear Hunter Migrant
The Dear Hunter The Color Spectrum
The Dear Hunter Act II: The Meaning of, & All Things Regarding Ms. Leading
The Dear Hunter Act III: Life and Death
The Dear Hunter Act I: The Lake South, the River North
The Faceless Autotheism
The Fine Constant Woven in Light
The Haarp Machine Disclosure
The Hives Veni Vidi Vicious
The Mars Volta De-Loused in the Comatorium
The Mars Volta Frances the Mute
The Mars Volta Amputechture
The Minerva Conduct The Minerva Conduct
The National First Two Pages of Frankenstein
The Ocean Aeolian
The Ocean Precambrian
The Ocean Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic
The Omnific Kismet
The Ritual Aura Heresiarch
Blows Inferi's "Vile Genesis" out of the water. This album is very creative in the realm of technical death metal, where I feel most bands far too comfortable churning out the same thing over and over again. The Ritual Aura have a good mix of this where they do have that modern tech sound, but also a distinctly different feel. Song structures can be skewed at times but they do make sense in most songs, just it's often not the standard structures most bands use. Bass work really great as it's always able to cut through the mix with some really tasty licks and runs. The guitars are incredibly technical as one may expect from a tech band, reminding me a bit of fellow metallers Spire of Lazarus in these blistering quick passages. Theres a good variety of slower most groove oriented songs and faster paced ones with "The Watershed Misnomer" being probably my favorite track on the album. The final track "Denouement Knell" does take the mick a little bit with it's insane 15 mins in length, but the song is able to stick the landing with some really apocalyptic sounding melodies that act as great themes and are highly memorable.
The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed
The Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream
The Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
The Used The Used
The xx xx
Their Dogs Were Astronauts Neon Theatre
Thessa Duality
Thirty Seconds to Mars A Beautiful Lie
Thirty Seconds to Mars This Is War
Thirty Seconds to Mars 30 Seconds To Mars
Thomas Newman Wall-E OST
Thomas Newman Finding Nemo OST
Thornhill The Dark Pool
Thou Umbilical
Thrailkill Everything That Is You
Thrailkill Unperson
I've been a fan of Wes Thrailkill since his 2018 release. His music shares many similarities with Animals as Leaders and Haken, including the quirky time signatures, djenty grooves, and ultra-shreddy segments. However, Wes definitely distinguishes himself with his unique rhythms, melodies, and production style. The album also features some relaxing, math rock-inspired segments. I particularly enjoy the futuristic atmosphere created by this style of prog, and the ever-changing, wacky rhythms that keep things interesting. The synth inclusions also add a lot to the immersive experience. This style of prog is my personal favorite.
Thrailkill Detach
thrown Excessive Guilt
Thy Art Is Murder Dear Desolation
To The Grave Director’s Cuts
Tonight Alive What Are You So Scared Of?
Tonight Alive The Other Side
Too Close to Touch Haven't Been Myself
Tool Fear Inoculum
Tool 10,000 Days
Toundra Toundra (II)
Traitors Anger Issues
Traitors Phobias
Trees of Eternity Hour Of The Nightingale
Tricot Fudeki
sorry Covet, tricot is my new best friend
Trivium Ascendancy
Trivium In Waves
Trivium Silence in the Snow
Twin Atlantic Free
Two Lanes Duality
Tycho Dive
Tyler, the Creator Flower Boy
U2 War
Uneven Structure 8 (Re-release)
Uneven Structure Paragon
This is actually the bands best work to date, and it's not very close. Paragon is Uneven Structure refining their post rock djent hybrid to potentially the maximum level. Their previous work had huge problems with incoherent song structures, bloated runtimes, and everything in between. This album has what makes the band so good, and also refines the songwriting, and enhances production value. * They essentially use the post rock formula throughout much of the album. Build atmosphere gradually into big crescendo by the end, but it just works flawlessly. It allows for the heavy djent payoffs to become more satisfying than ever. It doesn't have any of the problems of the bands prior material where it will frantically jolt from soft to heavy over and over again, as if that's in anyway a satisfying experience. The djent parts weren't given nearly enough time build into a rewarding climax. It felt like wandering though a maze with no clear exit. However, not every song on Paragon will have this formula, some will divert from that path in satisfying ways. * Paragon is essentially a djent "crescendocore" album. For those into post rock you'll know exactly what I mean by that. The payoffs in the album contain the most satisfying djent chugging the band has ever produced, but also has enough coherent songwriting to where it never becomes an arduous experience.
Uneven Structure La Partition
Unlucky Morpheus evolution
Unprocessed Gold
While the bands older material thrived with fantastic riffs and progginess, this album thrives in it's incredibly infectious melodies and grooves. Every song on this album is simplistic and very poppy, which is of course by design. Manuel is a convincing frontman all throughout, theres something about his vocals I always find compelling. The intricacies of the bands previous work is once again present here, but higher use of electronic beats is on display. It's a polarizing album for sure, diverting so hard from their prior releases, but it has only grown on me more and more throughout the years.
Unprocessed Covenant
Unprocessed ...And Everything In Between
Vale of Pnath Between the Worlds of Life and Death
VCTMS Vol. IV: Numb The Ache
All of these bands have the exact same vocal cadence and sound the same, VCTMS fall into the same bracket, but it's fairly fun. All of the guitar riffing on here is very simple and to the point, but they know to get a crowd moving in the pit. All of the pitch shifting of the guitars is pretty much a trademark "nu metalcore" type of style, it's like a turn table scratch but on a guitar, quite neat. Overall, it's a fun time but lacks any kind of substance that would keep me coming back, and that goes for all of this nu metalcore stuff.
VCTMS Vol. V: The Hurt Collection
VCTMS Vol. III: Halfway Happy
VCTMS Pain Processing
Veil of Maya Matriarch
Veil of Maya [m]other
Vein.fm Errorzone
Vektor Black Future
VEXED (UK) Negative Energy
Vildhjarta Måsstaden (Forte)
Vildhjarta Måsstaden
Vile Earth PLAGUED
Violent Vira Lover Of A Ghost
Virvum Illuminance
Visenya Drift
Vitalism SY
Incredible instrumental djent. Riffs are constantly bouncy and fun, drums sound so thick and prominent. The perfect blend between shred and groove.
Vitalism Anima
Vitalism is a band that combines the lush guitar leads of Polyphia's Muse album with the technical djent groove patterns of Veil of Maya. Their music is highly technical and akin to Animals as Leaders - it takes a couple of listens to learn the structures of the songs, but they are quite incoherent by design. Their music is a guitar shredder's dream and is perfect for musicians. As someone who played Guitar Hero during its peak, I really enjoyed bands like DragonForce. However, Vitalism takes technical guitar music to a whole new level. They are essentially the Rings of Saturn of djent.
Void of Vision Chronicles
Void of Vision What I'll Leave Behind
Volumes No Sleep
Volumes Via
Volumes Happier?
Vulvodynia Finis Omnium Ignorantiam
Vulvodynia Cognizant Castigation
Vylet Pony I Was the Loner of Paradise Valley
Vylet Pony Super Pony World: Fairytails
Vylet Pony Carousel
Vylet Pony Queen of Misfits
Vylet Pony Cutiemarks (And the Things That Bind Us)
Vylet Pony Girls Who Are Wizards
Vylet Pony Monarch of Monsters
Wargasm (UK) Venom
We Are The In Crowd Weird Kids
We Are The In Crowd Best Intentions
We Lost the Sea A Single Flower
We Lost the Sea Departure Songs
Whirr Raw Blue
Whitechapel Whitechapel
Whitechapel Our Endless War
Whitechapel The Valley
Wide Eyes Oneironaut
Wide Eyes Terraforming
Wide Eyes Terraforming (Redux)
Widek The Garden Of Existence
Widek Journey to the Stars
Widek Dream Reflection
Widek Outside the Universe
Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
WILLOW COPINGMECHANISM
WILLOW Empathogen
WILLOW Ardipithecus
Actually fucking great. How did this come out just 5 years after the notorious "Whip My Hair"?? Insane growth.
Wisp (USA-CA) Pandora
Wisp (USA-CA) If Not Winter
WITH DIFFERENT EYES ARTIFICIAL
Within Destruction Lotus
Within Temptation Bleed Out
Someone change the album art I can't for some reason, it says "duplicate entry" but it's not one.
Within the Ruins Phenomena
Within the Ruins Halfway Human
Within the Ruins Black Heart
Wolf Alice Blue Weekend
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Requiem in D minor, K. 626
Xoth Exogalactic
XXXTENTACION 17
Y?rei Saudade
Y?rei Our Dreams Where All For Nothing
YAYA KIM a.k.a YAYA
Yeule softscars
Yeule Evangelic Girl is a Gun
Yoko Shimomura Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack
You Me At Six Hold Me Down
You Me At Six Take Off Your Colours
You Win Again Gravity Into the Dancing Blue
Young Guns Bones
Yours Truly Self Care
Yurei (CAN) Our Dreams Were All For Everything
ZZ Top Tres Hombres

4.0 excellent
1 800 PAIN BEST HOUSE ON A BAD BLOCK
A Day To Remember Bad Vibrations
A Day To Remember For Those Who Have Heart
A Day To Remember What Separates Me From You
A Night in Texas The Divine Dichotomy - Chapter I
Pretty underrated, this is sick
A Night in Texas The Divine Dichotomy - Chapter II
A Skylit Drive Rise
Aaru SWNPL
Ad Infinitum Chapter II - Legacy
Ad Infinitum Chapter III - Downfall
Adventure Club Red // Blue
Aesop Rock The Impossible Kid
Aeternam Moongod
After the Burial Wolves Within
After the Burial Dig Deep
After the Burial In Dreams
Against The Current Fever
Against The Current Gravity
Alan Silvestri Avengers: Infinity War
Alcest Les Voyages De L'Âme
Alcest Spiritual Instinct
Alcest Shelter
Alcest Écailles De Lune
Alive for Redemption Piece of Me
Alkaloid Liquid Anatomy
All That Remains Overcome
All Time Low So Wrong, It's Right
All Time Low Nothing Personal
All Time Low Dirty Work
All Time Low Future Hearts
All Time Low Wake Up, Sunshine
Allegaeon Proponent for Sentience
Allegaeon Elements of the Infinite
Allegaeon The Ossuary Lens
Allt The Seed of Self-Destruction
This is what I want more of from thall, most other thall has 0 sense of musicality whatsoever, 0 hooks, and nothing interesting. This though is a great blend of metalcore with thall, with tonnes of hooky moments to get stuck in one's head. While most of this is fairly standard when it comes to the metalcore and thall sound respectively (what with the fairly standard metalcore type vocals, and the equally as standard thall ambience), the way they execute their ideas on this EP makes it 10x more interesting than any other thall out there.
Alluvial Death Is But A Door
Alustrium A Monument to Silence
That album art is all kinds of awesome
Alustrium Insurmountable
So glad this exceeded my expectations
Alvvays Blue Rev
Amaranthe Manifest
Amy Macdonald This Is The Life
An Abstract Illusion The Sleeping City
Oh yeah. They've done it again. "The Sleeping City" is about as good as "Woe". Is it better? I dunno yet. It is, essentially, more of the same. Which isn't bad, just an observation. All the praise given to "Woe" should be given to this album as well.
Ando San OH KAY
Andrea Due In Color
Anemera Unconventional Wisdoms
Some great post metal with emphasis on clean vocals.
Angel Vivaldi Synapse
AngelMaker Sanctum
Anima Tempo Chaos Paradox
Animals As Leaders The Madness of Many
Anup Sastry Titan
Anup Sastry Bloom
Apogean Cyberstrictive
Kind of just a more progressive Inferi, and with more guttural vocals. I am quite the sucker for The Artisan Era brand of technical death metal, and this album for the most part is more of that. It's really well executed fun death metal that I cant help but spin on repeat.
Arch Echo You Won't Believe What Happens Next!
This album is an effortlessly enjoyable listen, thanks to its fantastically infectious melodic sensibilities. Every song has a strong hook/theme that is untaken for its duration. Phenomenal playing on all instruments with the lead guitar playing and keyboard playing being clear standouts. The album art is a bit odd but other than that it's an absolutely exquisite listen.
Arch Echo Story I
Arch Enemy War Eternal
Arch Enemy Khaos Legions
Arch Enemy Deceivers
Architects For Those That Wish to Exist
Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
Ariana Grande Positions
Dangerous Woman Ari is back, feel like the trap drums are utilized a lot more... "gracefully" this rtime around, it meshes a lot better than previous efforts imo
Ariana Grande My Everything
Ariana Grande Dangerous Woman
Ariana Grande Yours Truly
Armand Hammer We Buy Diabetic Test Strips
ARMNHMR Together As One
Artificial Language Distant Glow
Artificial Language doubling down on their Now We Sleep release. Its progressive metal that's almost poppy in its structure, everything is incredibly catchy. Guitarists Charlie Robbins has proven to be excellent song craftsman on his solo project Syncatto, a very flamenco styled instrumental progressive band. That flamenco style also comes through here adding a lot of dance ability to the tracks in its wake.
As Everything Unfolds Ultraviolet
As Everything Unfolds Closure
Ashnikko WEEDKILLER
I think Ashnikko's music has just grown on me over the years. When DEMIDEVIL came out I was basically just kind of revolted at what I was listening to, but now I love the unhinged factor that she sports in her music. This album has a lot in common with modern kpop, but is far more interesting, thanks to really off kilter production choices in most tracks. As well as these high octane tracks, we also have "Dying Star" which really shows off her versatility. Featuring acclaimed artist Ethel Cain, this track caps off the album on a very high note, it's essentially a ballad but the two provide excellent performances and is one of the most beautiful tracks I've heard all year. Overall, Ashnikko takes many different risks on this LP and it all comes off as fresh and inventive, among the sea of other pop artists that are afraid to break from the mold.
Asking Alexandria Reckless and Relentless
Atlantis Chronicles Nera
Fuck you Pikazilla
Attila Guilty Pleasure
Attila Chaos
Attila Villain
Au5 Divinorum
August Burns Red Death Below
Autonomist Realms
Avenged Sevenfold Avenged Sevenfold
Avenged Sevenfold City Of Evil
Avenged Sevenfold The Stage
Aversions Crown Servitude
Aversions Crown Xenocide
Avicii True
AVRALIZE FREAKS
It's great to see a band like Avralize getting recognition, especially since they have a Shrezzers-like sound. In many ways, they are similar to Polyphia if they played metalcore. The production is sleek and polished, and the choruses are incredibly catchy. The math-rock riffing reminiscent of Tim Henson is also incorporated into their sound. Moreover, the music is quite heavy, featuring nu-metalcore-like riffing, pitch-shifted djent breakdowns, and everything in between. While it may not be the most groundbreaking album out there, Avralize has succeeded in creating a modern metalcore album that fans of the genre will undoubtedly enjoy.
Avril Lavigne The Best Damn Thing
BABYMETAL Metal Resistance
BABYMETAL BABYMETAL
BABYMETAL Metal Forth
Backxwash Only Dust Remains
Band-Maid World Domination
Band-Maid Unseen World
Be'lakor Coherence
Beartooth The Surface
Berried Alive KIWING SPREE
New Berried Alive without vocals. Happy about that. Charles vocals definitely have their moments, but generally I find this group better as instrumental. They continue to be one of the most unique groups in modern djent, with a heavy trap and emo rap influence.
Beyond Creation Earthborn Evolution
Biffy Clyro Only Revolutions
Bill Evans You Must Believe In Spring
Billie Eilish When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard and Soft
Billy Woods and Kenny Segal Maps
Bilmuri Eggy Pocket
Bind The Sacrifice Phantasmagoria
Bind The Sacrifice This World Is Of Blood
Bite Down Decolorized
Black Crown Initiate Selves We Cannot Forgive
Black Crown Initiate Violent Portraits of Doomed Escape
Black Honey Soak
If No Doubt went indie rock. Great ahh band.
Black Narcissus (BE) There Lingers One Who's Long Forgotten
It took a few listens for this one to grow. There Lingers One Who's Long Forgotten by Black Narcissus is just a solid slab of post-rock that really hammers that feeling of sheer melancholia home. It's this melancholia that the band thrives off of. Each segment feels utterly mournful and somber. The atmosphere is very reminiscent of the gothic metal band Swallow the Sun in its most desolate. | What also really helps the album to standout are the songs never feel like they are dragging on too much. This can commonly be the case for post-rock. The songwriting can lack in focus, and it can really lose the listeners attention. By contrast, There Lingers One Who's Long Forgotten always has a rhythm or melody that brings in a strong sense of focus and an engaging direction. It very much feels like a post-rock Swallow the Sun once more. It's an easy recommend for those wanting more of that melancholic approach.
Black Stone Cherry Black Stone Cherry
Black Veil Brides Wretched and Divine
Black Veil Brides The Phantom Tomorrow
Blackbraid Blackbraid III
Blackmill Home
BLACKPINK Born Pink
Blightfeeder The Form of Suffering
blink-182 blink-182
blink-182 Neighborhoods
blink-182 Enema Of The State
blink-182 Dude Ranch
Bloodshot Dawn Reanimation
Bloodywood Rakshak
Blu and Exile Below the Heavens
Boldy James and Conductor Williams Across the Tracks
Boldy James and Sterling Toles Manger On Mcnichols
Bon Iver SABLE,
Bon Iver Bon Iver, Bon Iver
Bone Crown Ritual Slaughter EP
Some violent underground deathcore, absolutely vicious. Might become my release of the year, it combines a lot of my favorite styles right now. It combines those nu metalcore pitch shifted panic chords with the visceral deathcore high vocals in this perfect way that I adore. Plus, it has this haunting vibe that really draws you in.
Boneflower Reveries
Born of Osiris The Eternal Reign
Born of Osiris Soul Sphere
Born of Osiris The Discovery
Born of Osiris The Simulation
Botch An Anthology of Dead Ends
Boygenius boygenius
Brand of Sacrifice Interstice
Brand of Sacrifice God Hand
Brand of Sacrifice Between Death and Dreams
Art looks like a boss and/or Eidolon from Final Fantasy XIII. Most underrated FF game btw.
Breaking Benjamin We Are Not Alone
Bridgit Mendler Hello My Name Is...
Bring Me The Horizon Suicide Season
Bring Me The Horizon Music to Listen to...
Bruno Pernadas Private Reasons
Bruno Pernadas Those Who Throw Objects at the Crocodiles...
Bulb Moderately Fast, Adequately Furious
Bulb Archives: Volume 2
Bulb Archives: Volume 4
Bullet For My Valentine Fever
Bullet For My Valentine Venom
Burial in the Sky The Consumed Self
Buried Inside Chronoclast
Caligula's Horse Charcoal Grace
Caligula's Horse In Contact
Caligula's Horse Rise Radiant
Calvin Harris Motion
Camila Cabello C, XOXO
Car Bomb Mordial
Car Bomb Meta
Carly Rae Jepsen Dedicated
Carly Rae Jepsen The Loneliest Time
Carnifex Graveside Confessions
Carnifex Necromanteum
Carnifex World War X
Carnosus Visions of Infinihility
Casey How to Disappear
Casualties of Cool Casualties of Cool
Cattle Decapitation Terrasite
Cave Sermon Divine Laughter
Charli XCX How I'm Feeling Now
Charli XCX Crash
Charlie Griffiths Tiktaalika
Chevelle Wonder What's Next
Chevelle This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)
CHON CHON
CHVRCHES The Bones of What You Believe
CHVRCHES Love Is Dead
It ain't THAT bad
CHVRCHES Screen Violence
I liked Love Is Dead but this is an obvious step above, havent felt this way about listening to a
Chvrches album since Every Open Eye. A welcomed return!
Circa Survive Blue Sky Noise
Circa Survive Two Dreams
City Morgue Vol. 3: Bottom Of The Barrel
City Morgue My Bloody America
City Morgue City Morgue Vol 2: As Good As Dead
City Morgue HELL OR HIGH WATER VOL. 1
CLANN Seelie
A great mix of ambient pop and more future garage tracks. Sublime atmosphere all throughout, with incorporation of violin, piano, and ambient vocals. I do however wish there where a little more structured ones like Once Again. The future garage centric ones while still very good, will fall into a fairly derivative pastiche. It's a testament to this album though how its able to have me enjoy this in any way, as I do find most other future garage rather repetitive and boring.
Cliffside Deeper Water
clipping. There Existed an Addiction to Blood
clipping. Dead Channel Sky
Cloudkicker Solitude
Cloudyhead Abstraction
Coal Chamber Coal Chamber
Coldplay X&Y
Coldplay Mylo Xyloto
Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends
Confusing Paradise Qualia (Instrumental Version)
Cosmophobe The Tragedy Of Being
This is a perfect combination between old Bulb djent type material and instrumental Rings of Saturn material, deserves way more love than it's getting.
Courage My Love SPECTRA
Covet acoustics
This is wayyy too short, would like it twice the length, that would have been perfect
CrazyEightyEight Burning Alive
Crown the Empire The Fallout
Crown the Empire Retrograde
Cryoshell Cryoshell
Crystal Lake True North
Crystal Lake The Sign
Crystal Lake The Voyages
Cult of Luna Vertikal
Currents The Way It Ends
Cytotoxin Nuklearth
Dance Gavin Dance Instant Gratification
Dance Gavin Dance Jackpot Juicer
Danny Elfman Hulk
Danny Elfman Men in Black
Dark Matter Secret New Matter
Darker by Design Necrolatry
This is a really unique album in the landscape of this type of genre. Textures such as
strings and deathcore vox make it standout from the usual Inferi clone like affair, and
the aforementioned strings make it similar to a Shadow of Intent. But this album is
definitely not boxed into any one thing. I think this is an album that perhaps will be
more appreciated in time, for its really unconventional texture combinations and
layering.
Darkest Hour Perpetual | Terminal
Darkest Hour Undoing Ruin
Dauwd Theory of Colours
David Maxim Micic Bilo 3.0
Dayseeker Dark Sun
Dayshell PEGASUS
Dead American New Nostalgia
Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables
DEADSKIN A Home In The Suffering
Deaf Havana All These Countless Nights
Deaf Havana Old Souls
Death Cab for Cutie Transatlanticism
Death From Above 1979 You're a Woman, I'm a Machine
Deceptionist Initializing Irreversible Process
Demi Lovato Holy Fvck
Demi Lovato Don't Forget
Denzel Curry TA13OO
Denzel Curry Imperial
Descarnado Enajenación
Descarnado El Eterno Odio de Las Almas Desterradas
Some great slam adjacent deathcore. The vocals are just that right balance between deathcore and slam vocals. The structures are also pretty coherent, which is appreciated. While it's very heavy, it's also quite catchy in some segments.
Descarnado Ente
DESTARD ELEMENTALIS
About as good as Thall can get that's not Humanity's Last Breath pr Vildhjarta. Can take or leave the clean vocals, suppose its cool they're there to differentiate themselves a bit more.
Destiny Potato Lun
Devil Sold His Soul Loss
Devin Townsend Dark Matters
Devin Townsend Empath
Devin Townsend Project Transcendence
Diamond Construct DCX2
Dodsrit Nocturnal Will
Doja Cat Planet Her
DragonForce Sonic Firestorm
DragonForce Valley Of The Damned
DragonForce Ultra Beatdown
DragonForce Reaching into Infinity
Dreadnought The Endless
Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory
Dream Theater Images And Words
Dream Theater Awake
Dream Theater Falling Into Infinity
Dream Theater Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
Dream Theater Octavarium
Dream Theater Systematic Chaos
Dream Theater Black Clouds and Silver Linings
Dream Theater A Dramatic Turn of Events
Dreamwake The Lost Years
Dreweybear dream seeker
Drown In Sulphur Sulphur Cvlt
Dua Lipa Radical Optimism
Dua Lipa Future Nostalgia
Dvne Etemen Ænka
Dvne Asheran
Dygn Tema (Instrumental)
Dying Wish Flesh Stays Together
Bangs on more listens. The riffs are gone, and honestly, good. They are better as a whole as a hardcore adjacent metalcore band.
Dysmorphic An Illusive Progress
EarlyRise What If
Earthside Let The Truth Speak
Echo Spiral Secret Passage
Echosmith Talking Dreams
Echosmith Lonely Generation
Genuinely shocked by how good this is
Ed Sheeran +
Ellie Goulding Higher Than Heaven
Eluveitie Ategnatos
This album has so much potential to be really good, but their screamer is not good... their clean
singer is sorely underutilized, she is used as backing vocals more than anything, maybe the album
will grow on me but as of right now, I am left cold on this album
Eminem The Slim Shady LP
Emma Ruth Rundle Marked for Death
Emmure Hindsight
Emmure Look At Yourself
Emmure Eternal Enemies
ENEMY AC130 ABOVE Cosmic Apotheosis
Enterprise Earth The Chosen
This blowz so ahrd men m/////
Enterprise Earth Death: An Anthology
As polarizing as their last album, but I loved this just like their last. Insanely experimental and most if not all of the risks they took on this record paid off.
Epiphany From the Abyss Epiphany From the Abyss
Erika de Casier Still
ERRA Neon
ERRA Moments of Clarity
Evan Brewer Your Itinerary
Evan Brewer Alone
Every Time I Die Radical
Example Won't Go Quietly
Exist Hijacking The Zeitgeist
Faetooth Remnants of the Vessel
Fall Out Boy So Much (For) Stardust
Fallujah The Flesh Prevails
Fallujah The Harvest Wombs
Fallujah Undying Light
Fallujah Xenotaph
Faye Webster Underdressed At The Symphony
Faye Webster Atlanta Millionaires Club
Fejka Reunion
Fiends Insolent Noise
Fires in the Distance Air Not Meant For Us
Fleshgod Apocalypse King
Fleshgod Apocalypse Veleno
Flub Dream Worlds
Flyleaf Between the Stars
Singing on this is good tf
Flyleaf New Horizons
For Giants There, There
Four Year Strong Enemy Of The World
Fractal Universe The Impassable Horizon
Future Palace Run
Galleons Violent Delights
Galneryus Angel of Salvation
Ghost (SWE) Prequelle
Ghost (SWE) Meliora
Ghost (SWE) Infestissumam
Ghost (SWE) Opus Eponymous
Ghost (SWE) Impera
Ghost Atlas Gold Soul Coma
glaive May It Never Falter
Global Communication 76:14
Gojira The Way of All Flesh
Gojira From Mars to Sirius
Good Charlotte The Young And The Hopeless
Good Charlotte Good Charlotte
Graphic Nature A Mind Waiting to Die
Grayscale Season Everything Hurts
Grayscale Season Feel Something New
Green Day ¡UNO!
Green Day iDOS!
Green Day iTRE!
Green Day Revolution Radio
Green Day Warning
Greyhaven Stereo Grief
Greyhaven Empty Black
Hail the Sun Divine Inner Tension
Haken Affinity
Haken Aquarius
Haken Restoration
Haley Heynderickx I Need to Start a Garden
Half Me Soma
Halsey hopeless fountain kingdom
Harakiri for the Sky Scorched Earth
Harakiri for the Sky is an excellent band, and it remains to be true on "Scorched Earth." What really sets them apart is their knack for creating super coherent song arrangments. A lot of atmospheric and post-black metal can get a bit lost, but here, there's always a catchy melody that pulls you in. It also brings to mind some atmospheric melodic death metal bands like Insomnium. Plus, the clear delivery of the lyrics makes it easier to connect emotionally with the music.
Harkla Necrosis
Harrison / Johnston Early Mercy
Hath All That Was Promised
Havok Time Is Up
Hayley Williams Petals for Armor
HEALTH RAT WARS
Hellana Pandora The War Within
Instrumental djent more on the Mendel side of things than the Animals As Leaders side of things, if you catch my drift. Very neoclassical shred and quite reminiscent of Impelliteri, too. It's got a solid EDM influence that really helps to freshen things up quite a bit. Along with a modern and sleek mix that really packs a punch.
Heretoir Nightsphere
Hexecutor Poison, Lust And Damnation
Hideous Divinity Simulacrum
blast city baby, riffz are super great but the drumming is the CLEAR standout, also mixing is
impeccable, there's not enough shredding, a very minor gripe
Hideous Divinity Unextinct
Hilary Woods Night CRIÚ
Hippie Sabotage Providence
Hippotraktor Stasis
As good as this is, it's only made me realise even more how good The Ocean are. The Ocean just have such a special way of how they compose their melodies, and when they go heavy, it feels so earned. This I cant really say the same for, but it's still impressive stuff.
Ho99o9 Tomorrow We Escape
Was skeptical going into this but came out loving it. It feels very experimental hip hop, for sure. But also surprisingly focused.
Hoa Pierre EKWB
Happy thall. Interesting stuff. Unique.
Holding Absence The Noble Art of Self-Destruction
Humanity's Last Breath Abyssal
I See Stars The Wheel
I See Stars do a good job of modernising their sound on "The Wheel". You can hear their mallxcore roots, and you can also hear the modern "octanecore" influence coming in too. It's a different album to "Treehouse". This one is way more energetic out the gate. It does feel like a fresh direction for them, and they've pretty much nailed a lot of it here, as far as I'm concerned.
Ice Nine Kills The Silver Scream
If These Trees Could Talk The Bones of a Dying World
If These Trees Could Talk Red Forest
Ihlo Union
Illenium Awake
Illyria Wanderlust
Immoralist Widow
Impending Doom Baptized in Filth
In Lingua Mortua Salon Des Refuses
In Mourning The Immortal
In Vain (NO) Solemn
Pretty cool stuff. It sounds like a blend of Insomnium, Opeth, Dvne, and a bunch of other bands. Overall, the album is pretty damn refreshing for the melodic death metal genre.
Inanimate Existence The Masquerade
Inanimate Existence Underneath a Melting Sky
Infected Rain Endorphin
Infected Rain Ecdysis
Infected Rain 86
Inferi (USA) The End of an Era | Rebirth
Insomnium Heart Like a Grave
Intervals The Space Between
Intervals Circadian
Invent Animate Everchanger
Ioqto Reassemble
Iwrestledabearonce Late for Nothing
Jackboys JackBoys 2
James Horner Avatar
Jay-Z The Black Album
Jazmin Bean Traumatic Livelihood
Jinjer King of Everything
Jinjer Macro
Jinjer Duél
John Williams Star Wars: The Force Awakens
John Williams A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
John Williams E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial
Joni Mitchell Blue
Julien Baker Little Oblivions
Justice Audio, Video, Disco
Kacey Musgraves Deeper Well
Kadinja Super 90'
Kalandra A Frame of Mind
Kali Uchis Red Moon in Venus
Kali Uchis Orquídeas
Kalyptra Nightingale
Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Karmanjakah A Book About Itself
Kate Freud Kitty Riffs
Kelly Lee Owens Dreamstate
Kendrick Lamar Section.80
Kendrick Lamar DAMN.
Kim Petras Turn Off the Light
Kim Petras Feed The Beast
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Murder Of The Universe
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Infest the Rats' Nest
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Flying Microtonal Banana
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Paper Mache Dream Balloon
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard I'm In Your Mind Fuzz
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Quarters
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard 12 Bar Bruise
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Phantom Island
Kinglet Tangerine
Knosis Genknosis
Korn Follow the Leader
Korn Life Is Peachy
Korn Take a Look in the Mirror
Korn The Serenity of Suffering
Koven Gold / YES
Koven Butterfly Effect
Krosis A Memoir of Free Will
Kurtains sandy nevermore
Ladytron Witching Hour
LANDMVRKS Lost in the Waves
Last Chance to Reason Level 2
Lee McKinney In The Light of Knowledge
Leprous Pitfalls
Leprous Tall Poppy Syndrome
Leprous Coal
Leprous The Congregation
Leprous Aphelion
Adelecore is back
Lights The Listening
Like Lovers Everything All The Time Forever
Lil Wayne Tha Carter VI
Lil Xan Diego
Linkin Park Minutes to Midnight
Linkin Park Living Things
Liverplate Imagine Nino
Livlos And Then There Were None
LLNN Unmaker
Loathe (UK) The Cold Sun
Local Natives Hummingbird
Logic Vinyl Days
Loma Prieta Last
Lorna Shore Flesh Coffin
Lower Than Atlantis Changing Tune
Lower Than Atlantis World Record
Lucy Dacus Historian
Luna Shadows Digital Pacific
Mac Miller The Divine Feminine
Mac Miller GO:OD AM
Machine Head The Blackening
Make Them Suffer Make Them Suffer
Maruja Knocknarea
Masashi Hamauzu Final Fantasy XIII-2 Soundtrack
Massive Attack Mezzanine
Mastodon Once More 'Round the Sun
Mastodon Crack the Skye
Mazze Zeal
Mechina The World We Saved
Still in the right direction. Theres more of a focal point on catchy vocal melodies and riffs, but the song sorely suffers from a bloated runtime.
Mechina Progenitor
Megadeth Countdown to Extinction
Megadeth Endgame
Megadeth The Sick, the Dying… and the Dead!
Memphis May Fire Challenger
Memphis May Fire This Light I Hold
Mestis Polysemy
Metallica Metallica
Metallica Beyond Magnetic
Methwitch Indwell
Mgla Exercises in Futility
Midwinter (US) Is There Anything You Want to Say?
Miley Cyrus Plastic Hearts
It's a lot of fun, and only a couple tracks in, Miley has come a long way since Bangerz and Dead Petz....
Miley Cyrus Can't Be Tamed
Miley Cyrus Breakout
Mineral The Power of Failing
MitiS Born
MitiS Living Color
Modern Day Babylon The Ocean Atlas
Modern Day Babylon The Manipulation Theory
Monkey3 Welcome To The Machine
Monochromatic Black Vicissitude
Monolith (UK-England) Lord of the Insect Order
Monuments (UK) Gnosis
Moonlight Sorcery Horned Lord of the Thorned Castle
Morphide Mental
MORTAL REMINDER MORTAL REMINDER
Mudvayne L.D. 50
MUNA Muna
Muse Black Holes & Revelations
Myrath Karma
NAILS Every Bridge Burning
Nascar Aloe American Wasteland
Ne Obliviscaris Exul
Neck Deep The Peace And The Panic
Nick Johnston Remarkably Human
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday
Night Verses Every Sound Has a Color...: Part II
When I first went into Gallery of Sleep, I was overwhelmed, there was a lot of music to digest in one go. With this released in parts, I was given more time to digest the first half, and so for me, their release strategy actually worked out, which I was not necessarily expecting.
Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral
No Cure I Hope I Die Here
Pretty much the perfect album to get me more into hardcore. The song structures have a lot of coherency which I greatly appreciate. I've always had trouble getting into that hardcore punk drum groove, but I've been getting more used to it recently.
No Oath Therma
No Oath Liminal_
Northlane Mesmer
Northlane Mirror's Edge
Back in 2019, Northlane struck new ground in metalcore, incorporating industrial elements, and Mick Gordon influence. Since then however, they havent done much to propel their sound forward, and so brings us to Mirror's Edge which sees the band stagnating quite a bit. I will always be a sucker for Marcus Bridges vocals, but I would be lying if I said this EP was in anyway refreshing.
Nova Twins Parasites & Butterflies
Nuclear Power Trio Wet Ass Plutonium
Definitely one of the most straight up fun instrumental prog albums seen in a while, and
this band has such a goofy, but entertaining aesthetic as well. I love how the bass is
more prominent in this than a lot of other instrumental prog bands, and also use of a
bunch of other instruments unconventional to the genre.
Nujabes Modal Soul
Nyu. Flux
Obscura A Sonication
There's some pretty big drama surrounding the band right now, which is unfortunate. But "A Sonication" is yet another solid outting from Obscura. It's pretty awesome how they manage to take this very technical guitar shredding, intense drumming, and makes it incredibly coherent structurally. The band easily stands as one of the frontrunners in the modern technical death metal movement that puts emphasis on compression in the production that allows things to become cinematically huge in scope and atmosphere. Their rhythms are very distinct in how they approach them. Particularly, that very high octane rhythm they incorporate always has that Obscura feel to it. Sure, it's nothing particularly new for the band. But "A Sonication" sees the band honing their songwriting prowess, crafting songs that are just as meaningfully technical as they are memorable.
Obscure Of Acacia The Biggest Lie
Obscure Sphinx Emovere
Odeon [BR] game
Owns and it is very fun, haters will derp
ODESZA and Yellow House Flaws in Our Design
Of Mice and Men The Flood
Olympus Lenticular Tamarack
Omnibeing Polytheria
Opeth Ghost Reveries
Opeth Still Life
Ophidian I Desolate
OutKast ATLiens
Outrun the Sunlight The Return of Inertia
Outrun the Sunlight Terrapin
Outrun the Sunlight The Return of Inertia 2.0
Ovid's Withering Scryers of the Ibis
Ovid's Withering Terraphage
P.O.D. Satellite
Pale Waves Unwanted
Pantera Far Beyond Driven
Pantera The Great Southern Trendkill
Papa Roach lovehatetragedy
Papa Roach Getting Away With Murder
Papa Roach Metamorphosis
Papa Roach Crooked Teeth
Papa Roach F.E.A.R.
Papa Roach Who Do You Trust?
Parius The Eldritch Realm
Parkway Drive Horizons
Parkway Drive Ire
Parkway Drive Reverence
Pat Benatar Crimes of Passion
Pearly Drops A Little Disaster
Peridot Sky Spirals
Happy Invent Animate. Very fire.
Periphery Periphery
PinkPantheress Heaven Knows
Plini Sweet Nothings
Plini Singles (2012-2014)
Poh Hock Gallimaufry
Polaris Fatalism
Polyphia Inspire
Polyphia The Most Hated
Poppy EAT (NXT Soundtrack)
Poppy Zig
This might as well be a Poppy and HEALTH collab album, much of these instrumentals sound just like HEALTH. I very much enjoy this post-industrial sound, a pleasant surprise.
Porcupine Tree In Absentia
Porcupine Tree Closure/Continuation
Porcupine Tree Deadwing
Porcupine Tree The Sky Moves Sideways
Post Malone Hollywood's Bleeding
Post Malone beerbongs and bentleys
Post Malone Stoney
Post Malone August 26th
Post Malone Twelve Carat Toothache
Powerman 5000 Tonight The Stars Revolt!
Purefilth Unhuman Forms Prevail
Purity Ring Shrines
PVRIS Use Me
Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the Machine
Rameses B Reborn
RAYE This Music May Contain Hope
Red Handed Denial Redeemer
Red Handed Denial Wanderer
Reflections The Fantasy Effect // Redux
Reflections The Color Clear
reg3n Sinister
Solid instrumental thall. Nothing too wild, but definitely reliable
Reliqa Eventide
Reliqa I Don't Know What I Am
Reminitions Misery Eternal, Pt. II
Renaissance Ashes Are Burning
Resuscitate Immortality Complex
Revaira Loss
Rico Nasty Lethal
Rihanna Rated R
Rihanna Good Girl Gone Bad
Rihanna Unapologetic
Rihanna Talk That Talk
Rings of Saturn Embryonic Anomaly Remake
Remake makes a big difference to the overall presentation of the record (I originally
didn't think so but I digress), this Remake sounds a lot more full than the original
version, essentially better in every way, definitely on par with Dingir now.
Rivers of Nihil The Work
Loved this on subsequent listens. Serves well as a companion piece to Owls imo. Has similar ideas to Owls, but this time they went all out on the atmospherics, Owls also had a fair bit of this but I digress. There is also a lot of technical portions to the album as well, equally as well done as the atmospheric portions.
Rolo Tomassi Grievances
Rolo Tomassi Astraea
Royal Blood How Did We Get So Dark?
Royal Sorrow Innerdeeps
Very Vola and also Breaking Benjamin. Impressive first outing.
Ruins of Perception Shinigami
Saltwound The Temptation of Pain
Saor Amidst the Ruins
Saosin In Search Of Solid Ground
Saviour A Lunar Rose
Scale the Summit In a World of Fear
Scale the Summit The Collective
Scale the Summit Subjects (Instrumentals)
Seeing Things Unravel Me
Selena Gomez Revelación
Septicflesh Codex Omega
SETYOURSAILS Bad Blood
Seven Lions Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars
"Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars" further proves when Seven Lions is one of the most notable names in the current melodic bass movement. His drops are full of detail. Creating such a grandiose, progressive house inspired soundscape.
She Must Burn Umbra Mortis
Shokran Supreme Truth
Shokran Duat
Shrine Of Malice Malignance
SikTh The Trees Are Dead and Dried Out, Wait for Something Wild
Silent Planet Everything Was Sound
Simon Phillips Protocol II
Sithu Aye Senpai EP II: The Noticing
Sithu Aye Cassini
Sithu Aye Invent the Universe
Sithu Aye Cassini (5th Anniversary Remaster)
Sithu Aye Kindness
Skrillex Bangarang
Skyharbor Blinding White Noise: Illusion & Chaos
SKYLIMIT SKYLIMIT
SKYLIMIT kicked off with Jared Dines' Musician Mansion season 1. It showcases a variety of musicians, including those from a deathcore band, a power metal band, and an alternative metal band, creating a cool mix of styles. The choruses really take off in that power metal style. It balances darker and lighter tones nicely, and it feels pretty fresh for alternative metal, especially with the focus on classic guitar solos, which is awesome.
Slaughter To Prevail Grizzly
Slayyyter Starfucker
Sleeping With Sirens Complete Collapse
Sleeping With Sirens How It Feels to Be Lost
Slipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses
Slipknot .5: The Gray Chapter
Slipknot The End, So Far
Slow Crush Thirst
SOFIA ISELLA I'm camera .
Soft Blue Shimmer Heaven Inches Away
Softcult Year of the Rat
Really good but their newest singles has been next level. Hope for another EP or something of the variety for 2022. Perfect Blue and Gaslight phenomenal tracks.
Solution .45 Nightmares in the Waking State, Pt. 2
Solution .45 Nightmares In The Waking State Pt. 1
Soreption Jord
Soulvapor Soulvapor II
Some solid stuff for fans of Invent Animate and ERRA. The vocals can be a bit iffy though.
Soundgarden Superunknown
Spire of Lazarus Those Who Live In Death
Stand Atlantic Skinny Dipping
Starset SILOS
I was ready to just write this off as just another Starset album that I won't remember, but man they still got it. Their style of a more modernised Breaking Benjamin just works, and the choruses on here are grandiose and infectious. It's nothing new, but damn does it still deliver in being anthemic.
Starset Transmissions
Starset Divisions
Starset Horizons
State Champs Around the World and Back
State Champs Kings of the New Age
State of Serenity Foundations
Steven Wilson Grace for Drowning
Stormkeep Tales of Othertime
Submotion Orchestra Kites
Suicide Silence The Cleansing
Sulphur Aeon Seven Crowns and Seven Seals
Sum 41 Heaven :x: Hell
Swarm of the Lotus The Sirens of Silence
Sweet Pill (USA-PA) Starchild
Sweet Trip You Will Never Know Why
Sybreed Slave Design
Sylvaine Wistful
Symphony X Paradise Lost
Symphony X V: The New Mythology Suite
Syringe (USA-IL) HELLHORSE
Tallah Matriphagy
Tame Impala Currents
Tame Impala The Slow Rush
Taylor Swift Evermore
Termina Soul Elegy
TesseracT Polaris
Texas in July Bloodwork
Thank You Scientist Maps of Non-Existent Places
Thank You Scientist Stranger Heads Prevail
The Acacia Strain Failure Will Follow
The Agonist Prisoners
The Agonist Lullabies For The Dormant Mind
The Amity Affliction Let the Ocean Take Me
The Apotheosis Hidden Inventory
The Birthday Massacre Diamonds
The Birthday Massacre Under Your Spell
The Birthday Massacre Hide and Seek
The Black Dahlia Murder Nightbringers
The Black Eyed Peas The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies)
The Bunny The Bear The Moments That Cost
The Chariot One Wing
The Dali Thundering Concept All Mighty Men - Drifting Through a Prosthetic Era
The Dear Hunter All Is As All Should Be
The Devil Wears Prada Flowers
The Devil Wears Prada ZII
The Human Abstract Nocturne
The Mars Volta The Bedlam in Goliath
The Measure Heaven Is Only In Our Dreams
The National Trouble Will Find Me
The Ocean Anthropocentric
The Offspring Americana
The Offspring Conspiracy of One
The Offspring Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace
The Omnific The Law of Augmenting Returns
The Omnific Escapades
The Script The Script
The Weeknd Dawn FM
The Weeknd After Hours
The Zenith Passage Datalysium
Boring plain ol' 2010s era tech death, so glad The Faceless evolved from this sound on Autotheism
The Zenith Passage Solipsist
Thom Pankhurst Borealis
Thomas Newman Lemony Snicket OST
Thomas Newman Shawshank Redemption OST
Thornhill Bodies
thrown Extended Pain
Thy Art Is Murder Godlike
To The Grave Everybody’s A Murderer
Travis Scott Rodeo
Travis Scott Astroworld
Trivium Shogun
Trivium The Sin and the Sentence
Trivium What the Dead Men Say
Turian Blood Quantum Blues
TURQUOISEDEATH Se Bueno
Twenty One Pilots Trench
Twin Atlantic Vivarium
Two Door Cinema Club Tourist History
Tyler, the Creator Chromakopia
U2 All That You Can't Leave Behind
U2 The Joshua Tree
Unaligned A Form Beyond
Solid progressive death metal with great potential. Enough changes throughout each song to make things interesting. I find it could be even stronger if they leaned to the ethereal sections though.
Underoath The Place After This One
Underoath Voyeurist
Unleash The Archers Abyss
Unprocessed In Concretion
Unprocessed Perception
Unprocessed Angel
These guys have just got their formula nailed at this point. It's metalcore that's indefinitely more unique than most. Their incorporations of contemporary math rock stylings a la Polyphia. As well as a distorted tone that is all their own. rIt definitely takes a while to get used to the way in which they dial in their guitar tones, but once it clicks, it really clicks. Manuel Gardner is simply one of the best front men doing it right now. He can do it all. Intense djent riffs, intricate Polyphia passages, very solid harsh vocals, and a clean vocal that is probably just as distinct as their guitar tone. The songs structures are often unpredictable too, with definite progressive undertones in the music. rMy only gripe is that it's not as conceptual, or takes you as much of *a journey* as an album like "Artificial Void". That album felt more cohesive than this one. The vibe here is uncertain. I suppose it's "modern metal stuff", but that's where the problem for me arises a little bit. A lot of modern metalcore albums feel like a collection of singles, where it's difficult to picture a "world" it depicts in your head as you listen. rIn short. "Angel" is yet another impressive outing from Unprocessed. It's definitely one of the better metalcore albums of the year, and it's bursting with creativity, and infectious talent. It may not be as conceptual as I'd like, but it's not the biggest deal breaker.
Unsolicited Luminous Empire
Born of Osiris drummer eh?? this is much better than the last BoO album imo. Great instrumental prog/djent with a tonne of variety throughout, Elspeth is a great example of the versatility this album has to offer. Highly impressed and high chance of grower potential.
Veil of Maya False Idol
Vektor Outer Isolation
VersaEmerge Fixed at Zero
Vestigial (US) Wither
VEXED (UK) Culling Culture
Victoria Modern Value
VOLA Witness
stupid sexy djent riffs
Vulvodynia Praenuntius Infiniti
Vulvodynia Mob Justice
Vyva Melinkolya Unbecoming
Ethel-esque for sure. Extreme catharsis. Doomgaze segments are particularly interesting.
Walking Across Jupiter Mute Talk
Walking Across Jupiter Talk
Wargasm (UK) The Mixxxtape
Waste (USA-MN) Pray For Nothing
We Are The Ocean Maybe Today, Maybe Tomorrow
Weston Super Maim See You Tomorrow Baby
Whitechapel Kin
Whitechapel A New Era Of Corruption
Whitechapel The Somatic Defilement
William Black The Nature of Hope
William Black Pieces
Windwaker Enter the Wall
Windwaker Hyperviolence
Wintersun Wintersun
Wintersun Time II
Worm Shepherd The Sleeping Sun
I expected this to be more of the same as what was released a year ago (which frankly felt like a rather uninspired deathcore release and was a slog to get through), but glad to be wrong. On this EP they make an effort to include more silence in
their compositions, which allows for brilliant contrasts all throughout. While the symphonic deathcore pastiche is pretty similar to other bands out there, it's the effort they make to let the music breathe for a moment that makes all the difference.
WXTHER The Serpent
Very 2000s metalcore inspired. A lot of the riffs sound like they're lifted from that era. The vocals definitely have a unique spin to them. Delivering somewhat of a pop punk energy that is very fun.
Zeke Lindgren Abiogene III - Memento

3.5 great
1914 Viribus Unitis
Fuck it's actually kinda good. Damn.
6ix9ine DAY69
A Day To Remember Big Ole Album Vol. 1
A Greater Danger Desolate Odyssey
A Wake in Providence I Write To You, My Darling Decay
90% stale symphonic deathcore, 10% actually cool things happening vocally.
Abbie Falls No One's Above, No One's Below
Abigail Williams A Void Within Existence
Above, Below The Lotus Chapters
Aeternam Al Qassam
After the Burial Rareform
Agent Fresco Destrier
Alcest Les Chants de L'Aurore
Alestorm No Grave But the Sea
Alestorm Back Through Time
Alestorm Sunset on the Golden Age
Alestorm Curse of the Crystal Coconut
Alestorm Seventh Rum of a Seventh Rum
Always deliver on the album art if nothing else
Alex G God Save The Animals
All That Remains AntiFragile
All Time Low Last Young Renegade
Allegaeon Damnum
Alterbeast Immortal
Alustrium An Absence of Clarity
Amorphis Halo
Amorphis Queen of Time
Anaal Nathrakh A New Kind of Horror
Anberlin Cities
Andrea Bisili ONYX
Angel Vivaldi Away With Words, Part 2
AngelMaker AngelMaker
Animals As Leaders The Joy of Motion
Animals As Leaders Weightless
Animals As Leaders Animals as Leaders
Ankor Venom
Anthrax State Of Euphoria
Anthrax Spreading The Disease
Anup Sastry Illuminate
Arcane Roots Heaven and Earth
Arch Echo Final Pitch
Arch Enemy Will to Power
Arch Enemy Blood Dynasty
Architects Holy Hell
Ariana Grande Thank U, Next
Ariana Grande Sweetener
Arkaik Labyrinth of Hungry Ghosts
Arm's Length There's A Whole World Out There
As Everything Unfolds DID YOU ASK TO BE SET FREE?
As I Lay Dying An Ocean Between Us
ASAP Rocky Don't Be Dumb
Asking Alexandria Stand Up and Scream
Atlantis Chronicles Ten Miles Under Water
August Burns Red Phantom Anthem
Auras Binary Garden
Avenged Sevenfold Waking The Fallen
Aversions Crown Hell Will Come For Us All
Aviations Luminaria
Kinda gewd
Avicii Tim
Avicii Stories
Avril Lavigne Love Sux
Avril Lavigne Under My Skin
Avril Lavigne Goodbye Lullaby
Azealia Banks Broke With Expensive Taste
Azure (UK) Of Brine And Angel's Beaks
Azure (UK) Fym
Bad Omens Finding God Before God Finds Me
Balance and Composure with you in spirit
Band-Maid Conqueror
I can tell they went for a bit more of bluesy flare with this album, it's met with mixed results, I think the album overall is a bit inconsistent compared to previous efforts, but it's still a solid effort, all things considered, recommended tracks: Dilemma, Bubble, glory, Blooming, Reincarnation
Band-Maid Epic Narratives
Bathory Blood Fire Death
Becoming The Archetype Children of the Great Extinction
Behemoth Evangelion
Bell Witch Future's Shadow I: The Clandestine Gate
Benee Hey u x
So so dope
Benee Ur an Angel I'm Just Particles
Benny The Butcher Everybody Can't Go
Berried Alive The Mixgrape
This is his best record to date imo. His previous albums felt like a bunch of riffs rawkwardly melded together (and I mean awkward) to create some semblance of a song. On rthis new one the songs have a lot more direction to them. Berried Alive is a stupidly runderappreciated/slept on (whatever you like to call it) artist. But I really dont care rfor the vocals a lot of the time either way, i just listen to instrumental.
Berried Alive Our Own Light
Better Lovers Highly Irresponsible
Between the Buried and Me The Blue Nowhere
Between the Buried and Me Alaska
Beyond Creation The Aura
Billie Eilish Happier Than Ever
Billy Woods and Kenny Segal Hiding Places
Black Sabbath Master of Reality
Black Sabbath Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath Vol. 4
Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Black Veil Brides Set the World on Fire
Blessthefall Witness
blink-182 California
Bloodywood Nu Delhi
Blue Oyster Cult Agents of Fortune
Blut Aus Nord Disharmonium - Undreamable Abysses
Boards of Canada The Campfire Headphase
Boards of Canada Geogaddi
Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited
Bob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin'
Borknagar Fall
Bound In Fear Penance
Brain Drill Quantum Catastrophe
Bullet For My Valentine Temper Temper
Bullet For My Valentine Bullet for My Valentine
Temper Temper (bad album) Venom (good album) Gravity (bad album) self titled (good ralbum), the trend continues
Burzum Filosofem
Car Bomb w^w^^w^w
Carnifex Dead in My Arms
Caroline Polachek Desire, I Want To Turn Into You
Cartoon Theory Planet Geisha
Caskets Reflections
Octanecore junk food, but it's pretty good..
CASUALLY CONNECTED Away From
Catsclaw Human Fission
Ceremony Of Silence Hálios
Chat Pile Cool World
Chelsea Grin Suffer In Heaven
Chelsea Grin Desolation Of Eden
Chelsea Grin My Damnation
Chelsea Wolfe She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She
Chevelle NIRATIAS
Children of Bodom Hatebreeder
Children of Bodom Follow the Reaper
Chimp Spanner Imperium Vorago
Chronologist Solstice II
Circa Survive On Letting Go
Circa Survive Juturna
Cocteau Twins Heaven or Las Vegas
Cold As Life Born To Land Hard
Collisaliz Scattered Apart
Conditions Full of War
Conquer Divide Slow Burn
Cordae The Lost Boy
Coroner Mental Vortex
Counterparts A Eulogy for Those Still Here
Covet technicolor
Covet catharsis
Crown Magnetar The Codex of Flesh
Crown Magnetar Everything Bleeds
Crypt Crawler The Immortal Realm
Crypta Echoes Of The Soul
Cryptopsy An Insatiable Violence
Crystal Castles Amnesty (I)
Cult of Luna The Raging River
Currents The Place I Feel Safest
Cynic Traced in Air
DaBaby Baby On Baby 2
Dance Gavin Dance Artificial Selection
Dance Gavin Dance Afterburner
Dance Gavin Dance Acceptance Speech
Dance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle Mountain
Danny Elfman The Corpse Bride
Dark Tranquillity Damage Done
Darko (US) Starfire
Darkthrone Transilvanian Hunger
David Guetta One Love
David Guetta Nothing but the Beat
David Maxim Micic Bilo 2.0
David Maxim Micic BILO IV
Deadmau5 4x4=12
DeadVectors The Gray
Kinda just a Humanity's Last Breath clone honestly. Chug thall fest with the occasional blastbeats, so mandatory 3.5 from me. Lacks any real memorable moments, whether that be a hooky melody or riff.
DeadVectors Eternal Tundra
Deafheaven New Bermuda
Death Leprosy
Death Spiritual Healing
Death Human
Death Scream Bloody Gore
Death Individual Thought Patterns
Defamed Blackblood
Delving Hirschbrunnen
Demonstealer The Propaganda Machine
Not bad! Melodic moments in between all the blast beating and chugging to keep things interesting. The rhythms are usually ones you would want to mosh to, with uptempo energy that is enjoyable to listen to.
Denzel Curry Zuu
Derek and the Dominos Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
Desolate (USA-NY) The fate of destruction is the joy of rebirth
Devin Townsend Project Ghost
Devin Townsend Project Addicted
Devin Townsend Project Deconstruction
Devin Townsend Project Ki
Distant Tsukuyomi: The Origin
Disturbed The Sickness
Disturbed Believe
Disturbed Ten Thousand Fists
Disturbed Indestructible
Djrum Under Tangled Silence
Doja Cat Scarlet
DragonForce The Power Within
DragonForce Maximum Overload
DragonForce Extreme Power Metal
Dream Theater Distance Over Time
Drown In Sulphur Dark Secrets of the Soul
Drudkh Blood In Our Wells
Drudkh Forgotten Legends
Echosmith Echosmith
Ed Sheeran ÷
Edge of Reality In Static
Everything is competently done except songwriting wise. Theres not many memorable bits lacks cohesion.
Eidola The Architect
what Garth said
Eidola To Speak, to Listen
Eidola Degeneraterra
Eidola Eviscerate
Generic swancore except it's a bit heavier this time.
Eminem Music To Be Murdered By
Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP 2
Eminem Recovery
Eminem Relapse
Eminem The Eminem Show
Emperor In the Nightside Eclipse
END (USA-NJ) The Sin of Human Frailty
Engulf The Dying Planet Weeps
Enshine Origin
Enslaved E
Enslaved RIITIIR
Enter Shikari A Kiss For The Whole World
Entheos (USA) Time Will Take Us All
Epica Aspiral
ERRA ERRA (EP)
ERRA Andromeda
ERRA ERRA
Eschaton (USA) Techtalitarian
Ethereal Shroud Trisagion
Exivious Liminal
Exocrine Maelstrom
Exocrine Molten Giant
Exocrine Ascension
Faceless Burial At the Foothills of Deliration
Fallujah Nomadic
Fallujah Empyrean
Fear Factory Demanufacture
Fear Factory Digimortal
Fit for an Autopsy The Sea of Tragic Beasts
Five Finger Death Punch The Wrong Side of Heaven and The Righteous Side of Hell, Volume 2
Five Finger Death Punch And Justice for None
FKA Twigs Caprisongs
Fleetwood Mac Rumours
Frontierer The Skull Burned Wearing Hell...
Frozen Soul Glacial Domination
Future Palace Distortion
Galantis Church
Galantis The Aviary
Galantis Pharmacy
Galleons Galleons
Ghost (SWE) Phantomime
Glaciers (US) Ivory
The disparity between the styles feels very odd. It's a thall and pop hybrid, and it mostly feels jarring more than anything else. What doesn't help is the incoherent song structures, which makes it even more difficult to get into.
Gojira L'Enfant Sauvage
Goldfinger Hang-ups
Good Tiger A Head Full of Moonlight
Good Tiger Raised in a Doomsday Cult
Gorillaz Gorillaz
Gorillaz Plastic Beach
Graphic Nature Who Are You When No One Is Watching?
Gravemind Introsphere
This nu-core sound is just way oversaturated hard to get excited about it. Very influenced by the likes of Loathe, Graphic Nature, and some others. It's just quite bland and lacks fresh ideas.
Green Day Dookie
Green Day Insomniac
Green Day Nimrod
Green Day Kerplunk
Green Day 39/Smooth
Green Day Saviors
Greyhaven Keep It Quiet
Solid metalcore. Nothing too mindblowing, but pretty... pretty good.
Greylotus Motherwort
Gru Cosmogenesis
Guttural Slug Plague Of Filth
Hail the Sun cut. turn. fade. back.
Haken The Mountain
Haken Fauna
Halsey If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power
she shows some boobage and now you guys decide to like her, I see how it is
Hans Zimmer Man of Steel
Harakiri for the Sky Maere
Harkla Ruktur
Haxprocess Beyond What Eyes Can See
HEAVENSGATE A HEART IS A HEAVY BURDEN
Pure stank face the EP. High grower potential.
Herbie Hancock Head Hunters
Heretoir Solastalgia
Howard Shore The Hobbit - An Unexpected Journey
Howard Shore The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Soundtrack
Howard Shore The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Humanity's Last Breath Humanity's Last Breath
I Am Abomination Passion Of The Heist II
Ice Nine Kills The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood
the haters have joined the chat
Ice Spice Y2K!
Ihlo Legacy
Ihsahn Ihsahn
Illenium Illenium
I'm just a sucker for Illenium's sound, I could see why someone would think this is utter dogshit
Imminence Turn the Light On
Imminence Heaven in Hiding
Immunity Dark Side Of The Earth
In Flames Foregone
In Flames The Jester Race
In Flames A Sense of Purpose
In Hearts Wake Incarnation
My standards for metalcore is low but this really isn't anything special.
Inanimate Existence Clockwork
Inertia (AUS) Second Shadow
Nothing particularly new for modern metalcore but some great vocal performances, and fun riffage.
Infant Annihilator The Palpable Leprosy of Pollution
Infant Island Obsidian Wreath
Inferi (USA) Of Sunless Realms
Inferi (USA) The Path of Apotheosis
Ingested Ashes Lie Still
Ingested Where Only Gods May Tread
Into The Vein Paradise Lies
Invent Animate Greyview
Invent Animate Stillworld
Ion Dissonance Cursed
Iron Maiden Somewhere In Time
Irreversible Mechanism Infinite Fields
Gets incredibly repetitive after a while, they did a much better job of making a multifaceted listening experience on their follow up.
ISIS Oceanic
ISIS Panopticon
Iwrestledabearonce Hail Mary
J. Cole 4 Your Eyez Only
J. Cole The Fall-Off
Definitely suffers from a fair bit of bloat. While some melodic cuts are nice, there's too many and it brings the energy quite low by the end. Double albums are always risky and I don't think this one quite stuck the landing. You can definitely feel the repetition by the end. It just doesn't feel as vital as it should have.
Jakub Zytecki Nothing Lasts, Nothing's Lost
Jakub Zytecki Remind Me
Jakub's guitar articulation is out of this world. Love the calm ambient vibes of this. I think overall these songs are lacking structure, they meander a lot, my main issue.
Janelle Monae Dirty Computer
Jay Rock Redemption
JID The Forever Story
JID DiCaprio 2
Jinjer Inhale, Don't Breathe
Jinjer Cloud Factory
Job For A Cowboy Doom
John Williams Star Wars: The Last Jedi
John Williams Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Judas Priest Painkiller
Judas Priest Sad Wings Of Destiny
Kanye West ye
Kanye West 808s and Heartbreak
Kardashev Liminal Rite
Katatonia The Great Cold Distance
KAYTRAMINE Kaytraminé
Kid Cudi Man on the Moon III: The Chosen
Kid Cudi Man on the Moon: The End of Day
Killswitch Engage The End of Heartache
Kim Petras Clarity
King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Omnium Gatherum
Now Omnium Gatherum have to make an album called King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Fishing For Fishies
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Gumboot Soup
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard K.G.
very MEH
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Polygondwanaland
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Nonagon Infinity
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Eyes Like The Sky
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard FLIGHT b741
King Mothership The Ritual
KISS KISS
Korn See You on the Other Side
Korn Issues
Korn Untitled
Korn Korn III: Remember Who You Are
Korn The Path of Totality
Korn The Nothing
Kyros Mannequin
Lacuna Coil Sleepless Empire
Lana Del Rey Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd
LANDMVRKS Fantasy
Lattermath Winter's Painting
Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin III
Lights PEP
This album cover seems too busy to me, like there's so much clutter all over it. Skin and Earth cover was minimalistic and this one is the exact opposite. Unfortunately, this doesn't work for me in terms of album cover. At least I've liked most of the singles so far...
Lights A6
Lil Peep HELLBOY
Limbo Elicit
Limp Bizkit Results May Vary
Limp Bizkit Still Sucks
Linkin Park The Hunting Party
Little Simz Lotus
Livealie Living in the Static
Logic Young Sinatra IV
Logic Bobby Tarantino III
Logic Bobby Tarantino
Lord Dying Clandestine Transcendence
Lorna Shore Immortal
Low Roar Once in a Long, Long While...
Lower Than Atlantis Safe in Sound
lowheaven Ritual Decay
Machine Head Unatoned
Maggie Lindemann Headsplit
Alt-pop/alt-metal crossover executed flawlessly. If you are any way into Bad Omens there should be a lot here for you to enjoy. The weakest song is "deprecating", those Siiickbrain growls are very bad.
Makari Wave Machine
Malevolence Where Only The Truth Is Spoken
Mastiff Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth
Mastodon The Hunter
Mastodon Blood Mountain
Matty Mullins Unstoppable
McKinley Dixon Magic, Alive!
Mechina Venator
always AOTY on 1st of january, insane tactics
Mechina Siege
Megadeth Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?
Megadeth The System Has Failed
Megadeth United Abominations
Megadeth Th1rt3en
Megadeth Dystopia
Megadeth Risk
Memphis May Fire Sleepwalking
Mereba The Breeze Grew a Fire
Mereba The Jungle Is The Only Way Out
MesaVerde All Is Well
Messiah Complex MESSIAH COMPLEX II
Metallica Hardwired...to Self-Destruct
mewithoutYou Pale Horses
Miley Cyrus Younger Now
Miley Cyrus Bangerz
Miley Cyrus The Time of Our Lives
Miley Cyrus Something Beautiful
MitiS Shattered
MitiS Lost
Monuments (UK) In Stasis
Morbid Angel Altars of Madness
Muse Showbiz
Muse Absolution
Muse The 2nd Law
Muse The Resistance
My Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
My Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
NAILS Unsilent Death
Neck Deep Neck Deep
Neck Deep All Distortions Are Intentional
Treading water
Necrophagist Onset of Putrefaction
Nick Johnston Atomic Mind
Nick Johnston Child of Bliss
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded
Nindjent0 Pokemon Red
No Eye Has Seen Impermanence
No Oath Silicon
Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII: Original Soundtrack
Norma Jean Wrongdoers
Nothing More Spirits
Novelists Noir
Novelists Déjà Vu
This is the moment they first captured the vibrant sound that they would later perfect when Camille joins the band. It is undoubtedly more accessible than ever before. They have incorporated a lot more synths and vocal chops into the mix. And wow, do the choruses really stand out, often making a significant impact. This album genuinely inspires you to dance along, which is something that can't be said for their earlier work. They had already mastered their ethereal sound, but the upbeat tracks were not as prominent. Deja Vu is exceptionally funky and refreshingly unique. Even though it leans more towards a pop sound, it remains more distinctive than their previous ambient djent style, which I find quite ironic.
Obscura A Valediction
Obscura Diluvium
Of Mice and Men Of Mice and Men
Olympus Lenticular When the Silence of Absence Deepens
Once Human Scar Weaver
Opeth My Arms, Your Hearse
Opeth Watershed
Orbit Culture Death Above Life
I was ready to just write this album off as just another Orbit Culture album, the same as last time. However, something important happened that kind of changed my stance on at least their newest album "Death Above Life". That change being, non other than Buster Odeholm on the production side of things this time around.rIt made me realise that, "huh... Orbit Culture and Humanity's Last Breath have some similarities, dont they?" and then things started to fit more into place. The production here is massive, and really compliments Orbit Cultures titanic sound. It almost feels like a more accessible version of HLB in a way, with a lot of coherent, focused structures to latch on to. Like usual, though, the clean vocals I'm on the fence on, but they are not as abundant in this album, which I see as a plus.rSo as it turns out, Orbit Culture are, of course, one of the more popular Swedish metal bands around, and it made me realise why in this album more than ever before. Their Meshuggah influence is strikingly apparent at times, and some breakdowns will feel like a nuclear explosion went off that decimated half the globe. You know, the usual Humanity's Last Breath special, no biggie.
Origin Antithesis
OutKast Aquemini
Overkill Scorched
Owane and Jack Gardiner Chapter One: Shredemption
Paleface Swiss The Wilted
Palisades Reaching Hypercritical
Pantera Vulgar Display of Power
Pantera Cowboys from Hell
Papa Roach The Connection
Paramore Brand New Eyes
Parasite Inc. Cyan Night Dreams
On paper melodeath plus synth sounds awful, but its actually pulled off well here. Very fun record.
Periphery Clear
Persefone Metanoia
Persefone Truth Inside the Shades (Re-Recorded)
Pierce the Veil Misadventures
Pink Floyd The Division Bell
Pink Floyd Meddle
Pink Floyd The Wall
Pixies Doolittle
Polyphia Resurrect
Pomegranate Tiger All Input Is Error
On their previous album "Boundless", the songs felt like they had more direction, by comparison, a lot of the time these songs go nowhere. There is, admittedly, something awe-inducing at the sheer musicianship on
display, though. Still, not enough to attain more than a slightly above-average affair.
Pomegranate Tiger Boundless
Porcupine Tree Signify
Post Malone Austin
Profiler A Digital Nowhere
Protest the Hero Kezia
Protest the Hero Scurrilous
PSYCHO-FRAME Salvation Laughs in the Face of a Grieving Mother
Pupil Slicer Blossom
Rameses B Pure - EP
Rameses B Inspire
REFORMIST Voyages
Reliqa Afterlight
Replicant Infinite Mortality
Revocation The Outer Ones
Revocation Netherheaven
Revocation Deathless
Revocation Great Is Our Sin
Rhapsody of Fire Symphony Of Enchanted Lands II
Rhapsody of Fire Power Of The Dragonflame
Rings of Saturn Ultu Ulla
Ritual Fog But Merely Flesh
Rivers of Nihil The Conscious Seed of Light
Rivers of Nihil Rivers of Nihil
Riverside ID.Entity
Rolo Tomassi Cosmology
Rolo Tomassi Hysterics
Rolo Tomassi In the Echoes of All Dreams
Roma Ivakov Soldier
Rototypical Volume I: The Tactician
Royal Coda To Only a Few at First
Saya Gray Saya
Scale the Summit Carving Desert Canyons
ScHoolboy Q Blue Lips
Seamus McDaniel Mind
Selena Gomez Revival
Senna Stranger to Love
Septicflesh Modern Primitive
Sepultura Arise
Shrine Of Malice Obyrith
Siamese Elements
Sithu Aye Senpai
Sithu Aye Homebound
Sithu Aye Senpai III
pika is hipster trash he has no say on this album whatsoever, he only likes hipster black metal, he even gave and justice for all by metallica a 2/5, how much more hipster can you get than that? Dont listen to this guys about anything whatsoever.
Sixth Wonder Prologue
Skyharbor Guiding Lights
Sleep Token Sundowning
Sleep Token Even in Arcadia
Sleeping With Sirens Madness
Sleeping With Sirens With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear
Slice the Cake Other Slices
Slice the Cake The Man With No Face
Slice the Cake Cleansed
Slift Ilion
Slowdive Everything is Alive
Softcult When A Flower Doesn’t Grow
More solid stuff from one of the best dreampop bands I've ever heard. To be honest, the tracks off their long awaited debut album haven't quite gripped me as much as their older tracks. But that just could be to do with me listening to this band since their initial rise and following their journey throughout the years very closely. There's a slight amount of fatigue with the sound setting in. For a first time listener, it'll probably hit really nicely, however.rThe more punk side to the group I've always been a bit on the fence on. I don't mind the odd more energetic track from them, but "Hurt Me" and "Tired" are where my limit gets reached a bit. The intent behind the songs are understand, just the execution isn't quite my favorite. The screeching repetitive choruses I find a bit of an ear sore, personally.
Soilwork Verkligheten
Soilwork The Ride Majestic
Soilwork Overgivenheten
Shit
Sordid Pink Sordid Pink
Soulkeeper Join Us In Creating Excellence
Soundtrack (Film) Avatar: The Way of Water
Soundtrack (Film) Wonka
Spawn of Possession Incurso
Spectral Lore III
Spectral Voice Sparagmos
Spiritbox Singles Collection
St. Vincent Marry Me
State Champs The Finer Things
State Champs Living Proof
State Faults Children of the Moon
Static Dress Rouge Carpet Disaster
Stellar Circuits Phantom::Phoenix
Steven Wilson To the Bone
Steven Wilson Insurgentes
Stick to Your Guns Keep Planting Flowers
Stortregn Impermanence
Suffocation Pierced From Within
Sunscourge and Oracle Spectre Crepuscular Rituals
Definitely pretty solid, but my returns have diminished with this symphonic deathcore sound each year. To the point I don't really care much about it anymore.
Svalbard The Weight of the Mask
Swallow the Sun Emerald Forest And The Blackbird
Swallow the Sun New Moon
Swallow the Sun Hope
Swallow the Sun Ghosts Of Loss
Swallow the Sun The Morning Never Came
Sweet Pill (USA-PA) Still There’s a Glow
Sylosis A Sign of Things to Come
Sylosis Cycle of Suffering
Sylvaine Eg Er Framand
A very nice batch of nordic folk cuts, though it doesnt have the component I find most intriguing by this band, which is the juxtaposition between the blackgaze and said nordic folk.
Syncatto Fiction
Song structures are a lot more simplified on this one compared to Charlie Robbins's (guitarist of Californian band Artificial Language) last, which I'm not too mad about. A Place to Breathe was great for its more ambitious approach, but this reminds me of Renaissance by Polyphia in it's incredibly infectious and catchy melodies/groove tracks that don't overstay their welcome. Packed with gorgeous and lush Mestis (Javier of Animals as Leaders fame most notably the album Eikasia) esque flamenco style of guitar playing, it's a recipe for success. Another slam dunk from the Artificial Language side project.
System 7 Power Of Seven
Takatak Acrophase
Taylor Swift Speak Now
Taylor Swift The Life of a Showgirl
Honestly? This album is not that bad, and the hate for it seems to come from the fatigue for Taylor's music than anything else. And that's totally fair, she really hasn't stopped releasing music this whole decade. This album though? Has some bops if you're willing to look past her excessive release schedule, and nothing as obnoxious and in your face as "Shake It Off", either. Hallelujah. Instead the album is more of a chill vibe, but still vibrant and infectious. Sure, theres some corny ahh lyrics, but it's not particularly cringeworthy. All her albums have some cringe in there.
Taylor Swift Fearless
Taylor Swift Taylor Swift
Television Marquee Moon
ten56. Downer
Termina Dysphoria
TesseracT War of Being
Testament The New Order
Textures Drawing Circles
Textures Silhouettes
Textures Polars
The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Black Dahlia Murder Deflorate
The Black Dahlia Murder Nocturnal
The Black Dahlia Murder Verminous
The Black Dahlia Murder Everblack
The Black Dahlia Murder Ritual
The Black Dahlia Murder Abysmal
The Devil Wears Prada Zombie
The Dillinger Escape Plan Option Paralysis
The Home Team The Crucible of Life
Quite similar to Dance Gavin Dance but less mathy and more emphasis on dancey rhythms (quite the ironic sentence).
The Human Abstract Digital Veil
The Mars Volta Octahedron
The Ocean Heliocentric
The Ocean Pelagial
The Pretty Reckless Death By Rock and Roll
I like this commercialized rock garbage, sue me!
The Pretty Reckless Going to Hell
The Pretty Wild zero.point.genesis
The Red Shore The Avarice Of Man
The Rolling Stones Aftermath
The Safety Fire Grind the Ocean
The Safety Fire Mouth of Swords
The Smiths The Queen Is Dead
The Story So Far I Want to Disappear
The Stranglers La Folie
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza Danza IIII: The Alpha - The Omega
The Who Who's Next
The Wise Man's Fear What Slept Beneath Tarvos
The World Is Quiet Here Zon
Their Dogs Were Astronauts Momentum
Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind
Three Days Grace One-X
Thrice The Artist in the Ambulance (Revisited)
Thus Spoke Zarathustra I’m Done With Self Care, It’s Time For...
Thy Art Is Murder Human Target
Tool Ænima
Tool Undertow
Travis Scott Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight
Travis Scott Utopia
Tribulation Hamartia
Trippie Redd Pegasus
Tritonal Reverence
Trivium Ember to Inferno
Trivium The Crusade
Trivium Vengeance Falls
Twenty One Pilots Blurryface
Underoath Lost In The Sound Of Separation
Underoath Define The Great Line
Underoath Ø (Disambiguation)
Unhallowed Deliverance Of Spectres and Strife
Unleash The Archers Demons Of The Astrowaste
Unleash The Archers Time Stands Still
production value let's this down, could probably be as good as Apex with better production
Vampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the City
Veil of Maya Eclipse
Veilburner Longing for Triumph, Reeking of Tragedy
Unique for black metal. I'll give it to them.
Venom Prison Erebos
Viagra Boys Viagr Aboys
Visenya Illuminate
VOLA Applause of a Distant Crowd
VOLA Inmazes
VOWER Apricity
Wage War Stigma
Walking Across Jupiter Scent
We Lost the Sea Triumph and Disaster
Wet Leg Moisturizer
Weyes Blood And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow
What Escapes Me Egress Point
Where Stars Collide Dome
White Moth Black Butterfly The Cost Of Dreaming
Wilderun Epigone
This is that Riverside type of prog metal that I don't care much for. This also kind of reminds of Devin Townsend weirdly but this guys vocals are far below Devin's in every aspect imaginable. The growled vocals as well as heavy riffing portions are neat but are used too sparingly to the point they become an afterthought a lot of the time, unfortunately.
will.i.am #Willpower
Windrunner MAI
Windrunner Sen
Wintersun The Forest Seasons
Wintersun Time I
Wishbone Ash Argus
With Sails Ahead Infinite Void
Within the Ruins Phenomena II
Within the Ruins Elite
Wolf and Bear Bloodletter
Worm Shepherd Ritual Hymns
Yngwie Malmsteen Perpetual Flame
You Me At Six Cavalier Youth
You Me At Six Suckapunch
Young Guns All Our Kings Are Dead
Yours Truly Toxic
Just some decent pop punk/alternative rock. I have a soft spot for the vocals.

3.0 good
12 Stones 12 Stones
21 Savage american dream
2Pac Me Against the World
2Pac All Eyez on Me
A Skylit Drive Wires...and the Concept of Breathing
Abysmal Dawn Phylogenesis
Abysmal Dawn Nightmare Frontier
Acadence Destruction Of The Gods
ACCVSED Dealers of Doom
Acid Bath When the Kite String Pops
Aegaeon Age
Aesop Rock Black Hole Superette
After the Burial Rareform (Re-release)
Against The Current Past Lives
Agusa En Annan Värld
Ahab The Coral Tombs
Aleph (USA-MN) Ego Death
Alestorm The Thunderfist Chronicles
Alkaline Trio Maybe I'll Catch Fire
All Time Low Tell Me I'm Alive
Amorphis Skyforger
Amorphis The Beginning of Times
Amorphis Borderland
*Pokes with stick*. Do something different.
Ancient Death Ego Dissolution
Andre 3000 New Blue Sun
Angra Temple of Shadows
Annisokay Abyss – The Final Chapter
Architects Daybreaker
Architects The Here and Now
Architects The Classic Symptoms of a Broken Spirit
Artillery By Inheritance
As Within, So Without Salvation
Ashnikko Demidevil
Asking Alexandria Like a House on Fire
Shitshitshitshitshitshitshitshitshitshit
Assemble The Chariots Unyielding Night
Astronoid Stargod
Asunojokei Think of You
Attack Attack! Attack Attack! II
Attila About That Life
Attila Rage
August Burns Red Found in Far Away Places
Ava Max Don't Click Play
Avenged Sevenfold Sounding The Seventh Trumpet
Avenged Sevenfold Life Is But A Dream...
Aviations The Light Years
Avril Lavigne Avril Lavigne
Avril Lavigne Head Above Water
Bad Omens Bad Omens
Band-Maid Unleash
Baroness Stone
Band has always been Mastodon lite, has some decent songs, but overall meh
Bathory Bathory
Battle Beast Circus of Doom
Being Anthropocene
Being as an Ocean Death Can Wait
Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin Stygian Bough: Volume II
Between the Buried and Me The Silent Circus
Between the Buried and Me Between the Buried and Me
Biffy Clyro Puzzle
Biffy Clyro Futique
Big Thief Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You
Biosphere Substrata
Black Pegasus Black Grass Smoker
Black Sabbath Heaven And Hell
Black Sabbath Mob Rules
Bleed From Within Shrine
Bleed From Within Zenith
Blessthefall Gallows
Blessthefall Hollow Bodies
Blind Guardian Beyond The Red Mirror
blink-182 One More Time...
Blood Incantation Hidden History Of The Human Race
Blood Incantation Absolute Elsewhere
Bloom (AUS) Maybe in Another Life
Blut Aus Nord Disharmonium – Nahab
Blut Aus Nord Ethereal Horizons
Bodysnatcher Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home
Born of Osiris A Higher Place
Boygenius the record
This album it's just simply not as good as the member's solo material. I tried giving it the benefit of the doubt and say "maybe I just don't like Lucy Dacus" and that's bringing it down for me, cause I haven't heard much of her solo material, but no, I listened to "Night Shift" and I immediately liked it more than this entire album. In terms of Bridgers and Baker, I find their solo material genuinely heart-wrenching, with a slight edge to Baker in this regard, something I really cannot say about this album. On paper, I should love this, but the songs don't connect for whatever reason, I'm not quite sure why.
Breaking Benjamin Phobia
Bring Me The Horizon amo
Brodequin Harbinger of Woe
Camel Mirage
Camel The Snow Goose
Cannibal Corpse Violence Unimagined
Car Bomb Tiles Whisper Dreams
Car Seat Headrest The Scholars
Caravan In the Land of Grey and Pink
Carcass Heartwork
Carcass Swansong
Carcass Surgical Steel
Carcass Torn Arteries
Carly Rae Jepsen The Loveliest Time
Catsclaw Perfect Death
Chamber (USA) This Is Goodbye...
Chevelle Bright as Blasphemy
Chimp Spanner At the Dream's Edge
This album may have been groundbreaking when it was first released, but over the years, other bands in the same genre have surpassed its quality. The melodic writing seems amateurish, and the sound design sounds like it could be heard in an arcade (I wish I was joking). In comparison, bands such as Wide Eyes and Modern Day Babylon have improved upon this issue by leaps and bounds with their convincing approaches to melodic writing, something that cannot be said for this album.
Chimp Spanner All Roads Lead Here
Clipse Let God Sort Em Out
Cloudkicker Let Yourself Be Huge
Coheed and Cambria Vaxis III: The Father of Make Believe
Coheed and Cambria Vaxis I: The Unheavenly Creatures
Coheed and Cambria From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
Cold Night For Alligators Fervor
Conjurer Unself
Connor Kaminski Tapestry
Cordae From a Birds Eye View
Corelia Nostalgia
Crown the Empire Sudden Sky
Cryptopsy None So Vile
Cryptosis Celestial Death
Crystal Lake The Weight of Sound
On the surface, "The Weight of Sound" seems like an impressive metalcore record. However, it's important to note that this is an album by Crystal Lake. This band used to be far more unique than what is presented on this album. All of that came to a beautiful culmination on their previous record, "Helix".rYes, it was heavy, yes it had riffs, but it also had a genuine heart to it. Many of the songs contained melodies packed with emotion. Complimented by exquisite cinematic ambience. The record felt like something more than your average metalcore record. It felt more grandiose and emotional.rWhile the Killswitch Engage influence is fine on "Sound", it's the first time this band has ever felt well and throughly "ordinary", to me personally. The influence contained is far too apparent. Hence making it intrinsically their least boundary pushing record to date.
Cursed II
This is alright but its so agonisingly one dimensional. Literal neanderthal music. Yeah its a good album for the gym I guess but it has no staying power whatsoever.
Dance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle Mountain II
Dance Gavin Dance Happiness
Dance Gavin Dance Dance Gavin Dance
Danny Brown Quaranta
Danny Brown Atrocity Exhibition
Darko (US) Oni
Darko (US) Dethmask, Pt. 3
De La Soul Cabin in the Sky
Standard jazz rap. Alright.
Dead by April The Affliction
Deadmau5 Random Album Title
Deadmau5 For Lack of a Better Name
Death Grips The Money Store
Deftones private music
Simultaneously misses the aggressive riffs and ethereal emotion from my favorite records by these guys.
Deftones White Pony
Deftones Around the Fur
Deftones Deftones
Demon King Death Knell
Despite Exile Where Hope Goes To Die
Devin Townsend Ziltoid the Omniscient
Devin Townsend Lightwork
Devin Townsend Project Epicloud
Dimmu Borgir Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia
DragonForce Warp Speed Warriors
Dream Theater Dream Theater
Dropout Kings Yokai
Dropout Kings Riot Music
Drown In Sulphur Blackwind
Drown In Sulphur Brain Dead
Drown In Sulphur Vengeance
Just.. pretty indistinct for symphonic deathcore. Some decent melodies, some good breakdowns. But overall, quite forgettable.
Dvne Voidkind
More Mastodon sounding music, the post metal influence is barely, barely there. Sounds fairly similar to the bands prior material to me.
Earthists. HYPERMETAL
Paledusk accept just anime openings.. nothing too great.
Ed Sheeran =
Ed Sheeran x
Ed Sheeran –
Ed has been with me through most of my life to the point I could call him my dad. I bought his signature guitar his songs are the first I learned on the guitar, I covered his songs in school as well as dozens of family get-togethers. Ed is able to capture the hearts of many people around the world with his music and the world is simply a better place with his music in it.
Eidola Mend
Electric Wizard Dopethrone
Eminem Encore
Employed To Serve Fallen Star
Enox Euphoria
Enslaved Vertebrae
Enter Shikari A Flash Flood of Colour
Enterprise Earth Luciferous
Even while being a deathcore junkie, I struggle with this one. I find very little about it that differentiates them from other bands out around the same time. Sounds like Aversions Crown, among many other bands. Wild how much they improved from The Chosen onward.
ERRA Cure
ERRA Silence Outlives the Earth
ERRA are no longer moving the needle in terms of metalcore innovation. Instead, "silence outlives the earth" is simply another solid album from this solid band that I used to love. It does feel like "Cure 2.0" in some ways no gonna lie, but I do think it is a slight step up from that album.rThe songs here just feel more refined than what was on their previous album. Jessie has really found a different vocal style in recent years. It's quite comforting and beautiful. However, I still cannot in good conscious give the album the highest score in the world, for I absolutely see this band in their current iteration to fall under the "octanecore" umbrella of modern metal bands.rThe album does all the rinse and repeat trends that most bands in this style do. Have 90% of songs be radiocore, and the last 10% cater to the riff-heads. While that could have stuck the landing if executed well, "ii. in the gut of the wolf" felt extremely underwhelming in particular for me personally. Just felt like "Scorpion Hymn" but weaker, pretty much. The rest of the album is extremely predictable though, as expected.rOf course, songs on the relatively heavier side like "cicada siren" have to have octane style chorus in there that undercuts all the heaviness in it's tracks. Riff wise, the album was very excepted as well. Only about two riffs stood out.
Ever Forthright Techinflux
I've never really connected with this band for some reason. It might be because of their melody writing, or perhaps because their sound seems quite similar to a few other bands, like Periphery or Monuments. They are definitely talented, but they have never quite won me over, and this album doesn't change that.
Everything Everything Mountainhead
Exocrine The Hybrid Suns
Exocrine Legend
f5ve Sequence 01
Faith No More The Real Thing
First Fragment Dasein
Fit for an Autopsy The Great Collapse
Fleshbore Painted Paradise
Flo Rida Only One Flo (Part 1)
Foo Fighters The Colour and the Shape
Four Stroke Baron Data Diamond
Fox Lake New World Heat
Frostbitt Machine Destroy
Gatecreeper Dark Superstition
Genesis Selling England by the Pound
Genesis Foxtrot
Genesis A Trick of the Tail
Ghost (SWE) Skeletá
Godark Omniscience
Godspeed You! Black Emperor G_d's Pee AT STATE'S END!
Gore. If You Do Not Fear Me...
Sadly it feels like Gore. is trying to ride off the coat tails of Spiritbox and theres nothing much more to it than that. Nothing on "If You Do Not Fear Me?" is particularly fresh or inventive. Vocals are definitely the standout.
Gore. A Bud That Never Blooms
Gorillaz The Now Now
Gorillaz Demon Days
Gorillaz Cracker Island
Gorillaz The Mountain
Gorod The Orb
Gorod Aethra
Gravemind Conduit
Grayscale The Hart
Grimes Geidi Primes
Grimes Halfaxa
Grimes Visions
GZA Liquid Swords
Harry Styles Harry Styles
Haste The Mercury Lift
HEALTH Conflict DLC
Apathy through sound stagnancy.
Heavy//Hitter Coming to Terms
Decent hardcore EP. Lacks uniqueness overall.
Hellripper Coronach
High on Fire Cometh The Storm
Hopesfall The Satellite Years
Horrendous Ontological Mysterium
Fantano metal, that's all you need to know about the "quality" of this
Iced Earth Incorruptible
Ichiko Aoba Luminescent Creatures
Igorrr AMEN
Imagine Dragons Night Visions
Incantation Onward to Golgotha
Inferi (USA) The End of an Era
Intervals Memory Palace
Ions Counterintuitive
Iron Maiden Virtual XI
Iron Maiden A Matter Of Life And Death
Iron Maiden The Final Frontier
Iron Maiden Brave New World
Iron Maiden Fear Of The Dark
Iron Maiden The X Factor
Iron Maiden Killers
Iron Maiden Senjutsu
"featuring Babymetal and Hikaru Utada" I wish, instead we got Grandpa Simpson on the mic (sorry Bruce)
Iron Maiden The Book Of Souls
Iron Maiden The Number Of The Beast
Iron Maiden Powerslave
Iron Maiden No Prayer For The Dying
Iron Maiden Dance Of Death
Iron Maiden Piece Of Mind
Irreversible Mechanism Graviant
A massive departure from their previous sound. Irreversible Mechanism first started out as a progressive leaning technical death metal band, and transitioned to something else on "Graviant". It's hard to ignore the obvious Tool inspiration in a lot of these songs. It's not bad, but certainly not captivating me as much as their previous works.
J Dilla Donuts
J. Cole 2014 Forest Hills Drive
J. Cole The Off-Season
Its strictly alright, nothing amazing, nothing terrible, how I feel about most of J. Coles albums.
J. Cole K.O.D.
J. Cole Born Sinner
Jake Bowen The Daily Sun
Sitting at this rating for now. I loved Isometric and this has similar quality to it, however I think a lot of the padding selections on this album are bit 'dime-a-dozen', 'generic', etc. Its good but I'm not sure if it's anything too special.
Janelle Monae The Age of Pleasure
I think Janelle Monae likes to have sexual intercourse
Jason Richardson II
This pains me cause I think "I" is flawless, maybe the songs get a little samey throughout, but that's my only gripe regarding that album, this though is painfully below Jason's usual standard. "II" is a far cry from "I" in every conceivable way. The energy from this is just completely lacking, as well as the songs are simply weaker. Theres no song on here I'd take over ones from the debut, I could name any song from the debut and it's trump any song on this one. This album has a weird pop quality to it that doesnt really fit with Jason's style and so it's really weird mish mash of sounds colliding unpleasantly. My only highlights are "Sparrow" and "Upside Down", nothing else is that great. Atleast Jason's guitar features are still da' bomb diggity..
Jay-Z Reasonable Doubt
JID God Does Like Ugly
Serviceable but his sound is starting to become very stale at this point.
Jimmy Eat World Clarity
Job For A Cowboy Moon Healer
Joey Valence and Brae HYPERYOUTH
Joyce Manor I Used To Go To This Bar
Kanye West Yeezus
Kardashev Alunea
Karnivool In Verses
A Perfect Circle with a bit more seasoning. Okay band is okay.
Katatonia Sky Void of Stars
Kids See Ghosts Kids See Ghosts
Killswitch Engage Alive or Just Breathing
Killswitch Engage Killswitch Engage
King Crimson Islands
King Crimson In the Wake of Poseidon
King Crimson Lizard
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard L. W.
A second helping of very MEH
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Oddments
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Float Along. Fill Your Lungs
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Ice, Death, Planets, Lungs, Mushrooms and Lava
Kinglet Bouquet
Kirk Hammett Portals
Knocked Loose Laugh Tracks
Knocked Loose A Tear in the Fabric of Life
Korn The Paradigm Shift
Kubbi Taiga
Labyrinthine Heirs Labyrinthine Heirs
Lamb of God Ashes of the Wake
Larcenia Roe Extraction
Rinse and repeat deathcore heard millions of times before.
Larry June and The Alchemist The Great Escape
Laura Stevenson Late Great
Leprous Melodies Of Atonement
Lights Dead End
Lil Pump Lil Pump 2
Lil Ugly Mane Volcanic Bird Enemy and the Voiced Concern
Lil Wayne Tha Carter III
Lily Allen West End Girl
Lorde Virgin
Lorna Shore I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me
A good listen. I'll admit to that much. The sound is undeniably stale to me at this point though. A switch up is sorely needed.
Lupe Fiasco Samurai
Mac Miller Circles
Machine Gun Kelly Mainstream Sellout
Machine Gun Kelly Tickets to My Downfall
Magdalena Bay Imaginal Disk
I must admit that this sound is beginning to wear on me, albeit slightly. A few years ago, I would have fully appreciated this chipmunk-style vocalization, but my enthusiasm has waned somewhat, even finding them a bit grating at time.. However, it is important to note that "Imaginal Disk" is likely comparable to the group's debut album; it is primarily my own fatigue with the shimmering, twinkling, psychedelic sounds that dominate this work.
Make Them Suffer How to Survive a Funeral
Make Them Suffer Worlds Apart
Make Them Suffer Neverbloom
Many Eyes Combust
Maruja Pain to Power
Mastodon Remission
Mastodon Leviathan
Mavi The Pilot
Mechina Bellum Interruptum
Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!
Megadeth The World Needs a Hero
Megadeth Super Collider
Melissa Bonny Cherry Red Apocalypse
Meshuggah Destroy Erase Improve
Meshuggah I
Meshuggah Immutable
Why does this have melody, only pussies use melody wtf?
Messa The Spin
Midwinter (US) A Love I Hope Haunts Me Forever
Miley Cyrus Miley Cyrus and Her Dead Petz
Mirrorcell Long Nights In Lovescape
Misanthropy The Ever​-​Crushing Weight of Stagnance
Misery Signals Mirrors
Mol Dreamcrush
Mors Principium Est Darkness Invisible
Mos Def Black on Both Sides
Mystic Circle Hexenbrand 1486
Generic melodic black metal holy shit!!!!
Neurosis An Undying Love for a Burning World
NF The Search
Nick Johnston Young Language
Norma Jean Bless the Martyr and Kiss the Child
Not for Radio Melt
Okay bedroom pop, that's about it. No, really. That's it. You'd think with an album cover as bold and as striking as that it would be at least something experimental. But nope, that's not the case. It's not bad, just not very memorable, to me personally.
nothing,nowhere. Void Eternal
nothing,nowhere. is about to drop the album of the century. The sooner you dumb fucks realize that the better. Void Eternal is going to change the game. Motherfucker has features from Underath, Will Ramos, Freddie Dredd, Silverstein, Seeyouspacecowboy, Senses Fail, Static Dress, Pete Wentz; the list goes on.rThis ain't no pussy shit either. This is real two-step nu metal rap rock post-hardcore. This isn't no corny ass TikTok pop punk, or some washed emo rap garbage. You fucking idiots have been sleeping on my boy nothing,nowhere. for too long. When Void Eternal drops, y'all better not act like you've been down since 2015.rIt's time to wake up; Void Eternal, or go fuck yourself.
Notochord Aegis
Novelists Souvenirs
I can't quite understand how you manage to make ambient djent feel dull, yet Novelists have somehow achieved this on Souvenirs. One significant issue is its length; it drags on and loses its impact by about halfway through. To make matters worse, the rhythms often lean more towards vibrant than ethereal. It's not entirely bad, as it does make the album relatively accessible, but this often results in a somewhat bland experience. The riffs, while lively and energetic, seldom rise to the level of being truly remarkable. Once again, the primary drawback is the excessive length. If this had been released as an EP, they might have concentrated on the standout tracks and enhanced them. There are moments of brilliance within the album. It shines brightest when it embraces its ethereal qualities, but the overly lively rhythms tend to dilute its impact, leaving it feeling stretched too thin.
Odd Eye Circle Version Up
Of Mice and Men Cold World
Of Mice and Men Restoring Force
Olivia Rodrigo Guts
Olly Steele Imbalance
Olympus Lenticular Summit Of Agony
This kind of thall is just incoherent riff salad sludge I'm feeding into my earholes. It's nice in the background but nothing I'm going to remember.
Oneohtrix Point Never Tranquilizer
Nice, but unengaging. Not beating the "background muzak" elegations with this one. More structure couldn't hurt, to make songs feel more memorable.
Opeth Pale Communion
Opeth Orchid
Opeth Morningrise
Orbit Culture Descent
More of the exact same from this band, what a bore. Still good music, but there is 0 experimentation whatsoever.
Orthodox A Door Left Open
Others By No One Book II: Where Stories Come From
Outlaw (GER) Opus Mortis
Overkill The Years of Decay
Owane and Jack Gardiner Guardian Spirits of the Quantum Realm
PeelingFlesh Slamaholics Mixtape
Pelican What We All Come to Need
Pelican Flickering Resonance
Periphery Periphery V: Djent Is Not a Genre
6 Meshuggah clone albums in a row, literally no difference
Persefone Truth Inside the Shades
Persefone Lingua Ignota: Part I
Phaeleh Fallen Light
Pink Floyd The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets
Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse Of Reason
Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother
PinkPantheress Fancy That
Porter Robinson SMILE! :D
President (UK) King Of Terrors
The most interesting song was "In The Name of the Father" and then everything else kind of fizzles out. Nothing else on this EP has anything as remotely evocative as that track. What's left on the rest of the EP, are pretty cut and dry octanecore songs that do little to nothing to innovate whatsoever. I'll admit, I like the vocals, cause the vocalist is... you know... Anyways, the vocals sadly aren't enough on their own to save this for the most part pretty boilerplate affair.
Protest the Hero Fortress
Psychonaut World Maker
PUP The Unraveling of PUPTheBand
PUP Who Will Look After the Dogs?
Pupil Slicer Mirrors
PVRIS Evergreen
Radiohead In Rainbows
Red Handed Denial I'd Rather Be Asleep
Rendezvous Point Dream Chaser
Resolve Between Me and the Machine
Retromorphosis Psalmus Mortis
Returning We Hear the Larks Ypres (2023 Remake)
Revocation New Gods, New Masters
*Pokes with stick*. Do something different.
Richard Henshall The Cocoon
Rings of Saturn Gidim
The Husk goes hard but pretty much every other song on this is forgettable af, the other singles are decent I guess. Some decent riffs, some good leads here and there, but it ultimately all becomes a big blur in the end.
Rita Ora You & I
Rita Ora is an attractive woman I would fornicate with, but her music is very bland, unfortunately.
Rosalia Lux
Royal Blood Typhoons
Royal Blood Back to the Water Below
Rush Power Windows
Rush Permanent Waves
Rush Moving Pictures
Samia Honey
Sanguisugabogg Hideous Aftermath
Somewhat unique for death metal but often falls too far into familiar slightly boring territory. The electronic inspired songs are weird, but at least they are distinct.
Scale the Summit Subjects
Math rock innit
Scale the Summit Monument
Scar Symmetry The Singularity - Phase II: Xenotaph
Scartographer Horizon
Sea In The Sky Fall in Place
Shadow Of Intent Primordial
Silent Planet Superbloom
Silverstein Misery Made Me
Sithu Aye Isles
Sithu Aye 26
Sleep Dopesmoker
slowthai UGLY
Soft Blue Shimmer They Will Leave Us With Nothing
Soul Blind Red Sky Mourning
Decent alt metal and shoegaze hybrid album. Nothing out of the ordinary though.
Soundtrack (Film) Iron Man 3: Heroes Fall
Spiritbox Rotoscope
Staind Break The Cycle
Starkweather Croatoan
Steven Wilson The Future Bites
Stratovarius Elysium
Streetlight Manifesto Everything Goes Numb
Suede Autofiction
Suffocation Hymns From The Apocrypha
Suicide Silence No Time to Bleed
Swallow the Sun Moonflowers
Swallow the Sun Shining
Sylosis The New Flesh
Taylor Swift Midnights
Taylor Swift Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)
t-swizzle do be swizzling again
The Acacia Strain Step Into The Light
The Amity Affliction Not Without My Ghosts
The Beach Boys Pet Sounds
The Beatles Help!
The Beatles Please Please Me
The Beatles Rubber Soul
The Beatles Beatles for Sale
The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour
The Beatles The Beatles
The Beatles Revolver
The Beatles Let It Be
The Beatles With the Beatles
The Beatles A Hard Day's Night
The Birthday Massacre Pathways
The Black Eyed Peas Behind the Front
The Clash London Calling
The Contortionist Our Bones
The Contortionist Intrinsic
The Dear Hunter Antimai
The Devil Wears Prada Color Decay
The Devil Wears Prada With Roots Above and Branches Below
The Devil Wears Prada Dead Throne
The Devil Wears Prada 8:18
The Devil Wears Prada Transit Blues
The Devil Wears Prada Plagues
The Devil Wears Prada Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord
The Devil Wears Prada The Act
The Dillinger Escape Plan Ire Works
The Dillinger Escape Plan Miss Machine
The Faceless Akeldama
The Flower Kings Stardust We Are
The Gloom in The Corner Trinity
The Gloom in The Corner Fear Me
The Halo Effect We Are Shadows
The Hirsch Effekt Eskapist
The Last Dinner Party From The Pyre
The extent of my thoughts is pretty much "yep, thats some good indie pop". But should there be something more to that? Is this album doing anything different? Pushing boundaries, breaking molds? Not really. It's fine. That's about it.
The Mars Volta Noctourniquet
The Ocean Fluxion
The Ocean Holocene
The Plot In You Dispose
The Plot In You Happiness in Self Destruction
The Plot In You Could You Watch Your Children Burn
The Reticent Please
The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones No.2
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza Danza III: Series of Unfortunate Events
The Voynich Code Ignotum
The Weeknd Hurry Up Tomorrow
The Zenith Passage Cosmic Dissonance (Remastered)
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra He Has Left Us Alone But Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corner of Our
Thrice The Artist in the Ambulance
Thrice Horizons/West
Thats rock music alright.
Thy Catafalque Vadak
Tigers Jaw Lost on You
tripleS ASSEMBLE24
Trivium In the Court of the Dragon
They making an album every year now or what lol
Turmoil The Process Of
Twenty One Pilots Breach
I've never been the biggest top fan if I'm honest. They have some catchy tunes. Enjoyable. But I'm not seeing the depth that others see. Lyrically, it doesn't really feel like there's an overarching story at all, and apparently this is meant to be the big finale? I dunno, man. The lyrics just feel cut and dry to me. Judging from just the music. I view this band as a solid radio pop rock band, above average for sure, but nothing much more, to be honest.
Twilight Force At the Heart of Wintervale
Tyler, the Creator Don't Tap The Glass
Underoath They're Only Chasing Safety
Underoath Erase Me
Uneven Structure Februus
Unleash The Archers Behold the Devastation
Unleash The Archers Phantoma
I was hoping that this album would fully embrace the alternative metal/power metal crossover style that 'Ghosts in the Mist' hinted at. Unfortunately, it only touches that sound briefly, which weakens the overall impact of the tracks. It's a shame because this was a real opportunity for the band to reinvent themselves in a wonderful way. Instead, most of the songs just feel like weaker versions of what the band has done in the past.
Upon a Burning Body Blood of the Bull
Urne Setting Fire To The Sky
Veil of Maya [id]
Too much noodling not enough compelling songwriting
Vended What Is It//Kill It
vianova Hit It!
Vince Staples Dark Times
Viscera (UK) Carcinogenesis
VOLA Friend of a Phantom
Volbeat Servant of the Mind
Volbeat Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies
Volbeat Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blood
Volumes Different Animals
Vomitory All Heads Are Gonna Roll
Vulvodynia Entabeni
Warforged The Grove | Sundial
Wheel (FIN) Charismatic Leaders
Whitechapel Hymns in Dissonance
Wide Eyes Saṃsāra
Wide Eyes Volume
Wilderun Veil of Imagination
Windwaker Love Language
Within Destruction Deathwish
Yes Fragile
You Me At Six VI
ZillaKami DOG BOY
Doge.

2.5 average
A Plea for Purging The Marriage Of Heaven And Hell
Abiotic Ikigai
Aborted Vault of Horrors
Acadence Temporal
Adept Blood Covenant
Mediocre at best modern metalcore.
After the Burial Forging a Future Self
Alter Bridge Alter Bridge
and all i can say is mass recall
AngelMaker This Used To Be Heaven
Anna von Hausswolff Iconoclasts
Annisokay Aurora
Apeiron Bound Multiplicity
Aphex Twin Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / In A Room7 F760
Architects Nightmares
Architects Ruin
Architects Hollow Crown
Archspire The Lucid Collective
Archspire Too Fast To Die
Ashenspire Hostile Architecture
Asking Alexandria From Death to Destiny
Attila Soundtrack to a Party
August Burns Red Thrill Seeker
August Burns Red Messengers
August Burns Red Constellations
August Burns Red Rescue & Restore
Berried Alive Fuego
Better Lovers God Made Me an Animal
Big Thief Double Infinity
It's not as good as Phoebe Bridgers. Don't waste your time.
Billy Woods Golliwog
Bilmuri Kinda Hard
Bilmuri American Motor Sports
Bjork Post
Black Tongue The Unconquerable Dark
BLACKPINK The Album
Bladee Cold Visions
Bleed From Within Fracture
Bleed From Within Era
Blessthefall His Last Walk
Blind Guardian Imaginations From The Other Side
Blind Guardian Nightfall In Middle-Earth
blink-182 Nine
Bolt Thrower The IVth Crusade
Bolt Thrower War Master
Bon Iver SABLE, fABLE
Born of Osiris Through Shadows
Over the octanecore choruses. Metalcore bands need to reintroduce chaos and unpredictable song structures again.
Boundaries Burying Brightness
Breath of Nibiru Skyline Bazaar
Brian Eno Ambient 1: Music For Airports
brokeNCYDE I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!
Bullet For My Valentine Gravity
Candlemass Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
Cane Hill A Piece of Me I Never Let You Find
Cannibal Corpse Chaos Horrific
Cannibal Corpse Tomb Of The Mutilated
Cartoon Theory Yokai Orchestra
Kind of a really uneventful boring listen. The synth is WAYY too prominent throughout and makes all of the other elements almost seem buried. The songwriting is heavily not up to scratch with what Cartoon Theory would do later down the line. It's also painfully noodly, the synth just noodles on and on with little to no nuance at all.
Charli XCX Charli
Charli XCX Sucker
Charli XCX True Romance
Charli XCX Vroom Vroom
Charli XCX Wuthering Heights
Chelsea Grin Self Inflicted
Chelsea Grin Ashes To Ashes
Chelsea Grin Eternal Nightmare
Chelsea Grin Suffer In Hell
Chevelle Vena Sera
Cold Night For Alligators The Hindsight Notes
Converge When Forever Comes Crashing
Converge You Fail Me
Cordae The Crossroads
Counterparts Tragedy Will Find Us
Counterparts Nothing Left to Love
Counterparts You're Not You Anymore
Crown the Empire DOGMA
crusade Rising Visionary
Currents I Let the Devil In
Dance Gavin Dance Pantheon
Fatigue for this band is still very high. Time is needed to "miss" their sound but DGD obviously never take breaks. It's a dilemma.
Dayseeker Creature in the Black Night
Deadmau5 >album title goes here<
Deadmau5 W:/2016ALBUM/
Deadmau5 While(1<2)
Deafheaven Ordinary Corrupt Human Love
Deafheaven Lonely People With Power
Despised Icon Shadow Work
Destroy Lonely Love Lasts Forever
Devin Townsend Devlab
Devin Townsend The Hummer
Devin Townsend Snuggles
Devin Townsend The Puzzle
Distant Heritage
Disturbed Divisive
Masterful piece of art!!!
Drake and Partynextdoor $ome $exy $ongs For You
Dream Theater A View From The Top Of The World
Dream Theater Parasomnia
Dying Wish Symptoms of Survival
Earl Sweatshirt Live Laugh Love
Deadpan hip hop is dead in the water.
Einar Solberg 16
Eminem The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)
ENEMY AC130 ABOVE The Center of Celestial Existence
Enshine Elevation
Enslaved Axioma Ethica Odini
Enter Shikari Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible
Enter Shikari The Spark
Enter Shikari Common Dreads
Enter Shikari Take to the Skies
Enter Shikari The Mindsweep
Enterprise Earth Embodiment
Fire from the Gods Soul Revolution
Fit for a King Dark Skies
Fit for a King The Path
metalcore arena rock but not mentioning I Prevail, smh
Fit for a King Deathgrip
Fit for a King Lonely God
Fit for an Autopsy The Nothing That Is
Fit For An Autopsy / Thy Art is Murder / Malevolence The Aggression Sessions
Fleshvessel Yearning: Promethean Fates Sealed
Floating Points Cascade
Foreign Hands What's Left Unsaid
Foreign Hands Bleed the Dream
Frail Body Artificial Bouquet
Future DS2
Future and Metro Boomin WE DON'T TRUST YOU
Young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro young metro
Future and Metro Boomin We Still Don't Trust You
Gaerea Loss
GATYK MADNESS Madness II
Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Genesis Nursery Cryme
Gentle Giant Gentle Giant
Gentle Giant Octopus
Gentle Giant Acquiring the Taste
Gentle Giant Three Friends
Gentle Giant The Power and the Glory
Good Tiger The Most Negative Day Of The Year
Gorillaz Humanz
Great American Ghost Tragedy of the Commons
Harry Styles Harry's House
Helloween Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part I
Helpless Caged In Gold
Holding Absence The Greatest Mistake of My Life
Hollow Front The Fear of Letting Go
Hoplites Π​α​ρ​α​μ​α​ι​ν​ο​μ​έ​ν​η
Horrendous Idol
Average vocals Death worship 'faux' prog metal equals Horrendous "epic" formula
Hot Mulligan The Sound a Body Makes When It's Still
I Prevail Violent Nature
I See Stars New Demons
IDLES TANGK
Iggy Azalea In My Defense
Iglooghost Neo Wax Bloom
Immolation Unholy Cult
Immolation Here in After
Incantation Mortal Throne of Nazarene
Incantation Diabolical Conquest
Infant Annihilator The Battle of Yaldabaoth
Infant Annihilator Mister Sister Fister: Re-Conception
Infected Rain Time
Inferi (USA) Vile Genesis
Inferi (USA) Heaven Wept
Ingested The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams
Iron Maiden Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
Jack Harlow Jackman
Jethro Tull Aqualung
Joji Piss In The Wind
Most songs so weak it's bordering on self-sabotage. Surely Joji knows this is not up to scratch... Right...?
Juice WRLD Goodbye & Good Riddance
Justice Hyperdrama
Kami Kehoe Drama Queen
Kanye West Jesus Is King
Kanye West The College Dropout
Kanye West Graduation
Kanye West The Life of Pablo
Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign Vultures 1
Katatonia Nightmares as Extensions of the Waking State
Katy Perry Teenage Dream
Killswitch Engage This Consequence
King Crimson Discipline
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Laminated Denim
Boring as fuck. Just random jamming for 30 mins straight. I know I'm an outlier here, but
their longer compositions lack direction and focus.
Kingdom of Giants Passenger
The best album ever made
Kingdom of Giants Burning Chrome
Kingdom of Giants Bleeding Star
Kublai Khan TX Nomad
Kublai Khan TX Exhibition of Prowess
Lamb of God Into Oblivion
Lars Fredrik Froislie Gamle Mester
Like Moths to Flames The Cycles of Trying to Cope
Lil Baby It's Only Me
Lil Durk Almost Healed
Legendary, one of the greatest works of art in history, a masterpiece of modern music.
Lil Pump and Ronny J No Name
Lil Uzi Vert Eternal Atake
This is definitely as bad as Whole Lotta Red, very much dislike Uzi's beat selection, his lyrics and his voice are like nails on a chalkboard
Lil Wayne Tha Carter V
Linkin Park One More Light
Liquorworks Psycho Soundwaves
Loathe (UK) I Let It In And It Took Everything
Lorde Pure Heroine
Lorde Melodrama
Lorna Shore Psalms
Lotus Eater Machine Prisoner to Seven Demons
Macklemore Ben
Megadeth Megadeth
Memphis May Fire Broken
Meshuggah obZen
Meshuggah Nothing
Metallica 72 Seasons
Metro Boomin Heroes and Villains
Miley Cyrus Endless Summer Vacation
Motionless In White Scoring the End of the World
Motionless In White Disguise
Ugh, so ordinary, so generic, the first track Disguise I have heard probably 100 times in different minuscule variations of each other
Muse Simulation Theory
New Found Glory Sticks and Stones
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday 2
Nile Those Whom The Gods Detest
Northlane Node
Novelists C'est La Vie
Oceill Oceill
Of Mice and Men Echo
Of Mice and Men EARTHANDSKY
Of Mice and Men Defy
Oliver Tree Cowboy Tears
Omega Virus The Weeping Earth
Opeth The Last Will and Testament
OutKast Stankonia
Paleface Swiss Cursed
Panopticon The Rime of Memory
Panopticon .​.​.​And Again into the Light
Parkway Drive Killing With A Smile
Persefone In Lak'Ech
Worst mix I've heard in a metal song in my life, very much a fan of Persefone but the mix completely ruins this song. It sounds like a demo, muddy, the bass is the loudest instrument in the mix, lead guitars completely buried. I dont know what gave them the bright idea to bury the lead guitar, when they are melodic death metal band... This is very frustrating because this song is actually really good, and follows suite with what was on their Aathma album, but the mix simply needs help, it completely squandered this songs potential.
Peter Gabriel i/o
He's the voice of my childhood as a disney fan, so theres that. This is just same old pop rock though from him, it's for old people. Really dated sounding feels like it could have come out in the 80s or 90s.
Pierce the Veil The Jaws of Life
Pink Floyd The Endless River
Pink Floyd The Final Cut
Pink Floyd Ummagumma
Playboi Carti Die Lit
Polarization Chasing the Light
Pollen (CHE) Uncanny Valley
Polo G Hall of Fame
Polo G HOOD POET
Poppy Music to Scream To
Poppy Am I a Girl?
Poppy Flux
Post Malone F-1 Trillion
Rabea Massaad Grinding Gears Vol. 3
Rebecca Black SALVATION
Not as mid as brat but still pretty mid.
Red Handed Denial A Journey Through Virtual Distopia
Resolve Human
Revaira In Between
Rings of Saturn Embryonic Anomaly
Roger Waters The Dark Side of the Moon Redux
Rogue Phantom
This band is the winner of the most generic modern metalcore band award (and that's a hard award to attain), everyone else can go home.
Rothadas Töviskert... a kísértés örök érzete.. Lidércharang
Saba Few Good Things
Sabrina Carpenter Short n' Sweet
Sabrina Carpenter Man's Best Friend
SeeYouSpaceCowboy The Romance of Affliction
Self Loathing Seasonal Depression
Sequence of Discord Namaste
Shades of Black The Gates
Shell From Oceanic Ambivalence
Signs Of The Swarm To Rid Myself Of Truth
Signs Of The Swarm Absolvere
Silent Planet When the End Began
Silent Planet The Night God Slept
Silverstein Antibloom
Skrillex Quest for Fire
Skrillex Don’t Get Too Close
its mid ok can everyone stop talking about Skrillex now please
Skrillex F*ck U Skrillex You Think Ur Andy Warhol…
Sons of Apollo Psychotic Symphony
The guitarist and the bassist both having double neck guitars is the most extra thing i've ever seen, but the music is pretty decent so whatever
Spiritbox Tsunami Sea
Spock's Beard Snow
Steven Wilson The Harmony Codex
Upon listening to this, I can clearly imagine sexy women stripping in a smokey bar to the music, I'm enjoying it, but I know I'm a bit of a degen for being here. The music sets you in a trance just like the women taking off their clothes, it's a perfect fit. While a good experience, I'm not going to want to do it repeatedly, cause it's a bit much. The tracks while great for this sensual encounter, rarely engage to a level of remarkable interest, and so is the problem with "The Harmony Codex". Wilson is too busy playing with his bells and whistles and forgets to write great songs.
Stomb From Nihil
Suicide Silence You Can't Stop Me
Suicide Silence The Black Crown
Suicide Silence Become The Hunter
Sunn O))) Pyroclasts
Sunn O))) Black One
Swans To Be Kind
Syncatto A Place To Hide
Syncatto New Places
Syncatto A Place To Dream
SZA S.O.S. Deluxe: LANA
Taylor Swift Lover
Taylor Swift 1989 (Taylor’s Version)
Textures Genotype
Band has never struck me as anything too special in the djent sphere. This album seems like their weakest to me personally. Quite generic vocally. Nothing too interesting instrumentally. Don't get it.
The Acacia Strain You Are Safe From God Here
Downtempo Acacia Strain only thing that matters.
The Black Dahlia Murder Servitude
The Dark Atom Duality
The Dear Hunter North American EP
The Dear Hunter Sunya
Unfortunately it seems like my tolerance for The Dear Hunter's music has run thin for me in recent times. The bands newest album "Sunya" is a new direction for them to take, and it regrettably highlights some of my least desirable qualities of this band repeatedly for it's duration.rI cannot help to find it all cornball at this point. Often times when prog bands use synths it often sounds cringeworthy for my preference. Sounding like keyboards used in a carnival or something else eccentric, and I do feel like this band has stepped into this realm of prog bands that I dislike.rBut, while their older albums did have these elements too, there where still enough subdued melodic moments, or beautiful ones to offset this loony delusional. Unfortunately on their newer material, that is not the case.
The Halo Effect March of the Unheard
The Human Abstract Midheaven
The Mars Volta The Mars Volta
The Mars Volta Lucro Sucio; Los Ojos Del Vacío
The Notorious B.I.G. Ready to Die
The Plot In You Vol. 1
The Plot In You Vol. 3
The Plot In You Swan Song
The Plot In You First Born
The Plot In You Vol. 2
The Smile Wall of Eyes
The Strokes Room on Fire
The Voynich Code Aqua Vitae
The Wise Man's Fear Atlas Ruinica
Thirty Seconds to Mars It's the End of the World But It's a Beautiful Day
Thornhill Heroine
Thousand Below Buried in Jade
Thousand Below Hell Finds You Everywhere
Tones and I Welcome to the Madhouse
Trha ducel ëf ∂acet'asde§ den alëcaáhabna ë∫ igatenamëc
Twenty One Pilots Clancy
Twenty One Pilots Scaled and Icy
Twice This Is For
Tyler, the Creator Call Me If You Get Lost
Tyler, the Creator Igor
Van der Graaf Generator The Least We Can Do Is Wave to...
Veil of Maya All Things Set Aside
Veil of Maya The Common Man's Collapse
Vildhjarta Måsstaden Under Vatten
Vildhjarta + där sjunger under evighetens granar +
While a groundbreaking concept, Vildhjarta once again fail to capitalise on their unique thall sound in a satisfying way on "+ dr skogen sjunger under evighetens granar +". While the thall atmosphere is mesmerising, and the riffs incredibly unique, to me personally, the album falters in three ways. Excessive song lengths, overly convoluted song structures, and excessive tempo shifts.rThall in my personal opinion, does not need blast beat segments, and 9 times out of 10 times are the segments where my interest will wane the most. It just adds another unnecessary element that convolutes the experience. It's near impossible to find a consistent groove to nod along to due to these excessive tempo shifts.rIt almost feels like the group intentionally thinks, "okay guys, how can we make this thing the least accessible it can possibly be". Well, granted, yes, they've achieved that. I'd argue this is one of the least accessible albums to ever exist. There's no catchy riffs, no melody, not even any consistent grooves. It's a good thing other bands are out there improving upon their style, to make things far more listenable.
Volumes Mirror Touch
Mid decent.
Whitechapel This Is Exile
Windrunner TAN
Within Destruction YŌKAI
Within Destruction Void
Within Destruction Rebirth
It's just so goddamn boring.. theres nothing that really stands out, vocals painfully standard, riffs and so on.. the only thing of note where the ambient electronic components that came in every once in a while.
Wormed Omegon
Yakuza Of Seismic Consequence
You Me At Six Night People
YUNGBLUD Idols
YUNGBLUD YUNGBLUD

2.0 poor
100 Gecs 10,000 gecs
A Tribe Called Quest The Low End Theory
Abandon All Ships Infamous
Alter Bridge Pawns and Kings
Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Artificial Brain Labyrinth Constellation
Asking Alexandria Asking Alexandria
Atheist Unquestionable Presence
Attack Attack! Someday Came Suddenly
Between the Buried and Me Colors
Boards of Canada Music Has the Right to Children
Boris Boris At Last -Feedbacker-
Candlemass Nightfall
"Epic doom metal" has little to no redeeming qualities. The vocals completely ruin it out right. Nails on a chalkboard. Taking the hobbits to isengarde type vocals.
Charli XCX Brat
Chat Pile and Hayden Pedigo In The Earth Again
Coheed and Cambria Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind
The pop band that everyone calls prog for some reason is back!!
Cold Night For Alligators With All That's Left
Converge Jane Doe
Currents The Death We Seek
Deathspell Omega Paracletus
Devin Townsend Ocean Machine: Biomech
DJ Khaled Grateful
Eminem Revival
First Fragment Gloire Eternelle
Flume and JPEGMAFIA We Live in a Society
Frontierer Oxidized
Glassjaw Worship and Tribute
Gloryhammer Return to the Kingdom of Fife
Gloryhammer Legends From Beyond the Galactic Terror.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞
Gorguts Obscura
Gorguts Colored Sands
Immolation Close to a World Below
Imperial Triumphant Spirit of Ecstasy
Jane Remover Census Designated
Jeff Rosenstock HELLMODE
Kaonashi Dear Lemon House, You Ruined Me: Senior Year
Kaonashi I Want To Go Home.
Katy Perry Smile
Kayo Dot Choirs of the Eye
King Crimson Red
King Crimson Larks' Tongues in Aspic
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard The Silver Cord
Kublai Khan TX Absolute
Madvillain Madvillainy
maudlin of the Well Bath
damn this is crazy, I didn't know avant-dogshit existed but now I do, dope.
My Bloody Valentine Loveless
Neptunian Maximalism Eons
New Found Glory New Found Glory
Of Mice and Men Tether
Of Mice and Men Another Miracle
OK Goodnight The Fox and the Bird
I feel that the production of this album is not suitable for metal. Although the title track is fantastic, the rest of the album is not well executed. I generally enjoy metal and djent, but the wacky progginess of this album is crafted in a way that is more off-putting than exciting.
OutKast Speakerboxxx/The Love Below
Poppy Poppy.Computer
Radiohead OK Computer
Rae Sremmurd Sremm4Life
Shadow Of Intent Imperium Delirium
Constant iterations repeatedly with little to no changes expedites apathy.
Signs Of The Swarm Vital Deprivation
Snapcase Progression Through Unlearning
Soen Memorial
Soen Reliance
Steven Wilson The Overview
Sufjan Stevens Illinois
Suicide Silence Suicide Silence
Swans Soundtracks for the Blind
System of a Down Toxicity
Talking Heads Remain in Light
The Avalanches Since I Left You
The Callous Daoboys Celebrity Therapist
The Cure Disintegration
The Doors The Doors
Monotonous one note vocal performance. Carnival keys that sound like nails on a chalkboard. Meandering instrumental excursions that go on longer than they should. Just another overrated load of bollocks.
The Faceless Planetary Duality
The Hirsch Effekt Urian
The Microphones The Glow Pt. 2
The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico
Thy Catafalque XII: A Gy​ö​ny​ö​rü Álmok Ezut​á​n J​ö​nnek
Ulcerate Shrines of Paralysis
Varials In Darkness
Wanzwa Wanzwa
Within Destruction ANIMETAL
Yes Close to the Edge

1.5 very poor
Ad Nauseam Imperative Imperceptible Impulse
It's supposed to be good?
AJR The Maybe Man
Amorphis Silent Waters
Arca KiCk i
Arca KICK ii
Asking Alexandria See What's On the Inside
Benson Boone American Heart
Bent Knee Frosting
Between the Buried and Me Colors II
BTBAM's always been a band that attracts dilusional crybabies and godawful edgelord rpurists. yall can pathetically 1, 2 or 3 this but the monolithic avrg withstands any rpitiful trolling attempt out of sheer ignorance. no ones gonna remember u anywayrThis is satire for those not smart
Boris NO
Boris Amplifier Worship
BryanStars Follow Your Dreams
Chat Pile God's Country
Corey Taylor CMFT
Crisis Sigil God Cum Poltergeist
Cryptodira The Angel of History
Incredible album art, absolutely garbage album. One of the most disjointed albums I've ever heard.
Deafheaven Sunbather
Down I Go Gods
Drake For All The Dogs
Dream Theater The Astonishing
Ethel Cain Perverts
Falling in Reverse Popular Monster
Godspeed You! Black Emperor No Title as of 13 Feb 2024 28,340 Dead
Jake Paul and Team 10 Litmas
Juice WRLD Death Race For Love
Katy Perry Witness
Korn Untouchables
Last Days of Humanity Putrefaction in Progress
Lil Baby WHAM (Who Hard As Me)
Lil Pump Harverd Dropout
Lil Xan TOTAL XANARCHY
mgk and Trippie Redd Genre : Sadboy
Mount Eerie Night Palace
Muse Will of the People
Owl City Coco Moon
Paysage d'Hiver Die Berge
Rings of Saturn Rings of Saturn
Such a fall from grace from the Dingir days..
Serpent Column Mirror In Darkness
Serpent Column Kathodos
Six Feet Under Nightmares of the Decomposed
Spock's Beard The Archeoptimist
Taylor Swift Red
Taylor Swift Reputation
The Dillinger Escape Plan Calculating Infinity
Ulcerate Stare Into Death and Be Still
YoungBoy Never Broke Again Decided 2
YoungBoy Never Broke Again Richest Opp

1.0 awful
156/Silence People Watching
156/Silence Narrative
50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin'
Asking Alexandria Where Do We Go from Here?
Benson Boone Fireworks and Rollerblades
Black Country New Road Ants from Up There
Bladee Eversince
Boris W
Boris With Merzbow 2R0I2P0
Boundaries Death Is Little More
Cindy Lee Diamond Jubilee
Comus First Utterance
Converge Love Is Not Enough
A great album for those who love just the same iteration with nothing new to speak of for the tenth time. It's literally no different than someone loving call of duty when it's the same thing every single time.
Counterparts Heaven Let Them Die
Crazy Frog Crazy Frog Presents Crazy Hits
Cryptic Shift Overspace & Supertime
This is what happens when you give thrash metal dudes too much time on their hands. Move over BTBAM, the new leaders of riff salad nonsense is here.
Defeated Sanity Chronicles of Lunacy
Emerson, Lake and Palmer Brain Salad Surgery
Fiona Apple Fetch The Bolt Cutters
Fishmans Long Season
Frank Ocean Blonde
Frank Ocean channel ORANGE
Future Mixtape Pluto
Gaza I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die
Geese Getting Killed
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Yanqui U.X.O.
Green Day Father of All Motherfuckers
Gunna One of Wun
Iglooghost Tidal Memory Exo
Imagine Dragons ƎVOLVE
Imperial Triumphant Alphaville
Imperial Triumphant Goldstar
Just another example of death metal going too pretentiously up its own arse for its own good. When all you want are incoherent song structures, dissonant guitars, cavernous wall of noise, at what point does it become too much. Apparently for a lot of death metal fans the skies the limit. Fuck that. Goldstar is for bored 50-something uncles and no one else.
Jane Remover Revengeseekerz
Jane Remover Frailty
Jinjer Wallflowers
Johnny Booth Moments Elsewhere
Kanye West Late Registration
Kayo Dot Hubardo
Somehow worse than Swans
Kayo Dot Every Rock, Every Half-Truth Under Reason
Kendrick Lamar GNX
Kobong Chmury Nie Bylo
La Dispute No One Was Driving the Car
More painful garbage. No surprises!
Lightning Bolt Fantasy Empire
Lil Uzi Vert Pink Tape
An artistic masterpiece. Lil Uzi Vert is a master of his craft on this album and it shows, his delivery is of the highest caliber imaginable, it brings a tear to the eye. Lil Uzi Vert's vision on this album is seen in crystal clear polished production that will have anyone in awe. When he said "fuh tha bih yAAAA" I felt that.
Lil Uzi Vert Lil Uzi Vert vs. The World
Liturgy 93696
Make Them Suffer Old Souls
Mandy, Indiana URGH
More hoe scaring EDM music only pretentious people will find enjoyable.
Mastodon Hushed and Grim
Mayhem De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
Tried with this band but it became quite exhausting and mind numbing by the end. It's a very one dimensional LP, mostly intense blast beats and tremolo picking. Sure, there are segments here and there that break up the pace, but theres still not enough variety for my personal taste. Plus, the vocals sound like a dying frog. I don't need to explain why thats hard to connect with. The vocals often feel like an afterthought with the same one note delivery throughout the entire runtime.
Memphis May Fire Remade in Misery
Memphis May Fire Shapeshifter
Meshuggah Chaosphere
Meshuggah Rare Trax
Misery Signals Of Malice and the Magnum Heart
Chick flick metalcore disguised as a tough metalcore album. Those whiny vocals are completely rancid, especially the part where he says "be with ME, toNIGHT", christ... Sappy sad boy metalcore album for 15-year-old teenagers, that sums up this album perfectly.
Morgan Wallen One Thing At A Time
Neptunian Maximalism Solar Drone Ceremony
Neuma Weather
Nile Annihilation Of The Wicked
Brutal death metal is very boring in my personal opinion, everything is so mind numbing constantly blast beats constant trem pick or guitar wankery with little to no structure to latch onto. Theres no sense of "this is the chorus" or "this is the verse", lacks any kind of dynamic sensibilities that I look for within the other genres of the desth metal umbrella.
Parannoul After the Magic
Playboi Carti Whole Lotta Red
Poison the Well The Opposite of December
Overrated garbage. There's nothing else really to say. The production feels limp, like a blunted blade, with no impact. The vocals have nothing to write home about. They are painfully bog-standard, and clean vocals are downright cringeworthy.
Poppy Empty Hands
Poppy Negative Spaces
Portal ION
music for nerds, watchers of fantano and no one else
SeeYouSpaceCowboy Coup de Grâce
Didnt like this style of post hardcore in its heyday, still dont like it now.
Sexyy Red Hood Hottest Princess
Everyone but a certain bald guy knows this is absolute shit.
slayr Half Blood
Offensively overhyped album in the underground rap scene right now. There's nothing unique about this album. Painfully standard rage garbage.
Slint Spiderland
Sprain The Lamb As Effigy
Swans The Seer
Swans The Beggar
Swans Birthing
I can enjoy some post-rock from time to time, but this from Swans, as usual, Birthing is a painfully mind-numbing experience. The lead vocals aren't that great, they have maybe a sort of charm, but it's still not quite there for my personal preference. He sounds untrained, to my ears. Yes, post-rock is known for its long and drawn-out songs, but this is just excessive, and then when the big crescendo moments happen, they are just overbearing. There is so many layers, so much dissonance, it becomes incredibly off-putting. The best post-rock will completely detach themselves from that "crescendo-core" philosophy. They will focus on making great songs, they don't focus on making it mind-numbingly long. Sometimes it can be a shorter song, but it still resonates far more than this album ever could.
Taylor Swift 1989
The Armed Ultrapop
The Armed Untitled
The Armed The Future Is Here and Everything Needs to Be...
The Callous Daoboys I Don't Want to See You in Heaven
A painful band to listen to. Shaggy scooby doo whiny vocals chaotic mathcore instrumentals. Truly like nails on a chalkboard. The attempts at some catchiness aren't able to sell me whatsoever, but nice try I guess.
The Cure Songs of a Lost World
The Dillinger Escape Plan One of Us Is the Killer
Its true. Metalcore with some chaos can be pretty satisfying. However, it should be in moderation. One Of Us Is The Killer takes things way too far. Everything is too incoherent for its own good.
The HIRS Collective We're Still Here
The Strokes Is This It
The Weeknd Trilogy
Ulcerate Cutting the Throat of God
Ulcerate Everything Is Fire
Weatherday Hornet Disaster
Weed420 Amor de encava
Yeat 2093
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