| 4.5 superb |
| Alive In Standby Dream Status |
| Ugh. This album is so magical. I can't even articulate this into words. Magical. |
| Anderson .Paak Malibu |
| August Burns Red Phantom Anthem |
| Their last album sucked because they tried to sound mature and progressed. Fuck that shit. All they needed was a banger, like this album. |
| August Burns Red Messengers (Remixed) |
| Incredible how a different production style can make this album so much more enjoyable to listen to. Tbh, not sure what all went into this, sound like they may have redone some instruments. The breakdowns are so in your face this go around. |
| Before Their Eyes Midwest Modesty |
| Mind boggling. Out of left field, Before Their Eyes drops one of the greatest Post Hardcore albums ever. One of the most artistic albums I have ever heard. The mood is surreal. It's laid back, melodic, math-core edgy. It's incredible. |
| Being as an Ocean Being As An Ocean |
| I was blown away at first listen. Being As An Ocean was always a hit and miss band with lots of potential. But this album, they got everything to click. Concocting so many elements from all branches in the genre. Lyrically, one the most intricate and profound albums ever written, stretching deep into philosophy and the most darkest depths of theology. |
| Ben Quad Ephemera |
| Big K.R.I.T. ReturnOf4eva |
| Carly Rae Jepsen Emotion |
| I regret that it had taken me so long to dive into this! Beautifully modernized reminiscent 80s that was too complex for dreadful radio, cast out for the hipsters to devour. Was not displeased with this sputnik hall of famer. |
| Empty Hope and The Loss of It |
| Four Year Strong Go Down In History |
| Ghost Atlas All Is in Sync... |
I used to scratch my head as to why everyone dug this band. This album has definitely changed my
opinion. What it was, is that Coma didn't have the right time frame to display the talent of Ghost
Atlas. All Is In Sync, and There's Nothing Left to Sing truly demonstrates the depths of of this
dude's talent. The album's influence ranges from mainstream radio rock (see:Legs and Badlands) all
the way down to the deepest depths of obscure post hardcore. 4.2 |
| Haste the Day Attack of the Wolf King |
| Jeff Rosenstock POST- |
| Kanye West Graduation |
| Kendrick Lamar To Pimp a Butterfly |
| Ling Tosite Sigure Inspiration Is Dead |
| Miss Fortune A Spark To Believe |
| No Bragging Rights Cycles |
| Real Friends Blue Hour |
| State Champs The Finer Things |
| The Ghost Inside Returners |
| Vince Staples Big Fish Theory |
| 2.5 average |
| Attack Attack! Someday Came Suddenly |
| FKJ French Kiwi Juice |
| Ugh. Album emits good vibes. unfortunately, vocals and song structure are nowhere to be found. |
| Justin Timberlake Man of the Woods |
| One of the most bizarre albums I've ever heard. JT has failed to create anything truly artistic, and the intent was there. In my opinion, this album has three of the best songs Timberlake has ever composed. Midnight Summer Jam, Supplies, and Say Something are truly special, and there is even a concept for the album, but man! EVERYTHING ELSE on the album is some of the most half-assed lackluster rubbish I've heard. Timberlake's decision for ditching modern synth beats and branching out into alternative or folk was a step in the right direction, but the album in its entirety is missing the magic that was found on The 20/20 Experience. However, I am optimistic that his next album will be stronger, if not a potential classic. |
| Kanye West The Life of Pablo |
