Average Rating: 4.26 Rating Variance: 0.33 Objectivity Score: 46% (Poorly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAlpha Wann Une Main Lave l'AutreHavukruunu Uinuos Syömein SotaSarpanitum Blessed Be My Brothers4.5 superbBlack Sabbath Black SabbathDogleg MeleeExulansis Sequestered SympathyThis album was such a good nocturnal surprise! First, the artwork is wonderful and the music is at the same level as all that powerful melodies are accompanied by such a delicate violin (that'll make you think about Dawn Ray'd) and voices that can as easily go in tortured growls and then bring some light in there with sensitive singing that goes with atmospheric sounds. Also, even if it's quite long (6 songs lasting 44 minutes) time will fly very quickly while listening to it. rIn short, a very good debut album!The Ocean Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic4.0 excellentDream Troll Second to NoneGlorietta GloriettaSince I've discovered that record, I've been digging it more and more every day. And after each listening, you discover always a new chorus, a new melody, a new arrangement that you've never paid attention to before. Plus, this is a perfect soundtrack to listen to while driving and the variety of ambiences created in that record is quite amazing. I definitively recommend it for every blues/country/Americana/folk fans.Svalbard When I Die, Will I Get Better?Tame Impala Currents3.5 greatTame Impala The Slow RushAs Currents put the bar that high, I was afraid of what was coming next. Luckily, it's still a very good piece and what the album lost in psychedelic and more unique sounds was gained in danceability potential and made Tame Impala gently slide from space rock to very nice pop. It just needs a bit of time to be fully appreciated, not like Currents that was very unique and a real heart stroke. rStill very curious for what's coming next!3.0 goodThe Black Dahlia Murder Verminous
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