Average Rating: 3.88 Rating Variance: 0.88 Objectivity Score: 67% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAnathema We're Here Because We're HereAnathemas best album and one of the greatest albums of the decadeJimmy Eat World FuturesOceansize FramesOceansize Everyone Into PositionThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Cure Disintegration4.5 superbAnathema Weather SystemsNoel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Noel Gallagher's High Flying BirdsProbably the best album Noel has made since "Morning Glory?"Queens of the Stone Age ...Like Clockwork4.0 excellentAnathema A Natural DisasterBlack Mountain IVDwellers Pagan FruitPVRIS All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of HellQueens of the Stone Age Lullabies to ParalyzeSaosin Saosin3.5 greatNevea Tears Do I Have To Tell You Why I Love YouI?m not really sure why these guys aren?t more well known among post-hardcore/screamo fans. Anyone who enjoys bands like Underoath, Of Machines, Alexisonfire, and Lower Definition should definitely check this album out. PVRIS White NoiseQueens of the Stone Age VillainsRoyal Blood Royal BloodThe Flying Eyes Burning the Season3.0 goodDashboard Confessional All The Truth That I Can TellChris Carrabba once again attempts to go back to his acoustic roots. The songs are pretty basic but this is still miles better than whatever the hell that last album was. Liam Gallagher As You Were2.5 averageRoyal Blood How Did We Get So Dark?The only songs I really like are She's Creeping, Sleep, Lights Out, and Hook, Line & Sinker. The rest feels like filler. Definitely a step down from their debut.2.0 poorblink-182 CaliforniaThe title of the lead single is very fitting, because this album bored me to death, and this is coming from someone that used to be a huge blink-182 fan. It's too poppy, there's no fun riffs, and all of the songs pretty much sound the same. The older blink albums have heart and soul, and their self titled album is one of my favorite albums of the 2000's, but California is just radio friendly bubble gum boy band pop garbage for the kiddies. I knew this band wasn't going to be the same without Tom Delonge, but I didn't think they'd take this big of a nosedive. 1.5 very poorGreen Day Father of All MotherfuckersIt saddens me to think that the same band that brought us Dookie and Nimrod is also responsible for this abomination.
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