Average Rating: 3.57 Rating Variance: 0.47 Objectivity Score: 72% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBetween the Buried and Me ColorsThis marked the shift of an era. A classic that blurs the lines between metalcore and prog in a way that pushes both genres to new peaks. An example of something that feels thoroughly off-the-cuff yet planned, like a miraculous circumstance. Like accidentally stumbling upon what will come to be one of your fondest memories. That's all I have to say. I instantly felt compelled to learn the entire album on guitar, despite metalcore never being a particular favorite genre of mine. Who doesn't still get excited when they hear White Walls live?Black Sabbath ParanoidYou really need me to explain this rating? Bruh. Look at the tracklisting. People who hate metal have still enjoyed these tracks at some point, I guarantee it.Charles Mingus The Black Saint and the Sinner LadyOn my first listen, I had many "wow" moments, but my most basic summary statement: "I'm going to have to listen to this at least 50 more times." There is a change in the air every time I put this on where the inevitable desire of the human soul takes mainstage and never leaves as it settles into the heart and mind. One of the most soulful albums I've ever heard, with equal compositional and technical finesse that can give anyone a run for their money today. And this was over 50 years ago. If this came out today, it would still be heralded as a major accomplishment.Devin Townsend Project By A Thread: Live in London 2011An amalgamation of a near-flawless run by one of prog metal's most prolific song-writers and performers. This group of performances represents Devin Townsend at his peak. Sound quality is phenomenal. Vocals (and all instruments) aren't just on-point, but go the extra mile. Every set provides a unique atmosphere that is encompassing of a pointed mentality relative to each album being performed; This is all during a key point in his personal progression through life, representing what heights can be reached with a sober mentality. The "encore" portions represent many of his best tracks from throughout his career. This performance is everything it should be.Injury Reserve By The Time I Get To Phoenix"I don't think they get it." "And you if don't, then there's something wrong, up here in your noggin." The prison complex slave force is having trouble keeping up with the increasing forest fires. People have been taking to the streets because of incongruence between politics and the need for representation. People are overdosing on pills in droves from a depressive disconnection; a lack of consequence. Society exists in disassociation; It's in our structures. These are the rational ramblings of well-meaning men.Kendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyThe fact that this can end up on multiple major publications' "Best of the Decade" list, despite the people making these lists not even understanding every core point expressed on the album, is pretty damn substantial. For an album that seems to be geared towards black people, I feel a noticeable shift within myself every time I let this sink in that's just... perfect. This album actively makes me a better (more considerate, logical, and sympathetic) person. This is the most thorough actualization of a piece of poetry that's equally simple and deep that I've ever heard. It's literally a goddamn rap opera that's way too cool to be considered an opera.maudlin of the Well BathWords escape me. This album is irreplaceable. When I was reaching a point in my life where mental breakdowns were becoming overwhelming, this brought my soul escape. This helped to redefine the way I view my place in this world, in my Earthly shell. I still think some of the guitar solos here are some of the most satisfying solos I've ever heard. The instrumentation is so unique, almost off the wall, but SO vivid in fulfilling the purpose of it's execution (pun). Speaking of... the concept. All I'm going to say is that I avoided listening to this when I used to take acid because I didn't want to have to go through the process of experiencing a reasonable mentality where murder could occur out of a deranged sense of love... because this album is way too good at taking you down that road just to lose and regret. And yet, there's still peace. It's so broken, yet in tune with it's fulfillment. This is the type of thing that requires a process of rationalization. I don't really know what else to say... This is the perversion of transcendence. And it's just a beautiful thing to observe, deal with, and learn from.Meshuggah II'm not posting this sound-off to change anyone's mind. But this is basically the musical incarnation of Armageddon.Mr. Bungle CaliforniaIndescribable. Literally. The only way to communicate the quality of this album is to tap into it's mentality, and inevitably scare off and confuse people who don't jump headfirst into accepting everything life has to offer. Mr. Bungle is a band that is known for mixing genres together that would not be expected; Whereas the previous album, Disco Volante, was peak weirdness in artistry... this album brings much more topical focus and dynamic cohesion, and overall responds to general expectations of modern music, making this easily the most accessible album from a band that seems to do everything they can to not be. Some of the topics covered throughout are pretty clear satire after you let them sink in. "Nobody wants to be a Mr. Bungle."Nine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralThis album's track-listing isn't perfect because of one or two tracks (which are still fine tracks), but the execution of the concept itself is flawless and invaluable. Acting like this didn't totally redefine modern music, and that this isn't an epitome of itself, is a misnomer. Sometimes, the grime of life sticks to you, and letting it build up can make you unrecognizable to your past self. This album is a reminder. Eraser and Reptile still give me chills. Heresy, March of the Pigs, and The Becoming were definitive tracks of my depressed youth that all carry an energy, a sense of engagement, and a portrayal of self, that still define a quality of personal artistic engagement I prominently look for in music today.Opeth Blackwater ParkAn impossibly encapsulating darkly ethereal experience. Something that's incredibly easy to lose yourself in just to get sucked back in by the manner of each song's progression. The musical composition between all the instruments brings me to a different level of expectation of what a riff can do. One of the most obvious contenders for a progressive metal masterpiece. Still enjoy to the same exact degree today as I did 100+ listens ago.Radiohead OK ComputerThe album that was so encompassing that Thom Yorke had to make Kid A in order to escape it's success.Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineA song about unlawful police, where the ending refrain is "Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me (x16)" was played all over the radio when I was in elementary school. I instantly loved it. Even at that age, I didn't it interpret as visceral or immature, like some subsequent nu-metal bands would promote within the rap/rock hybrid, though I clearly was too young to have any reasonable impression of politics. There is something about the sound throughout this album that is instantly recognizable pertaining to being ready to observe what exists in reality rather than what you're told to believe, backed up by some massive-sounding riffs, driving beats and grooves, and expressive, effect-laden solos that sing in a totally unique fashion; arguably Tom Morello's best work to date. Considering how instantly recognizable and how pure of a genre mix this is, with an unmistakably refined-yet-experimental, unforgettable sound, this album is definitely a classic.Refused The Shape Of Punk To ComeThis album is a life-changer. A testament to the artistic value of music. Punk died with this album so that it may be reincarnated in all of our hearts. God bless them.Run the Jewels RTJ4I've never heard any album do exactly what this album did. This took repeated listens to familiarize with the true quality of, but what other album filled with bangers is meant to approach your soul for a real talk about how our collective accountability equates to the potentiality for personal satisfaction? And there's so much more. This is layered. This is coded. This is like the homeless guy from "How Much a Dollar Cost" by Kendrick Lamar. Killer Mike and El-P both stepped their game up here. El-P's dropping one-liners that have up to four meanings, Killer Mike's energy is as infectious and relatable as ever (yet more driven), and they're knitting their verses together to balance off of each others meanings to reflect all sorts of perspectives through specific phrasing. This is an essential entry into the hip-hop canon, alongside any classic, and, to me, a picture perfect representation of a common man who interacts with his surroundings and just wants to invest in what really matters, despite imposing forces. Favorite rhetorical device: The loop from the outro to the intro. Also... "Never Look Back" is incredible when it sinks in, comparing the meaning to "Thursday In The Danger Room" from RTJ3. We live our love.Tag Team Whoomp! (There It Is)The song that was so good, they had to disband while standing in the mere shadow of it's legacy. Never has there been a more widely encompassing anthem for partygoers of all varieties and backgrounds. Even sports stadiums cannot avoid playing this banger on their speakers to this day. The title says it all. Whoomp! (There it is.)Tool LateralusThe most encapsulating archetype of modern progressive rock. This album frames depth in a way that anyone can see, and it's kind of miraculous. Something to get lost in, and find yourself in. Deconstruction of core elements, amplified through open hearts and minds. Incredible, unforgettable, and massively influential, yet impossible to completely encapsulate by all the people trying to follow in their steps. No weak points. Fantastic.4.5 superbA Perfect Circle Thirteenth StepA Tribe Called Quest The Low End TheoryA Tribe Called Quest Midnight MaraudersA Tribe Called Quest We got it from Here… Thank You 4 Your serviceA Wilhelm Scream Career SuicideAceyalone A Book of Human LanguageAd Nauseam Imperative Imperceptible ImpulseAesop Rock Spirit World Field GuideAgalloch Ashes Against the GrainImpossibly lonely, cold, and isolated. And simultaneously majestically beautiful, sometimes soaring. Intimate, exposed, and vulnerable. Searching for peace in uncertainty. Unforgettable.Antonio Vivaldi The Four SeasonsAphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92At the Drive-In Relationship of CommandThe abstract lyricism and the occasionally off-kilter, quirky guitarwork add an invaluable flavor to a style that's easily interpretable (post-hardcore/alt-punk), but no less innovative, experimental, or expressive. While most tracks take an energetic, almost upbeat approach to serious foreign political issues being discussed through consistent metaphorical phrasing, some of the strongest points are when they slow down and really let the mood sink in. My only major complaint is that it doesn't end as strongly as it started.Autechre Tri RepetaeBad Religion SufferBad Religion No ControlBeastie Boys Paul's BoutiqueBeck OdelayBetween the Buried and Me AlaskaBetween the Buried and Me Colors_LiveBetween the Buried and Me The Parallax II: Future SequenceBetween the Buried and Me Future Sequence: Live at the FidelitoriumBillie Holiday Music for TorchingBinary Star Masters of the UniverseBjork PostBjork HomogenicBjork VespertineBlack Flag DamagedBlack Flag My WarBlack Sabbath Black SabbathBlack Sabbath Master of RealityBlack Star Black StarBlotted Science The Machinations of DementiaThis is a really hard album to encompass the artistry of in words without doing research on the actual topic of each instrumental, but I can definitely say that the musicality is of a degree relative to a masterclass jazz musician, but within a specific style I've never heard anywhere due to the required technical prowess. This isn't exercises: This is enticing brain fuel from start to finish, with psychological analyses engorging (both definitions) vivid sensations that reach towards root functions within the brain. Activation Synthesis Theory is one of the greatest metal instrumentals I have ever heard, with a solo that's nearly impossible to put into notation without making a mess. A monumental instrumental release.Bomb the Music Industry! To Leave or Die in Long IslandBomb the Music Industry! VacationBoogie Down Productions Ghetto Music: The Blueprint Of Hip HopBotch We Are the RomansBrockhampton SATURATION IIIThis is definitely the best Saturation album, and the best Brockhampton project by my standards. Not one filler track (S2 may have had a couple higher peaks, but it falls off toward the end). Engaging album flow; Every following track feels entirely necessary). They clearly hit their stride by putting their work in through 2017, and it shows here. Killer production. Everyone's performances round out their overall offerings to the group, providing everyone's highlights. Plus there's a good range of topics and moods, with Bleach being more introspective and one of their most enjoyable hits, and Sister/Nation being one of their most daring compositions. Also recommend the tracks: Rental, StupidCalvaiire ForcepsCamel The Snow GooseCamel MoonmadnessCamel MirageCannibal Ox The Cold VeinCharles Mingus Mingus Ah UmCharles Mingus Let My Children Hear MusicCharles Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus MingusCharles Mingus Me Myself An EyeCharles Mingus The ClownCharles Mingus Blues & RootsChildren of Bodom Follow the ReaperEasily the best Children of Bodom record to me. They had this raw classic metal band energy over the first three albums that peaked here. And then Hate Crew Death Roll was like their Black Album to me; Got a lot of people into them, and it's a great album, but has the same issue: "Modernization" makes it tied to it's time. Where HCDR feels like a throwback to something that felt new, Follow the Reaper always feels exactly like it used. So many good tracks. Memorable from start to finish.clipping. There Existed an Addiction to BloodWhen you're ready to let it sink in, it can make you shiver from beginning to end. That's how it was for me on my second listen, when I gave it my full attention. A horror album where every (potentially) gruesome scenario is a metaphor for a real-life psychological horror, contrasting it's following partner album which largely does the opposite. On first listen, I had wished there were more drums. On the second listen, I realized the pulse was meant to be in my head, as it was implied by the placement of the vocal rhythms. First, I thought his flow and wordplay was very precise and well-executed. Then, I realized just how vivid yet interpretable Daveed's story-telling is as I started applying the details in these distinct scenarios to details of situations that I, and most people, should reasonably fear. This album brought me substantial realizations about hip-hop; How artistically daring it can be, and how effectively a fiction can indicate something real to a general audience, thus granting a window for anyone who wishes to get into the genre across backgrounds. Absolutely noteworthy: The sound design in "Run For Your Life" is precious. The transitions between tracks is so smooth, it makes the album feel like one extended sonically entrancing art piece. The final track is literally just a burning piano for 19 minutes, but because of how engaged I've been with the concepts throughout the prior 50 or so minutes, I've sat through it way more times than I can rationalize to anyone. I think it's a testament of accomplishment.clipping. Visions of Bodies Being BurnedAt first, I thought this might be a B-sides. That opinion was partially formed by hearing "Say the Name" first. However, that is easily the "safest" track on here, and serves a logical purpose near the beginning of the album as a bit of a calm. Comparing this to it's mirror album, There Existed An Addiction To Blood, there seems to be more of a psychological horror element here; whereas it's predecessor was largely based on fearing for your living flesh and blood in different contexts, there's a heavier element of underlying horrors and haunting here. If you're expecting the tone of Daveed's voice to haunt you more than the words he's saying, this isn't your kind of horror... This is more of an homage to classic horror movies that utilizes these tracks as a vehicle to make modern connections to legitimate points these movies made. This album is objectively an artistic achievement. While certainly not flawless (the interludes are less essential this time, Daveed's tone could occasionally be more aggressive), there are enough clear monuments to modern experimental hip-hop here to put clipping. very far into their own lane. Favorite/Recommended Tracks: Eaten Alive, Something Underneath, EnlacingClipse Hell Hath No FuryCompany Flow Funcrusher PlusNot flawless, though undeniably a classic in it's own sense. Some of the strongest hip-hop tracks from the 90s. Occasionally transcendental. The only flaw throughout it's entirety is that it could use a few more topically focused tracks; Last Good Sleep is absolutely heartbreaking, and just how strong of a track it is makes it even more-so, because I can feel the dedication to the craft being relative to the need to escape from something that feels out of control. Aside from that, there's flows for days and instrumentals that are instantly recognizable, yet sonically complex within their occasionally lo-fi sensibilities. The head-space might go past some people, but when you're in it, complex thoughts might become catchy.Converge Jane DoeCormorant DiasporaCynic FocusCynic Traced in AirCypress Hill Cypress HillDanny Brown Atrocity ExhibitionDanny Brown XXXDavid Bowie Hunky DoryDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDe La Soul 3 Feet High and RisingDead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting VegetablesDead Kennedys Plastic Surgery DisastersDeath The Sound of PerseveranceDeath Individual Thought PatternsDeath SymbolicDeath HumanDemilich NespitheDenzel Curry TA13OODepeche Mode ViolatorDescendents Milo Goes to CollegeDevin Townsend Ocean Machine: BiomechDevin Townsend TerriaDevin Townsend Project DeconstructionDevin Townsend Project GhostDevin Townsend Project Contain UsDevin Townsend Project Ocean Machine: Live in PlovdivDilute Grape Blueprints Pour Spinach Olive GrapeDJ Shadow Endtroducing.....Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a MemoryDream Theater Images and WordsDream Theater Six Degrees of Inner TurbulenceI think that this is the least flawed Dream Theater album. There may technically be higher peaks at different points of their discography, but... Put it this way: SFAM is obviously a classic album, but I just can't stand the cheesier bits, and in retrospect, that contrast of styles and tones actually lessens the compositional cohesion. It's really disappointing to skip tracks on one of the greatest concept albums because the mood shifts don't always land. However, I don't see a reason to skip any track here, and find these songs to relate very clearly to each other while still offering substantial variations throughout it's runtime.dredg El CieloDrive Like Jehu Yank CrimeEl-P Cancer 4 CureEl-P I'll Sleep When You're DeadEl-P Fantastic DamageEminem The Marshall Mathers LPEric B and Rakim Paid in FullEric B and Rakim Follow the LeaderEric B and Rakim Let the Rhythm Hit 'EmExotic Animal Petting Zoo I Have Made My Bed in DarknessThis album slays so fucking hard, front to back. An hour of straight fire. It's like mixing Dillinger Escape Plan with The Mars Volta and making it sound like a 90s rock band that's too insane for radio play, or a post-hardcore album gone wrong. So good. Every track flows together and offers something different. Vocals are distinct, strong, and memorable. Lyrics are abstract, yet vividly provocative. All instrumentals are incredibly distinct, bringing chills down your spine and flames in your mind. The drummer absolutely owns. The compositions are all unconventional, successful experiments. So strongly recommended.Eyedea and Abilities First BornFailure The Heart Is a MonsterFear Before The Always Open MouthFirst Fragment DaseinFishmans Long SeasonFlying Lotus CosmogrammaFrodus And We Washed Our Weapons In The SeaFugazi Red MedicineFugees The ScoreFunkadelic Maggot BrainGang Starr Hard to EarnGang Starr Step in the ArenaGang Starr Moment of TruthGenesis Owusu Smiling with No TeethThis album is absolutely incredible to me. There's such a wide mix of influences that come together flawlessly to carry through these vocal performances of a soul on fire, with impeccably well-crafted lyrics. The theme of the black dog carries a lot of weight as he really delves into the fine details of these two aspects: Of loving yourself when your partner convinces you otherwise, and when society convinces you otherwise as well. They aren't unrelated, it all contributes to an interplay of aspects of self-image. More importantly, the psychological nuances of what eats away at well-being, and the true nature of those nuances, is buried in all these lines in a very personally connective way; This album was born from the necessity of the human spirit to thrive. There's plenty of dreaminess throughout, a lot of throwbacks to older funk and soul styles, occasionally some rock and punk influences; it seamlessly bridges influences over multiple decades. Really feel the need to re-emphasize just how well-knit the lyrical themes between tracks are, it really serves as a strong basis for a complete listening experience as the performances fully convey the meanings. Most tracks are my favorites, but for a start, I recommend: Centrefold, Don't Need You, Smiling With No Teeth, Black Dogs!, Whip Cracker. These tracks all offer drastically different things while all being very clearly cohesive. Love it when experimentation lands well like this.Genghis Tron Board Up the HouseGlassjaw Coloring BookGlassjaw Worship and TributeGodflesh StreetcleanerGodspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to HeavenGodspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞Gojira The Flesh AliveGojira From Mars to SiriusGojira MagmaGoodie Mob Soul FoodGorod Leading VisionGravediggaz 6 Feet DeepGZA Liquid SwordsHaken VectorHieroglyphics 3rd Eye VisionHoly Fawn Death SpellsIce Cube AmeriKKKa's Most WantedIce Cube Death CertificateIchiko Aoba 0Ichiko Aoba qpIchiko Aoba MahoroboshiyaIDLES Joy as an Act of ResistanceImmolation Close to a World BelowIn Flames The Jester RaceIncubus (USA-CA) S.C.I.E.N.C.E.Injury Reserve Live From The Dentist OfficeIosonouncane IraIron Maiden The Number of the BeastIron Maiden Brave New WorldIron Maiden Piece of MindIron Maiden PowerslaveJaga Jazzist What We MustJames Blake OvergrownJapandi The Great Dinosaur MysteryJapanese Breakfast JubileeJeru the Damaja The Sun Rises in the EastJeru the Damaja Wrath of the MathJethro Tull Stand UpJethro Tull Thick as a BrickI literally just heard this for the first time, and I can't believe how much fire there is in here. Amazing riffs / song composition. Easily a progenitor of modern prog rock. Contemplating a 5. Btw, I'm guessing musicians' issue with the "concept album" label is the fact that literally any album that's about anything is a "concept" album. Kind of like how most bands that use advanced compositional techniques are generally considered "prog."JID DiCaprio 2JID The Never StoryJID The Forever StoryAfter letting this sink in, it's actually better than I initially thought. The way the lyrical themes tie together is really clever. It covers his come-up and dealing with money and "the devil's temptations," sure, but the way he portrays how family matters within the influence of growing up in poverty really helps get across a clear picture, visually and mentally. JID has an impressive amount of subtlety for someone who's capable of being flashy. Just about all of the main attributes that a rapper can do well, he pulls off; Commercial appeal, technical flows, smooth double talk, conscious lyrics that don't over-preach, a wide variety of beats, and even some well-sung passages. The features all fit well into their tracks, but JID is definitely a big part of why they shine, as he balances off of their contributions perfectly, such as in "Just in Time." Something particular special about JID that's further exemplified on this album is his ability to really bring an instrumental to life with the way he structures his approach, which he has achieved a very fine balance with on here, both on individual tracks and throughout the album. Probably the biggest flaw out of the whole thing is the album essentially feeling like two halves, being front-loaded with bangers followed by mostly melodic, more vulnerable cuts after. It's not detrimental enough to lessen the songs, but a transitional track might've done wonders, considering everything else was mostly on point. Heavy contender for album of the year.Jimmy Eat World ClarityJohn Coltrane Blue TrainJohn Coltrane A Love SupremeJon Gomm Don't PanicJPEGMAFIA VeteranJPEGMAFIA LP! (offline)JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown Scaring the HoesJudas Priest Sad Wings of DestinyJuggaknots Re:ReleaseKamasi Washington The EpicKashiwa Daisuke Program Music IKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityKendrick Lamar Mr. Morale and the Big SteppersThis album is salvation and a total piece of shit. There, now that we got the silly part out of the way: This is K Dot covering the toxicity in the culture at the root of interpersonal relationships, starting with our selves. He's still doing the same shit he's always done. He's still saying simple things that people aren't thinking about enough to get the true meaning of. His flows aren't as aggressive or technically savvy this time around, but he still tastefully switches it up a lot, and it serves as a basis for baring soul. This album is a therapy session, flat-out. And simultaneously, he's still locked into that public expectation and pulling it off. While there're 2-4 tracks that don't hit the same, the album as a whole conveys a very important process of self-reflection and internalization. This album will positively impact many people. It's a success in my book.Kids See Ghosts Kids See GhostsKiller Mike R.A.P. MusicKing Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingKing Diamond AbigailKoji Kondo The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time OSTKRS-One Return Of The Boom BapLast Chance to Reason Level 2Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVLed Zeppelin Physical GraffitiLed Zeppelin Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILil Ugly Mane Oblivion AccessLinkin Park The Hunting PartyFor me, this is clearly Linkin Park's best work, right next to Hybrid Theory. This album is raw, personal, and emotionally charged, for sure. Most of the tracks on here are highlight tracks, and the ones that are closer to average aren't bad tracks. The only track I can't really get behind is Final Masquerade. Aside from that, there're multiple collaborations on here that work as well as they possibly could have, with features including Rakim and members of Helmet, System of a Down, and Rage Against the Machine. Hybrid Theory had a certain angst to it that could at worst be considered teenage angst, but is ultimately based in a dark and troubled past that gets conveyed effectively when connecting with the material. Hunting Party doesn't feel like teenage angst; This is the peak representation of Linkin Park sounding relevant with their angst as adults. These tracks come off more like anthems of facing an existential crisis. Aside from the feature tracks all being great, other highlights include Keys to the Kingdom having the kind of chorus only Chester could deliver that skillfully and naturally, as well as Mark the Graves having some seriously impressive high notes in an overall effective rock track.Little Big League Tropical JinxMachine Head Unto the LocustMachine Head Bloodstone and DiamondsMadvillain MadvillainyManic Street Preachers The Holy BibleMassive Attack MezzanineMastodon Crack the Skyemaudlin of the Well Leaving Your Body Mapmclusky McLusky Do DallasMegadeth Rust in PeaceMeshuggah Nothing (Re-Release)Meshuggah obZenMeshuggah AliveMeshuggah The Violent Sleep Of ReasonAs a longtime fan of Meshuggah, this release is an absolute treat for me. For anyone inclined towards nerding out over technicalities: Koloss was an effective step away from simply repeating odd patterns in a clever formation by including more specifically placed deviations. However, I feel that it actually detracted from that album's replay value, despite it being slightly less predictable. However, on this album, there's a perfect balance between formulaic and nuanced, and some more subtle tricks are introduced that may not be noticeable if giving oneself wholly to the "swirl" rather than focusing on staying grounded. FANTASTIC examples: By the Ton's riffs don't line up into the 4 of 4/4 groupings, meaning if you start following one riff, you might not be on the original on-beat. Also, this track is absolutely loaded with parts that constantly change, more like demented free jazz. Another great example is Stifled: The intro contains 3 notes before the phrase kicks in, meaning the first downbeat is on a fast offbeat. There're little things like this that make perfect sense for Meshuggah, but just haven't been utilized like this until now, and it shows that they're still capable of finding room for growth within their thoroughly established identity. On a visceral level, this thing just fucking bangs. Clockworks, Monstrocity, Ivory Tower, Nostrum, In Decay... All killer, totally distinct within their discography. Good workout album with no major lulls.Metallica Ride the LightningMetallica Master of PuppetsMetallica Live Shit: Binge & PurgeMew FrengersMF DOOM MM.. FoodMiles Davis Kind of BlueMiles Davis Bitches BrewMiles Davis MilestonesMisfits Walk Among UsMobb Deep The InfamousMobb Deep Hell on EarthMorbid Angel Altars of MadnessMorbid Angel Blessed Are the SickMorbid Angel CovenantMotorhead Ace of SpadesMr. Bungle Disco VolanteMudvayne L.D. 50My Bloody Valentine LovelessNas IllmaticNecrophagist EpitaphNekrogoblikon PowerNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaNevermore Dead Heart In A Dead WorldNevermore The Year of the VoyagerThey play most of their best tracks over 2 hours. Everyone's performance is refined and on-point. Warrel's voice stays strong on every song. A prime representation of Nevermore as a band.Night Verses From the Gallery of SleepNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII: Original SoundtrackNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII Piano CollectionsNOFX Punk in DrublicNorma Jean Polar SimilarNujabes Modal SoulOld Man's Child The Pagan ProsperityOni (CAN) IronshoreWow! Can't believe there isn't a review for this. I'm pretty sure this was my favorite metal album from 2016. The track "The Science" is absolutely incredible. The whole album has well-composed instrumentals that carry the band's theme really well. Plus, everyone's nasty at their instruments, but shout-out to the xylo-synth player for shredding with the mallets.Operation Ivy EnergyOpeth Ghost ReveriesOpeth My Arms, Your HearseOpeth Still LifeOpeth In Live Concert at the Royal Albert HallOrigami Angel Somewhere CityOrnette Coleman The Shape of Jazz to ComeOutKast ATLiensOutKast StankoniaOutKast AqueminiP.O.S Never BetterPantera Cowboys from HellPantera Vulgar Display of PowerPanzerballett Breaking BrainParliament Mothership ConnectionPink Floyd Wish You Were HerePink Floyd The WallPink Floyd AnimalsPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPoor Righteous Teachers Holy IntellectPortishead DummyPrimus Frizzle FryPrimus Sailing the Seas of CheesePrince Purple RainPrince Sign o' the TimesPrince Paul A Prince Among ThievesPropagandhi Supporting CasteProtest the Hero KeziaPsychostick SandwichI think this is the closest we're getting to a consistent concept album from these guys. And it works! Personally, I think this is their best. I'm not much of a hardcore dancer, but if ever there was a song worth hardcore dancing for... it's Orange.Public Enemy Fear of a Black PlanetPublic Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us BackQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafQueensryche Operation: MindcrimeRadiohead Kid ARadiohead In Rainbows: From the BasementRancid ...And Out Come the WolvesRas Kass Soul on IceRed Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex MagikRevocation DeathlessRight Away, Great Captain! The Bitter EndRun the Jewels Run the Jewels 2Run the Jewels Run the Jewels 3Run-D.M.C. Raising HellSadistik and Kid Called Computer The Art of DyingScale the Summit The CollectiveSepultura Beneath the RemainsSepultura AriseShpongle Tales of the InexpressibleShpongle Nothing Lasts... But Nothing Is LostSigur Ros Agætis byrjunSikTh Death of a Dead DaySikTh The Trees Are Dead and Dried Out, Wait for Something WildSlayer Reign in BloodSlayer Seasons in the AbyssSlick Rick The Great Adventures of Slick RickSoften the Glare GlintSouls of Mischief 93 'til InfinityStrapping Young Lad AlienStrapping Young Lad CityStreetlight Manifesto Somewhere in the BetweenStreetlight Manifesto Everything Goes NumbSwallow the Sun The Morning Never CameSweet Trip Velocity : Design : ComfortSymphony X The OdysseyThe Altogether When We Were KidsThe Avalanches Since I Left YouThe Clash London CallingThe Dillinger Escape Plan Miss MachineThe Dillinger Escape Plan Irony Is a Dead SceneThe Dillinger Escape Plan Calculating InfinityThe Dillinger Escape Plan Option ParalysisThe Dillinger Escape Plan DissociationThe Dillinger Escape Plan Ire WorksThe Doors The DoorsThe Dynospectrum DynospectrumThe Faceless Planetary DualityThe Future Sound of London Dead CitiesThe Jesus Lizard LiarThe Jesus Lizard GoatThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You ExperiencedSetting aside personal enjoyment... This album made something that is instantly recognizable in it's visceral feeling, and yet is equally entrancing in it's soulful execution. This is essentially the archetype of someone pouring their souls into a rock album, with instrumentation that is appropriately expressive to match spirits bursting with life.The Mars Volta De-Loused in the ComatoriumThe Mothers of Invention Absolutely FreeThe Notorious B.I.G. Ready to DieThe Offspring SmashThe Offspring Ixnay on the HombreThe Pharcyde Bizarre Ride II the PharcydeThe Roots Things Fall ApartThe Roots Illadelph HalflifeThe Sound of Animals Fighting We Must Become the Change We Want to SeeThe Stooges Fun HouseThe Stooges Raw PowerThelonious Monk Brilliant CornersThelonious Monk Monk's DreamThelonious Monk Straight, No ChaserThelonious Monk Thelonious Monk With John ColtraneThrice VheissuThrice The Alchemy Index Vols. I & IIThundercat The Golden Age Of ApocalypseThy Catafalque Roka Hasa RadioTiamat WildhoneyTipper Broken Soul JamboreeTkay Maidza Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2toe New SentimentalityTool Ænimatsosis Red Versiontsosis Blue VersionTTNG AnimalsTTNG Animals AcousticThe original version of this album is beautiful, and this acoustic version actually manages to be more beautiful. Any criticism of the original version applies to this, but also those string sections really add a lot. Very easy to get lost in, and very emotionally pertinent. Easily as worth hearing as the original, though the track order is different.Turnstile Glow OnTurnstile Time and SpaceTyler, the Creator Flower BoyUlver Bergtatt - Et eeventyr i 5 capitlerUnexpect In a Flesh AquariumUnexpect _We, InvadersUnwound Leaves Turn Inside YouUnwound RepetitionVenetian Snares Rossz Csillag Allat SzuletettVessels HelioscopeWeezer WeezerWeezer PinkertonWintersun WintersunWu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)Yes FragileYes Close to the Edge4.0 excellent$ilkmoney Attack of the Future Shocked, Flesh Covered, Meatb1914 The Blind Leading the Blind2Pac Me Against the World3 (USA) The Ghost You Gave To MeA Perfect Circle Mer de NomsA Tribe Called Quest People's Instinctive Travels & The Paths of RhythmA Wilhelm Scream RuinerA Wilhelm Scream Mute PrintAC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt CheapAdebisi Shank This is the Second AlbumAenigmatum DeconsecrateAeon Spoke Aeon SpokeAesop Rock The Impossible KidAesop Rock Labor DaysAesop Rock x Blockhead GarbologyAeviterne The Ailing FacadeAgalloch Pale FolkloreAgalloch The MantleAgalloch The WhiteAgitation Free 2ndAkhlys MelinoeAlaya ThronesAlfa Mist AntiphonAlice in Chains DirtAlkaline Trio From Here to InfirmaryAlkaline Trio Is This Thing Cursed?Alustrium A Tunnel to EdenAmon Tobin How Do You LiveAn Abstract Illusion WoeAnalog Brothers Pimp to EatAnd So I Watch You From Afar And So I Watch You From AfarAnderson .Paak VenturaAnderson .Paak MalibuAnimal Collective FeelsAnimal Collective Merriweather Post PavilionAnimal Collective Fall Be KindAnimals As Leaders Animals as LeadersAnimals As Leaders The Joy of MotionAnna Wise The Feminine: Act IIAphex Twin DrukqsAphex Twin ...I Care Because You DoAphex Twin Richard D. James AlbumAphex Twin WindowlickerAphex Twin Selected Ambient Works Volume IIArchspire Bleed the FutureArmand Hammer Race MusicArt Blakey Moanin'Ashenspire Hostile ArchitectureAsian Dub Foundation Facts and FictionsAspherium The Fall of ThereniaAt the Drive-In VayaAt the Drive-In In/Casino/OutAtheist Unquestionable PresenceAtheist Piece of TimeAtheist ElementsAtheist JupiterAtmosphere God Loves UglyAtmosphere Seven's TravelsAtmosphere WheneverThere's some genuine vulnerability here. Regarding the need for fulfillment and how that may complicate ambitions of intimacy. The unquenchable need for validation in affection carries the theme throughout the album, letting the feeling sink in with a few significant emotional highlights that portray complications and clarity effectively. Solid.Atmosphere Overcast!Audioslave AudioslaveAutechre AmberAutechre LP5Autopsy Mental FuneralAyreon The Human EquationBad Brains Bad BrainsBad Religion GeneratorBad Religion Against the GrainBADBADNOTGOOD Talk MemoryWhat is there not to like? The atmosphere, the musical expression, the compositions are all rich. There is grandiosity, serenity, and grooves. Thoroughly enjoyable.BADBADNOTGOOD IIIBassnectar TimestretchBattles MirroredBe'lakor The Frail TideBeach House Teen DreamBeastie Boys Licensed to IllBeastie Boys Check Your HeadBeck GueroBedwetter Volume 1: Flick Your Tongue Against Your Teeth...Belvedere Fast Forward Eats the TapeBenny The Butcher Butcher on SteroidsBenny The Butcher Tana Talk 4Between the Buried and Me The Silent CircusBetween the Buried and Me The Great MisdirectBetween the Buried and Me The Parallax: Hypersleep DialoguesBig Daddy Kane Long Live The KaneBig Daddy Kane It's A Big Daddy ThingBig K.R.I.T. 4eva Is a Mighty Long TimeBig K.R.I.T. CadillacticaBig Pun Capital PunishmentBilly Woods AethiopesBirds in Row Gris KleinBjork BiophiliaBjork VulnicuraBlack Country, New Road For the first timeBlack Flag Slip It InBlack Midi CavalcadeBlack Sabbath Vol. 4Black Thought Streams of Thought, Vol. 1Blackalicious Blazing ArrowBlackfield BlackfieldBlood Incantation Hidden History of the Human RaceBloodbath Nightmares Made FleshBlotted Science The Animation of EntomologyBlu and Exile Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell ThemBomb the Music Industry! Album Minus BandBomb the Music Industry! Get WarmerBomb the Music Industry! Goodbye Cool World!Bomb the Music Industry! Adults!!!: Smart!!! Shithammered!!! And Excited By Nothing!!!!!!!Boogie Down Productions EdutainmentBoogie Down Productions Criminal MindedBoogie Down Productions By All Means NecessaryBrainiac Hissing Prigs in Static CoutureBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeBrockhampton WILDFIRE, TRUMAN, DIANABrockhampton Roadrunner: New Light, New MachineBrockhampton SATURATION IIBruce Haack The Electric LuciferBRUIT The Machine Is Burning...Buckethead Electric TearsBurial UntrueBusdriver Cosmic CleavageBusta Rhymes Extinction Level Event Busta Rhymes Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of GodDamn, Busta came back swinging. Despite a fairly long track listing, I really don't think there's much filler on here when you get down to what's worth cutting; Maybe a track or two, at most. What I really like about this record, aside from an overall invigorated performance by an OG MC, is just how many phases it goes through. He really gives you a little bit of everything in his bag, while updating his sound. One of his best. Recommended taster tracks: Slow Flow, True Indeed, Deep Thought, Best I CanC.B Murdoc Here Be DragonsCake Fashion NuggetCamel Rain DancesCandlemass NightfallCandlemass Epicus Doomicus MetallicusCandy (USA) Good To FeelCannibal Corpse Violence UnimaginedCar Bomb MetaCasual Fear ItselfCasualties of Cool Casualties of CoolCattle Decapitation Monolith of InhumanityCee Lo Green Cee-Lo Green & His Perfect ImperfectionsCee Lo Green Cee-Lo Green Is The Soul MachineCharlie Griffiths TiktaalikaChat Pile God's CountryChildren of Bodom HatebreederChildren of Bodom Something WildChimaira The Impossibility of ReasonChimaira ChimairaChimaira Coming AliveChroma Key Dead Air For RadiosChroma Key Graveyard Mountain HomeCire Wholesale BuyoutCire Adrenologicalclipping. CLPPNGClipse Lord Willin'Cloudkicker Let Yourself Be HugeCloudkicker SolitudeCoheed and Cambria From Fear Through the Eyes of MadnessCommon ResurrectionControl Denied The Fragile Art of ExistenceConverge Axe to FallConverge You Fail MeConverge All We Love We Leave BehindConway the Machine Reject IIConway the Machine Blakk TapeConway the Machine God Don't Make MistakesCormorant DwellingsCounterparts Nothing Left to LoveCounterparts A Eulogy for Those Still HereCradle of Filth MidianCryptic Shift Visitations from EnceladusCunninLynguists A Piece Of StrangeCypress Hill Black SundayD'Angelo Black MessiahD'Angelo VoodooDaath The ConcealersDaft Punk DiscoveryDalek AbsenceDalek From Filthy Tongue Of Gods And GriotsDamon Albarn Dr. DeeDanger Mouse and Black Thought Cheat CodesDangerDoom The Mouse And The MaskDanny Brown OldDarko Bonsai MammothDarkside PsychicDarkthrone A Blaze in the Northern SkyDas Racist Shut Up, DudeDaughters You Won't Get What You WantDavid Maxim Micic Bilo 3.0Dead Kennedys Give Me Convenience or Give Me DeathDean Blunt Black MetalDeath Scream Bloody GoreDeath Spiritual HealingDeath From Above 1979 You're a Woman, I'm a MachineDeathchain Deadmeat DisciplesDeathchain Deathrash AssaultDecapitated Organic HallucinosisDefeated Sanity The Sanguinary ImpetusDeftones White PonyDeftones Diamond EyesDel Tha Funkee Homosapien I Wish My Brother George Was HereDel Tha Funkee Homosapien No Need For AlarmDeltron 3030 Deltron 3030Demolition Hammer Tortured ExistenceDemolition Hammer Epidemic of ViolenceDenzel Curry Melt My Eyez See Your FutureDenzel Curry and Kenny Beats UnlockedDer Weg Einer Freiheit NoktvrnDestrage So much. Too much.Destrage Are You Kidding Me? No.Devin Townsend InfinityDevin Townsend The Retinal CircusDevin Townsend Project KiDevin Townsend Project AddictedDevin Townsend Project European TourDigable Planets Blowout CombDigable Planets Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space)Dischordia TriptychDisillusion Back to Times of SplendorThis is a really solid progressive melodeath release. I don't really see why this would be so universally highly rated, though. There're plenty of other comparable quality releases with this overall sound, in my opinion. Still, certainly worthwhile for fans of this subgenre. Title track is easily the best track.Dizzee Rascal Boy In Da CornerDJ Shadow Our Pathetic AgeNot sure what people's problem is with this. Enjoyed the vast majority of the material on here, though Endtroducing is my only other reference point for him.DJ Shadow The Private PressDMX Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My BloodDog Fashion Disco AdulteryDominique Guiot L'univers De La MerDon Caballero For RespectDon Caballero What Burns Never ReturnsDon Caballero Don Caballero IIDon Caballero American DonDr. Dre The ChronicDream Theater Train of ThoughtDream Theater ScoreDrive Like Jehu Drive Like JehuDub FX Everythinks A RippleDvne AsheranEarl Sweatshirt DorisEarl Sweatshirt I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go OutsideEarl Sweatshirt Some Rap SongsEarl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist Voir DireEarthGang Shallow Graves For ToysEarthGang RagsEarthGang RoyaltyEdge of Sanity CrimsonEdge of Sanity Crimson IIEminem The Slim Shady LPEnvy A Dead Sinking StoryEnvy All the Footprints You've Ever Left and the Fear Expecting AheadEnvy The Fallen CrimsonEPROM MetahumanEPROM HalflifeEric B and Rakim Don't Sweat the TechniqueErick Sermon No PressureErick Sermon Double or NothingErykah Badu BaduizmEver Forthright Ever Forthright LPEvergrey In Search Of TruthEvery Time I Die RadicalEvery Time I Die From Parts UnknownEvery Time I Die Ex LivesEvery Time I Die Low TeensEvery Time I Die Hot Damn!Exivious ExiviousExocrine The Hybrid SunsExotic Animal Petting Zoo Tree of TonguesWhile their previous album seems more cohesive, like it grips your attention at any point while all having engaging context, this album has a few weak points. That said, some of the highs on here are easily among this band's best moments. This album is more emotionally chaotic than it's predecessor, while trying to channel that into a more controlled song-writing environment. Honestly, I think these specific elements clash more than they compliment. Whores of Babel and Arcology both feel like they should be more emotionally raw in the music to match the lyrics. Overall, album starts off strong and mostly maintains it, with minor slumps and an underwhelming finish.Failure In The Future Your Body Will Be The Furthest Thing From Your MindFailure Wild Type DroidFair to Midland Fables From a Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times is TrueFaith No More The Real ThingFaith No More Angel DustFaith No More Sol InvictusFallujah The Flesh PrevailsFallujah NomadicFallujah EmpyreanFar Water & SolutionsFatboy Slim You've Come a Long Way, BabyFear Factory DemanufactureFear Factory ObsoleteFear Factory MechanizeFilter Title Of RecordThis may reflect badly on me, but I'm pretty sure the reason this album is better than the rest of Filter's discography is because they were doing a lot of cocaine. I never really found them to have all that much substance so the cocaine really helps.Finntroll Trollhammaren Fiona Apple TidalFiona Apple When the Pawn...First Fragment The Afterthought EcstasyFirst Fragment Gloire EternelleFit for an Autopsy The Great CollapseFleet Foxes Helplessness BluesFlume Hi This is FlumeFlying Lotus You're Dead!Flying Lotus Los AngelesFlying Lotus Until the Quiet ComesFontaines D.C. Skinty FiaFoo Fighters Foo FightersFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeFour Tet PauseFour Tet RoundsFranco Battiato PollutionFrank Ocean BlondeFredrik Thordendal's Special Defects Sol Niger WithinFredrik Thordendal's Special Defects Sol Niger Within V3.33Frontierer OxidizedFuck Buttons Tarot SportFugazi 13 SongsFugazi RepeaterFugazi The ArgumentFugazi In on the Kill TakerFunkadelic Standing on the Verge of Getting It OnFunkadelic Free Your Mind...And Your Ass Will FollowFunkadelic FunkadelicFunkadelic Hardcore JolliesFunkadelic Cosmic SlopFunkadelic Let's Take It to the StageFuture of the Left Travels With Myself And AnotherFuture of the Left CursesGang Starr Daily OperationGenghis Tron Dream WeaponGhostface Killah IronmanGhostface Killah FishscaleGlassjaw Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About SilenceGlassjaw Our Color Green (The Singles)God Is an Astronaut All Is Violent, All Is BrightGodflesh PureGodspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!Gojira The Way of All FleshGojira The Link AliveGoldLink At What CostGoldLink DiasporaGoodie Mob Still StandingGorod TranscendenceGorod A Perfect AbsolutionGorod A Maze of Recycled CreedsGorod AethraGospel The Moon Is a Dead WorldGreen Day DookieGreg Puciato Child Soldier: Creator of GodGreyhaven This Bright and Beautiful WorldGreylotus DawnfallGrizzly Bear VeckatimestHail the Sun WakeHail the Sun New Age FilthHaken VirusHaken AquariusHaken AffinityHaken The MountainHe Is Legend I Am HollywoodHe Is Legend Endless HallwayHeaving Earth Darkness of GodHelena Deland Someone NewHella The Devil Isn't RedHeltah Skeltah NocturnalHer Name Is Calla NavigatorHiatus Kaiyote Tawk TomahawkHiatus Kaiyote Choose Your WeaponHorace Silver Song For My FatherHugh Hardie ColourspaceHugh Hardie Shadows & SilhouettesHum InletHundredth IridescentIce Cube The PredatorIce-T O.G. Original GangsterIchiko Aoba Adan no KazeIDK SubtrapIDLES CrawlerIDLES BrutalismIf These Trees Could Talk Red ForestIf These Trees Could Talk The Bones of a Dying WorldIgorrr Spirituality and DistortionIgorrr NostrilIgorrr HallelujahIhsahn Das SeelenbrechenImmolation Acts of GodImmortal Technique Revolutionary Volume 1Imperial Triumphant AlphavilleIn Flames WhoracleIn Flames ColonyIn Flames Lunar StrainInanna Transfigured in a Thousand DelusionsIncantation Onward to GolgothaIncubus (USA-CA) Fungus AmongusIncubus (USA-CA) Make YourselfInjury Reserve FlossInjury Reserve Injury ReserveInjury Reserve Drive It Like It's Stolen!Intervals The Space BetweenIntervals The Shape of ColourIntronaut The Direction of Last ThingsIon Dissonance Breathing Is IrrelevantIon Dissonance CursedIrreversible Mechanism ImmersionIsaiah Rashad Cilvia DemoJ Dilla DonutsJames Blake Friends That Break Your HeartJames Blake KlavierwerkeJames Brown Black CaesarJapandi Decorative DuckJay Rock From Hood Tales to the Cover of XXLJay-Z Reasonable DoubtJedi Mind Tricks Violent by DesignJeff Beck Blow by BlowJethro Tull Minstrel in the GalleryJinjer King of EverythingJoe Satriani Strange Beautiful MusicJoe Satriani Crystal PlanetJoe Satriani Joe SatrianiJoey Badass Summer KnightsJoey Badass 1999Joey Badass ALL-AMERIKKKAN BADA$$John Petrucci Suspended AnimationJohnny Booth ConnectionsJon Hopkins InsidesJourney InfinityJPEGMAFIA LP! (online)JPEGMAFIA All My Heroes Are CornballsJudas Priest PainkillerJulien Baker Turn Out The LightsJulien Baker Sprained AnkleKalmah SwamplordKalmah SwampsongKalmah They Will ReturnKamasi Washington Harmony of DifferenceKamasi Washington Heaven And EarthKamasi Washington The ChoiceKanye West Late RegistrationKanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyKarnivool ThemataKarnivool Sound AwakeKashiwa Daisuke 88Kashiwa Daisuke Program Music IIIKashiwa Daisuke April. #02Kayo Dot Choirs of the EyeKaytranada 99.9%Kendrick Lamar Section.80Kendrick Lamar DAMN.Kid Cudi Man on the Moon: The End of DayKilling Joke RevelationsKilling Joke Killing Joke (2003)Killing Joke What's THIS For...!Kilo Kish American GurlKing Geedorah Take Me to Your LeaderKing Missile Mystical ShitKnocked Loose A Tear in the Fabric of LifeKRS-One KRS-OneKRS-One LifeKyuss Blues for the Red SunKyuss Welcome to Sky ValleyL.S. Dunes Past LivesLamb of God Ashes of the WakeLamb of God KilladelphiaLar Kaye EPLast Chance to Reason Lvl. 1Lauryn Hill The Miseducation of Lauryn HillLCD Soundsystem Sound of SilverLeaders Of The New School A Future Without a PastLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IILed Zeppelin Houses of the HolyLetters From The Colony VignetteLil Ugly Mane PRELUDE TO PANOPTICON: "ON DOING AN EVIL DEED...Lil Ugly Mane Volcanic Bird Enemy and the Voiced ConcernThis album did a really good job of keeping it's structures out of my mind while actually staying buried in my subconscious. Like it's the album that's easy to forget about, then I put it on, I'm like "oh yeah! I love this." A lot of that has to do with the mood being working through depression - a lot of this loosely feels like an unreleased 90s Beck album if he needed to work through a harsh break-up - but a lot of it is because of how the songs are built-up; There's a really clever sense of establishing inter-knit dynamics and functioning nuances using a quirky range of samples. Instrumentation sounds refined, yet purposely unrefined at the same time; The out-of-tune guitar actually emphasizes the lyrical theme of "Cursor" really effectively, like just running with a sense of satisfaction that won't resonate well. "VPN" establishes a dark headspace in really beautifully compiled sonic layers that itself feels like a triumph, a monument to stand above it's roots. "Styrofoam" encapsulates a mentality of living outside the present (emphasized by sounding like an old-timey cartoon playing off a TV) and how investing in the moment requires an actual long-term investment. The majority of the tracks make good points about the true nature of love, and with a keen sense of sonic layering in a clearly defined, yet hard to pigeonhole, thematic outline, this album cements itself as an essential release to anyone willing to let it sink in, and to underground music, in general.Lil Ugly Mane Third Side of TapeLil Ugly Mane Mista Thug IsolationLil Ugly Mane THREE SIDED TAPE VOLUME TWOLiquid Tension Experiment Liquid Tension ExperimentLiquid Tension Experiment Liquid Tension Experiment 2Little Big League These Are Good PeopleLittle Brother The ListeningLittle Simz E.D.G.E.Little Simz Sometimes I Might Be IntrovertLittle Simz No Thank YouLizard Professor EccentricityLoathe The Cold SunLoathe I Let It In And It Took EverythingLord Huron Long LostLords of the Underground Here Come the LordsLorna Shore Pain RemainsSo I honestly like this more than any other Lorna Shore release. I don't know why, after multiple albums of the same sound, this one somehow feels less generic to me. It still has similar flaws to every other release, but I feel like the overall dynamics flow together a little more naturally, whereas on their last EP, it felt more like a mix and match of elements that theoretically work based on past experience, but don't actually correlate in specificity to elevate and distinguish each particular track. I think there's still room for improvement, though, if they try to carve a new coinciding niche at SOME point in the future. Because doing the same exact sound is most definitely going to get old for people who aren't hardcore into the genre. They're great at tempo / feel switches mid-breakdown, but it could indeed use more tonal variation instead of just feeling like a pummelling wall of single-note crunch every time. At least the elements are functioning properly here. It is a long album, but I'm fine with taking that as a reason to split my listening experience with the 3-song closer feeling separate.Low Double NegativeLucid Planet IILuna's Call DivinityLuna's Call VoidLupe Fiasco DROGAS WaveLupe Fiasco Food & LiquorMac DeMarco 2Mac DeMarco Salad DaysMac Miller Watching Movies With The Sound OffMac Miller SwimmingMac Miller CirclesMachine Head The BlackeningMahogany Connectivity!Main Source Breaking AtomsMakaya McCraven Deciphering The MessageMakaya McCraven In the MomentMakaya McCraven In These TimesMake Them Suffer NeverbloomMalibu Ken Malibu KenMalignant Altar Realms of Exquisite MorbidityMare Cognitum Solar ParoxysmMaruja KnocknareaMassive Attack Blue LinesMasta Ace Take A Look AroundMastodon LeviathanMastodon Blood MountainMastodon The HunterMastodon Once More 'Round the SunMax Richter MemoryhouseMaximum the Hormone Yoshu Fukushumclusky The Difference Between Me and You Is That I'm Not on FireMegadeth EndgameMelt-Banana Cell-ScapeMelt-Banana FetchMelt-Banana CharlieMereba AZEB EPMereba The Jungle Is The Only Way OutMereba Room for LivingMeshuggah Destroy Erase ImproveMeshuggah Catch ThirtythreeMeshuggah NoneMeshuggah KolossMeshuggah The Ophidian TrekMetallica ...And Justice for AllMethod Man and Redman Blackout!MF DOOM Operation: DoomsdayMHz MHz LegacyMiles Davis 'Round About MidnightMilo Who Told You To Think??!!?!?!?!Milo So The Flies Don't ComeMindforce New LordsI like to do silly dances to this album, so I think it's a good album.Mindless Self Indulgence Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely SexyMisthyrming Söngvar elds og óreiðuModest Mouse This Is a Long Drive for Someone with Nothing to Think AboutMogwai Young TeamMonster Machismo Aye Aye PorcupineMoonsorrow VerisäkeetMoonsorrow KivenkantajaMotorhead OverkillMouse On The Keys An Anxious ObjectMouse On The Keys The Flowers of RomanceMouse On The Keys SezessionMr. Bungle Mr. BungleMudvayne The End of All Things to ComeMudvayne L(ive) D(osage) 50: Live in Peoria DVDMuse AbsolutionMusk Ox Inheritance Musk Ox WoodfallMute ThunderblastMutoid Man BleederN.W.A. Straight Outta ComptonNaivete naiveteNAMI The Eternal Light of the Unconscious MindNas MagicThis album starts off solid and gets better throughout its entirety, finishing before it has a chance to dip back down in quality. Easily better than both of the King's Disease albums, which were already generally well-regarded. I do not understand anyone comparing this to Illmatic (why would anything he ever does sound like that again?). I also don't understand why someone would say he's back; The last two albums were fairly well-regarded... This album serves as confirmation of his current upward trajectory, which is an invigorating and rather rare thing to hear from a veteran rapper. I wouldn't be surprised if the next album is only alright after dropping consistent heat, but I also wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being his second best behind the obvious classic debut.Nate Dogg G-Funk Classics, Vol. 1 & 2National Sunday Law Festival of the Horned GodNecrophagist Onset of PutrefactionNecrophagist Onset of Putrefaction (Re-issue)Nekrogoblikon Welcome to BonkersNeverending White Lights Act 1: Goodbye Friends of the Heavenly BodiesNevermore Dreaming Neon BlackNew Order Power, Corruption and LiesNew Order Low-LifeNice and Smooth Nice & SmoothNick Cave and The Bad Seeds From Her To EternityNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Kicking Against The PricksNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Your Funeral... My TrialNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Tender PreyNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Good SonNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Henry's DreamNicolas Jaar Space Is Only NoiseNicolas Jaar SirensNicolas Jaar TelasNight Verses Every Sound Has a Color...: Part INine Inch Nails BrokenNine Inch Nails The FragileNine Inch Nails StillNine Inch Nails Year ZeroNine Inch Nails And All That Could've Been [DVD]Nine Inch Nails Bad WitchNine Inch Nails Add ViolenceNirvana BleachNo Devotion PermanenceNo Trigger CanyoneerNobuo Uematsu FFVII: Advent Children OSTNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Piano CollectionsNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy IX - Piano CollectionsNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Original SoundtrackNOFX White Trash, Two Heebs and a BeanNorma Jean All HailNorma Jean Deathrattle Sing for MeNujabes Metaphorical MusicNujabes Spiritual StateO.C. Word...LifeOff Minor InnominateOl' Dirty Bastard Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty VersionOld Man's Child In Defiance of ExistenceOpeth DeliveranceOpeth DamnationOpeth LamentationsOpeth WatershedOrigami Angel Gami GangOrion Sun Hold Space For MeOrnette Coleman Change of the CenturyOrphaned Land Mabool (The Story of the Three Sons...)OutKast SouthernplayalisticadillacmuzikOutKast Speakerboxxx/The Love BelowOutworld OutworldOzzy Osbourne Blizzard of OzzOzzy Osbourne Diary of a MadmanP.O.S AuditionPainted in Exile RevitalizedPan.Thy.Monium Khaooohs And Kon-Fus-IonPanzerfaust The Suns of Perdition - Chapter IIPanzerfaust The Suns of Perdition - Chapter I: War, Horrid WarParamore Riot!Pat the Bunny Probably Nothing, Possibly EverythingPennywise About TimePennywise PennywisePennywise Unknown RoadPeregrine (USA-MA) the awful things we've donePete Rock and CL Smooth Mecca and the Soul BrotherPiglet lava landPissed Jeans King of JeansPlanet X MoonBabiesPlanet X QuantumPlanets PlanetsPlini Sweet NothingsPomegranate Tiger BoundlessPomegranate Tiger EntitiesPorcupine Tree DeadwingPorcupine Tree SignifyPorcupine Tree Lightbulb SunPorcupine Tree Fear of a Blank PlanetPorcupine Tree Arriving Somewhere...Excellent dvd. Amazing sound quality.rMost songs sound better than the original, plus there're a few added parts, such as in"Open Car" before the second chorus and a drum solo at the end of "Hatesong" that wonderfully demonstrates Gavin Harrison's masterful style and skill behind the kit.rOnly thing I'm fussy about is there aren't any songs before the Stupid Dream cd (in the main performance) and only one off of Lightbulb Sun, but considering how much is already on this dvd and how much quality material PT have released... can't really complain too much.Porcupine Tree The Sky Moves SidewaysPorcupine Tree Coma DivinePortishead ThirdPretend Bones In The Soil, Rust In The OilPretend Tapestry'd LifePRhyme PRhymePrimus Animals Should Not Try To Act Like PeoplePrince ControversyPrince 1999Proceed Curious ElectricPropagandhi Less Talk, More RockPropagandhi Today's Empires, Tomorrow's AshesPropagandhi Potemkin City LimitsProtest the Hero FortressPsychonaut Unfold the God ManPsychostick The Flesh Eating Rollerskate Holiday JoyrideNot a fan of Christmas music? Behold! Jingle bell metal is here! Whether you didn't get the Boba Fett you wanted or you just simply wish Rudolph would stand up to those other mean reindeer and get bloody revenge, this album's for you!Psychostick DoThis actually might be my favorite Psychostick album because of the personal connection to the material. This album is really effective at assessing a depressing mind state and making light of it. For instance, the lyrics to the second track could be taken seriously - "I could off myself but I'm too lazy to try" - but the context of being an anti-inspirational hardcore song feels like a roast from a friend. The track "Adulting" perfectly describes losing a grip on taking care of yourself because all of your effort goes into supporting yourself in a cycle that brings no joy - "I don't want to human today, no more brushing teeth, let them decay. Haven't showered in over a week. I don't even want to think." - But again, these thoughts that could be normal in an abnormal mind state are provided a context that actually makes them humorous to observe. It's actually pretty effective art in the form of comedy. Aside from that, there are a few tunes that just make me absolutely happy, like "Thinkin' With Yer D" with it's catchy swing feel, and "Bacon, Egg, and Cheese on Toast With Sriracha" sounding like an original System of a Down track. Tracks like "Introvert Party Time" and "Moving Day" are thematically well-executed and I think legitimately clever. This album is a fantastic representation of shaking off a bad mood.Psychostick Space Vampires vs. Zombie Dinosaurs in 3The Drowning Pool cover at the end alone is worth it. Also... boobs. Boobideeboobideeboobideeboobs. Bewbs. : )Psychotic Waltz A Social GracePublic Enemy Yo! Bum Rush the ShowPublic Enemy Apocalypse 91 The Enemy Strikes BlackPUP PUPPUP The Dream Is OverQuasimoto The UnseenQuasimoto The Further Adventures of Lord QuasQueen Sheer Heart AttackQueen Stone Cold ClassicsQueen QueenQueen Queen IIQueens of the Stone Age ...Like ClockworkQueens of the Stone Age Rated RQuelle Chris Being You Is Great...Radiohead In RainbowsRadiohead The King of Limbs: From the BasementRadiohead The BendsRaekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...Rage Against the Machine Evil EmpireRage Against the Machine The Battle of Los AngelesRage Against the Machine Live & RareRage Against the Machine Live at the Grand Olympic AuditoriumRancid Let's GoRas Kass RasassinationRas Kass BarmageddonRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationReflections The Color ClearRefused Songs To Fan The Flames Of DiscontentRemi Wolf JunoRevocation TeratogenesisRevocation Great Is Our SinRevocation NetherheavenREZN Chaotic DivineRich Kids on LSD Rock 'n Roll NightmareRick James Street SongsRolo Tomassi Time Will Die And Love Will Bury ItRolo Tomassi GrievancesRolo Tomassi Where Myth Becomes MemoryRolo Tomassi AstraeaRoyksopp Melody A.M.Run the Jewels Run the JewelsRun the Jewels Run the Jewels (Instrumentals)Run-D.M.C. Run DMCRussian Circles EmprosRx Bandits The ResignationSaba Care For MeSaba Few Good ThingsSage Francis Personal JournalsSage Francis A Healthy DistrustSaidan Onryo II: Her Spirit EternalSanctuary Into the Mirror BlackSave Us From The Archon How Terrible, The Undergrowths Jaws That Tangle.Scale the Summit Carving Desert CanyonsSepultura Chaos A.D.Shabazz Palaces Black UpShadow Of Intent ElegyShadows of Immortality Fragments E.P.Shpongle Ineffable Mysteries from ShponglelandSigur Ros ( )Silk Sonic An Evening with Silk SonicSilverstein This Is How the Wind ShiftsSimon and Garfunkel Sounds of SilenceSithu Aye 26Six Gallery Breakthroughs in Modern ArtSkepta KonnichiwaSkyfire Mind RevolutionSlayer South of HeavenSlayer Still Reigning (Video)Slayer Hell AwaitsSlayer Haunting the ChapelSleep Token OneSlick Rick The Ruler's BackSlint SpiderlandSlipknot SlipknotSlipknot We Are Not Your Kindslowthai Nothing Great About Britainslowthai TYRONSlugdge Esoteric MalacologySo Hideous None But a Pure Heart Can SingSocial Distortion Mommy's Little MonsterSoften the Glare Making FacesSolterra UmbraSOUL GLO Diaspora ProblemsSoulfly Dark AgesSoundgarden SuperunknownSpillage Village Bears Like This Too MuchState Faults Resonate/DesperateStone Healer He Who Rides Immolated HorsesStorm Corrosion Storm CorrosionStrapping Young Lad 1994–2006 Chaos YearsStrung Out Twisted By DesignSublime 40 Oz. to FreedomSublime SublimeSuicidal Tendencies Suicidal TendenciesSunrise Patriot Motion Black Fellflower StreamSwallow the Sun Ghosts of LossSweet Trip You Will Never Know WhySweet Trip A Tiny House, In Secret Speeches, Polar EqualsSwirlies Blonder Tongue Audio BatonSymphony X V: The New Mythology SuiteSymphony X The Divine Wings of TragedySystem of a Down System of a DownSystem of a Down ToxicityT.R.A.M. Lingua FrancaTalking Heads Fear of MusicTalking Heads Speaking in TonguesTalking Heads Talking Heads: 77Tech N9ne The WorstTesseracT Concealing FateTestament Practice What You PreachTestament The LegacyTestament The New OrderTestament The Formation of DamnationThank You Scientist Maps of Non-Existent PlacesThe Altogether SiloThe Black Mages The Black MagesThe Callous Daoboys Celebrity TherapistThe Chariot One WingThe Contortionist ExoplanetThe Contortionist LanguageThe Contortionist Exoplanet (Redux)The Cure DisintegrationThe Devin Townsend Band SynchestraThe Devin Townsend Band Accelerated EvolutionThe Dillinger Escape Plan One of Us Is the KillerThe Dismemberment Plan Emergency & IThe Fall of Troy The Fall of TroyThe Fall of Troy DoppelgangerThe Flashbulb Soundtrack to a Vacant LifeThe Flatliners CavalcadeThe Future Sound of London LifeformsThe Human Abstract Digital VeilThe Ink Spots The AnthologyThis whole thing is bittersweetly serene. The vocals can melt like butter on a hot biscuit and warm the chest like a steamy cup of hot chocolate. The only major downside is that too many of these tracks start the same exact way. Otherwise, I'd rate this higher. Delightful.The Knife Shaking the HabitualThe Knife Silent ShoutThe Koreatown Oddity Little Dominques NosebleedThe Machinist (USA-NY) All is Not WellThe Menzingers On the Impossible PastThe Mothers of Invention Freak Out!The Notorious B.I.G. Life After DeathThe Ocean FogdiverThe Offspring IgnitionThe Pharcyde LabcabincaliforniaThe Prodigy The Fat of the LandThe Red Chord Fed Through the Teeth MachineThe Reticent The OublietteThe Roots Game TheoryThe Roots Do You Want More?!!!??!The Roots Rising DownThe Sound of Animals Fighting Tiger and the DukeThe Sound of Animals Fighting ApeshitThe Stooges The StoogesThe Suicide Machines Destruction By DefinitionThe Swellers Running Out of Places to GoThe Swellers Ups and DownsizingThe Swellers My EverestThe Weakerthans Left and LeavingThe Weakerthans FallowThelonious Monk Solo MonkThis Heat This HeatThis Heat Deceitthoughtcrimes Altered PastsThree 6 Mafia Chapter 1: The EndThree 6 Mafia Mystic StylezThrice The Illusion of SafetyThrice The Alchemy Index Vols. III & IVThrice The Artist in the AmbulanceThrice To Be Everywhere Is to Be NowhereThrice The MySpace TransmissionsThundercat It Is What It IsThundercat DrunkThy Catafalque Tuno Ido TarlatTigran Hamasyan MockrootTigran Hamasyan A FableTigran Hamasyan Shadow TheaterTim Hecker Harmony in UltravioletTipper InsolitoTipper Forward EscapeTkay Maidza Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3toe The Book About My Idle Plot on a Vague Anxietytoe For Long TomorrowTom Waits Closing TimeTool SalivalTrepalium Alchemik Clockwork of DisorderTricky MaxinquayeTrioscapes Separate RealitiesTrivium In the Court of the DragonI have never particularly been a Trivium fan, finding them overall moderately enjoyable. However, this album fucks.Tropical Fuck Storm A Laughing Death in Meatspacetsosis Underwater Tell Each Other SecretsTTNG 13.0.0.0.0TTNG Adventure, Stamina and AngerTTNG This Town Needs GunsTubelord Our First American FriendsTwista Adrenaline RushTwo Gallants The ThroesTyler, the Creator IGORTyler, the Creator Call Me If You Get LostUGK Ridin' DirtyUlcerate Stare Into Death and Be StillUltramagnetic MCs Critical BeatdownUltramagnetic MCs Funk Your Head UpUltramagnetic MCs The Four HorsemenUndeath It's Time...To Rise From the GraveUnexpect Fables of the Sleepless EmpireUnhuman UnhumanUnwound Fake TrainUnwound UnwoundUnwound The Future of WhatUnwound Challenge For a Civilized SocietyVegyn Only Diamonds Cut DiamondsVein.fm This World Is Going to Ruin YouVenetian Snares Cavalcade of Glee and Dadaist Happy Pom PomsVenetian Snares DetrimentalistVenetian Snares Doll Doll DollViktor Vaughn Vaudeville VillainVildhjarta Måsstaden Under VattenVince Staples Big Fish TheoryVince Staples Summertime '06Vipassi ŚūnyatāVital Remains DechristianizeVoivod Synchro AnarchyVoivod Dimension HatrössVoivod Killing TechnologyWarren G Regulate...G Funk EraWeezer The Blue Album (Deluxe Edition)Wiki OofieWintersun Time IWipers Is This Real?Wire Pink FlagWorld's End Girlfriend The Lie Lay LandYamantaka // Sonic Titan UzuYarotz ErinyesYeah this bumps pretty fucking hard. Great atmospheres contrasting jagged riffs with interesting tonal choices that land really well. Composition breathes well, not feeling too constricted or elongated at any point. Just sits right. Definitely coming back to enjoy this one.Yashira Fail To BeYasushi Yoshida Grateful GoodbyeYes The Yes AlbumYour Old Droog JewelryYves Tumor Safe in the Hands of LoveZao Where Blood and Fire Bring RestZao The Crimson CorridorZao Liberate Te Ex InferisZao The Well-Intentioned VirusZao The Funeral of GodZelooperZ GremlinThat shift from the first track to the second still makes me raise my eyebrows after multiple listens. I def think this one is underrated compared to his other albums. Only track I can't really get behind is Dj Freaky Zhit because of the overused "alright." Really interesting balance of styles, I.m.o.ZelooperZ Van Gogh's Left EarZheani Eight3.5 great$ilkmoney I Hate My Life and I Really Wish People Would Stop$uicideboy$ Sing Me A Lullaby, My Sweet Temptation311 31165daysofstatic The Fall of MathA Tribe Called Quest Beats, Rhymes And LifeA Wilhelm Scream A Wilhelm ScreamA Wilhelm Scream PartycrasherA Wilhelm Scream Lose Your DelusionAC/DC T.N.T.AC/DC High VoltageAC/DC Let There Be RockAcid Bath When the Kite String PopsAdjy The Idyll Opus (I-VI)Agalloch Marrow of the SpiritAgalloch Faustian EchoesAghora AghoraAir Moon SafariAlex G TrickAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueAlkaline Trio GoddamnitAlkaline Trio Maybe I'll Catch FireAlkaline Trio Good MourningAllegaeon DamnumAltars (AUS) ParamnesiaAlter Bridge One Day RemainsAlter Bridge BlackbirdAmon Amarth Fate of NornsAmon Amarth Wrath of the NorsemenAmon Amarth With Oden on Our SideAmon Tobin Foley RoomAn Abstract Illusion Illuminate the PathAnderson .Paak OxnardAnimal Collective Strawberry JamAnimals As Leaders WeightlessAnimals As Leaders The Madness of ManyAnimals As Leaders ParrhesiaAnna Wise The Feminine: Act 1Anthrax Among the LivingAphex Twin Come to DaddyAphex Twin Ventolin Arch Enemy Anthems of RebellionArch Enemy StigmataArch Enemy Burning BridgesArch Enemy Wages of SinArch Enemy Doomsday MachineArch Enemy War EternalArchitects Hollow CrownArcturus The Sham MirrorsArmand Hammer ParaffinArmand Hammer RomeArmand Hammer and The Alchemist HaramArsis We Are the NightmareArtificial Brain Artificial BrainAsian Dub Foundation RAFI's Revengeatameo it sure is sad to hope for the best while...Atari Teenage Riot 1995Atmosphere When Life Gives You Lemons...Atmosphere To All My Friends, Blood Makes The Blade HolyAtmosphere WORD?August Burns Red Found in Far Away PlacesAugust Burns Red MessengersAutechre Chiastic SlideAutechre IncunabulaAutonoesis Moon of Foul MagicsMost of this album feels pretty familiar on first listen. Many riffs are given detail to a degree in which they are effective. That said, a lot of riffs on this album feel and sound cool, but a: mostly don't evoke a visceral reaction in my body (very mentally inward), and b: aren't "catchy" enough compared to some of the comparable influences. The parts that aren't more technical aren't differentiated enough in my opinion. I think if this band payed slightly more attention to nuance in chill spots and let there be a little bit more variation between having breathing room and staying tightly knit, that album may be in consideration for a classic. That and a stronger thematic presence, because I can easily block out any sense of lyricism. That said, this album is a joy to listen to. I can tell a lot of work was put into it. The styles do blend very naturally, and I can't say there's a particularly bad moment, just a few parts that made me notably not feel like moving. While impressive, I still see room for growth.Avenged Sevenfold Waking the FallenAZ Doe or DieBackxwash I LIE HERE BURIED WITH MY RINGS AND MY DRESSESBad Brains Rock For LightBad Religion How Could Hell Be Any Worse?Bad Religion The Process of BeliefBad Religion Recipe for HateBADBADNOTGOOD IVBasement Jaxx RootyBassnectar WildstyleBaths CeruleanBattles Gloss DropBe'lakor CoherenceBeastie Boys Hot Sauce Committee Part TwoBeastie Boys Ill CommunicationBeck Mellow GoldBeck Morning PhaseBehemoth DemigodBehold... The Arctopus Nano-Nucleonic Cyborg Summoning EPBehold... The Arctopus Nano-Nucleonic Cyborg SummoningBenjamin Clementine At Least For NowBenny The Butcher The Plugs I MetBetween the Buried and Me Between the Buried and MeBetween the Buried and Me Alaska (Instrumental)Between the Buried and Me Automata IIBig Boi Sir Lucious Left FootBig K.R.I.T. Live From The UndergroundBig Ups Before a Million UniversesBiohazard Kill or be KilledBJ the Chicago Kid Pineapple Now-LatersBjork DebutBjork MedullaBjork VoltaBlack Light Burns Cruel MelodyA few solid 4/5 tracks, but occasionally the lyrics could be better, the influences can be kind of obvious, and some hooks could've landed better. Instrumentally, this is pretty good. Guitars have a particular but comfortable style, textured well. Everyone holds their own, performance-wise. Familiar, but fresh enough to not be a throwaway.Black Midi SchlagenheimBlack Midi HellfireBlack Milk If There's A Hell BelowBlack Milk No Poison No ParadiseBlack Moon Enta Da StageBlack Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathBlack Sabbath SabotageBlack Sun Empire From The ShadowsBlack Thought Streams Of Thought, Vol. 2Bleeding Through This Is Love, This Is Murderousblink-182 Dude RanchBloc Party Silent AlarmBloodbath Breeding DeathBloodbath The Wacken CarnageBloodbath Unblessing the PurityBloodbath The Fathomless MasteryBlu and Exile MilesBoldy James and Real Bad Man Killing NothingBoldy James and The Alchemist The Price Of Tea In ChinaBoldy James and The Alchemist Bo JacksonBomb the Music Industry! ScramblesBone Thugs-N-Harmony E 1999 EternalBoogie Down Productions Sex And ViolenceBotch American NervosoBrand of Sacrifice God HandBree Runway 2000And4EvaBrockhampton SATURATIONBrockhampton All-American TrashBrockhampton IridescenceBrockhampton GingerBrockhampton The FamilyI'm not gonna drop any kind of direct analysis. I'm just gonna say that right now, I like this more than most of Iridescence.Buckethead ColmaBuckethead Enter the ChickenBuckethead BucketheadlandBuckethead Island of Lost MindsBusdriver Perfect HairBusta Rhymes The ComingBusta Rhymes GenesisBusta Rhymes When Disaster Strikes...Cage (USA-NY) Movies for the BlindCaligula's Horse The Tide, the Thief and River's EndCandiria 300 Percent DensityCandiria Process of Self-DevelopmentCandlemass CandlemassCandy (USA) Heaven Is HereCannibal Corpse The BleedingCannibal Corpse Live CannibalismCannibal Corpse Tomb of the MutilatedCannibal Corpse KillCannibal Corpse Butchered at BirthCannibal Corpse The Wretched SpawnCar Bomb w^w^^w^wCaspian Dust and DisquietCattle Decapitation The Anthropocene ExtinctionCattle Decapitation Karma.Bloody.KarmaCattle Decapitation Death AtlasCephalic Carnage XenosapienChance the Rapper Coloring BookCharles Mingus Pithecanthropus ErectusCharli XCX Pop 2Charli XCX Number 1 AngelChevelle Wonder What's NextChildren of Bodom Hate Crew DeathrollChildren of Bodom Chaos Ridden Years - Stockholm KnockoutChildren of Bodom HexedChimaira Pass Out of ExistenceChimaira ResurrectionChimaira Crown of PhantomsCirca Survive JuturnaCircle Jerks Group SexCircle Jerks Wild in the StreetsCircle of Contempt Artifacts in MotionCity Morgue Vol. 3: Bottom Of The BarrelCity Morgue HELL OR HIGH WATER VOL. 1City Morgue City Morgue Vol 2: As Good As DeadCKY Volume 1Clams Casino Rainforestclipping. Splendor and Miseryclipping. Midcityclipping. Wriggleclipping. The DeepCloudkicker SubsumeCloudkicker LoopCloudkicker The Map Is Not the TerritoryCloudkicker The DiscoveryColdplay ParachutesConverge Petitioning the Empty SkyConway the Machine From King To A GodCormorant Earth DiverCounterparts You're Not You AnymoreCradle of Filth Bitter Suites to SuccubiCradle of Filth NymphetamineCreux Lies Goodbye DivineCrosses CrossesCryptopsy None So VileCyborg Octopus Between the Light and AirD.I.T.C. D.I.T.C.Daath The HinderersDaath DaathDaft Punk HomeworkDaft Punk Random Access MemoriesDamageplan New Found PowerDamian Marley Welcome To JamrockDanny Brown uknowhatimsayin¿Danny Brown The HybridDark Angel Darkness DescendsDas EFX Dead SeriousDas Racist Sit Down, ManDave We're all alone in this togetherDead Kennedys Bedtime for DemocracyDeafheaven SunbatherDeath LeprosyDeath Grips Bottomless PitDeathspell Omega ParacletusDecapitated Winds of CreationDeftones DeftonesDeftones Koi No YokanDeicide Scars of the CrucifixDeicide LegionDeicide The Stench of RedemptionDeltron 3030 Event IIDemon Fuzz Afreaka!Denzel Curry ImperialDenzel Curry ZuuDerek Sherinian Blood of the SnakeDerek Sherinian MythologyDerek Sherinian Black UtopiaDestrage The King Is Fat'n'OldDevilDriver The Fury of Our Maker's HandDevo Duty Now for the FutureDevo Something for EverybodyDiplo FloridaDir En Grey Dum Spiro SperoDMX It's Dark and Hell Is HotDog Fashion Disco Sweet NothingsDOMi & JD BECK NOT TiGHTDopehead Plaid Palm TreesSomehow has more of an old-school sound, which is kind of preferable to the stuff he did after. Dopehead has a little bit of an issue with bluntness vs substance, but that weakness is less prominent on this release than others. Though he never really gets past being like an over-the-top crunk-type dude, there are enough bars and interesting beats on here to carry the listening experience through without being repellant to people just trying to chill. Overall, this is the closest he got to Danny Brown level quality (comparing members of the Bruiser Brigade), but Danny Brown was still slightly better than this at his "low" points, they were just part of the same conversation at this point in time. Def recommend if you're into Danny Brown or Zelooperz, but I can see why Dopehead wouldn't go back to this style even though I personally prefer it.Dopehead Devil’s HeavenDr. Dre 2001Dr. Dre ComptonDragonForce Sonic FirestormDrake Take CareDream Theater OctavariumDream Theater Live at BudokanDream Theater A Change of SeasonsDream Theater Live Scenes From New YorkDream Theater Chaos in MotionDream Theater Black Clouds and Silver LiningsDreamville Revenge Of The Dreamers IIIDropkick Murphys Sing Loud, Sing Proud!Dub FX Thinking ClearDvne Etemen ÆnkaDyssidia Costly SignalsEarl Sweatshirt Sick!EarthGang MirrorlandEarthGang RobotsEarthGang Strays With RabiesEarthGang Ghetto GodsEarthgang reverts from the psychedelic-tinged Mirrorland towards the more straight hip-hop side of their sound. Instead of aiming for using a more abstract sense of metaphor, the lyrical content here is more grounded in consequence and surroundings, rather than elevating to a different world; More invested in cash flow, which a lot of artists make trite, but they're at least smiling and letting their quirkiness carry them through. While not necessarily their strongest album, it's nice to hear them go back to their established roots. Would be cool to hear them go back to Mirrorland style on the next one.Edge of Sanity Purgatory AfterglowEl-P High WaterEluvium CopiaEminem The Eminem ShowEminem Music to Be Murdered By: Side BRight, so now that I've listened to this album a few times and am not going off of my initial reaction: This is Eminem's funnest album since The Eminem Show. The only track that's weak here is Killer, and that's not even a bad track, it's just a collab with Tyga that came out a little bland. There is not one atrocious hook, surprisingly enough. There is plenty of immaturity here, just as sure as the sun is hot... but there's actually a lot of honesty here as well, more than I expected. He still touches on his critics a little bit, but he includes a healthy dose of self-reflection this time, making it much more relatable than any previous attempt. There are easily more good bars than bad here, with the strongest quality ratio since he went sober; People who feel the need to nitpick specific lines as an indicator of overall quality are legitimately just people who want Eminem to be somebody he's not. It's worth noting that the handful of bad bars buried in the well-done flows actually lean more towards stupid/funny instead of the cringe-y dad jokes of Revival. If you at one point liked Eminem, and don't accompany your nostalgia with amnesia, then this is actually pretty close to the quality of his heyday. If you can go into this without any major expectations, you will be pleasantly surprised. This should've been Side A.EPMD Strictly BusinessEthereal Shroud TrisagionEver Forthright Ever ForthrightEvergrey Recreation DayEvery Time I Die New Junk AestheticEvery Time I Die A Colossal Wreck // Desperate PleasuresExivious LiminalEyedea and Abilities E&AEyedea and Abilities By the ThroatFaith No More King for a Day... Fool for a LifetimeFall of Stasis The ChronophagistFallujah The Harvest WombsFantomas Suspended AnimationFat Jon The Ample Soul Physician Wave MotionFatboy Slim Better Living Through ChemistryFates Warning Awaken the GuardianFear Factory ArchetypeFear Factory Soul of a New MachineFear Factory GenexusFear Factory Aggression ContinuumFelt (USA-MN) A Tribute to Christina RicciFelt (USA-MN) Felt 2: A Tribute to Lisa BonetFit for an Autopsy Oh What the Future HoldsFit for an Autopsy The Sea of Tragic BeastsFlesh Field StrainFlying Raccoon Suit AfterglowFoetus NailFontaines D.C. DogrelFontaines D.C. A Hero's DeathFoo Fighters One by OneForest Swords EngravingsForest Swords CompassionFort Minor The Rising TiedFour Tet There is Love in YouFrank Zappa Sheik YerboutiFreddie Gibbs and Madlib BandanaFreddie Gibbs and The Alchemist AlfredoFuel SunburnFugees Blunted On RealityFuture of Forestry TwilightFuture of the Left How To Stop Your Brain In An AccidentFuture of the Left The Plot Against Common SenseFuture of the Left The Peace and Truce ofGang Starr The OwnerzGang Starr One Of The Best YetGary Numan The Pleasure PrincipleGenesis Owusu CardriveGenghis Tron Dead Mountain MouthGHOSTEMANE PlaguesCompared to NOISE, this one is a lot less dramatic, and it works much more in it's favor. Interesting Powerman 5000 reference on Axis. Touches on that goth-type shit without coupling the genres inherent flaws. Overall sidesteps a lot of flaws here, tbh. Like his scream kind of comes off like a screamo tone, but it mixes just right to not come off amateur. The flow switches up enough to maintain attention. Tracks flow together nicely, structurally and atmospherically. Seems like the right entry point for this artist.Ghostface Killah Shaolin's FinestGhostface Killah Supreme ClienteleGirls Against Boys Venus Luxure No. 1 BabyGojira Terra IncognitaGojira The LinkGojira L'Enfant SauvageGoldfrapp Tales Of UsGoldfrapp Felt MountainGorillaz Demon DaysGorillaz GorillazGorod NeurotripsicksGorod The OrbGreen Day KerplunkGreen Day 39/SmoothGreyhaven Empty BlackGrip Inc. IncorporatedGris À L'Âme Enflammée, L'Âme Constellée...Griselda WWCDGunplay Living LegendGuru Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1Gwynbleidd NostalgiaHacride LazarusHandsome Foxes Don't CareHatebreed Rise of BrutalityHatebreed Satisfaction Is The Death Of DesireHath All That Was PromisedHe Is Legend White BatHead Automatica DecadenceHeavy D and the Boyz Big TymeHella Hold Your Horse IsHelloween HelloweenHiatus Kaiyote Mood ValiantHieroglyphics Full CircleHo99o9 SkinHo99o9 United States Of HorrorHORSE the band R. BorlaxHum Downward Is HeavenwardIce Nine Kills The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to HorrorwoodIce-T Rhyme PaysIchiko Aoba Kamisori OtomeIDK Simple.IDLES Ultra MonoIDLES WelcomeIf These Trees Could Talk Above the Earth, Below the SkyIgnite A Place Called HomeImminent Sonic Destruction Recurring ThemesImmolation AtonementImperial Triumphant Vile LuxuryIn Flames ClaymanInanna Converging AgesIncubus (USA-CA) A Crow Left of the Murder...Incubus (USA-CA) Morning ViewIncubus (USA-CA) Enjoy IncubusInfant Annihilator The Battle of YaldabaothInsomnium Since the Day It All Came DownInsomnium Above the Weeping WorldInvent Animate The Sun Sleeps, As If It Never WasInvent Animate StillworldIon Dissonance Cast the First Stone70-80% of this album is fantastic; The rest is still pretty good. What the FUCK is up with the EQ, though? I had to turn the mid down and treble and bass way up to actually enjoy this in my car (using Spotify).Ion Dissonance SolaceIron Maiden Dance of DeathIsaiah Rashad The Sun's TiradeISIS In the Absence of TruthISIS Wavering RadiantJames Blake James BlakeJames Blake Air & Lack ThereofJames Blake CMYKJames Blake The Colour in AnythingJapanese Breakfast Soft Sounds From Another PlanetJay Rock Follow Me HomeJay Rock 90059Jay-Z Vol. 2: Hard Knock LifeJeff Loomis Zero Order PhaseJeff Rosenstock NO DREAMJeru the Damaja Still RisingJethro Tull AqualungJethro Tull This WasJID DiCaprioJID Para TuJinjer Cloud FactoryJinjer MicroJoe Satriani Is There Love In Space?Joe Satriani Super ColossalJoey Badass B4.DA.$$Joey Badass 2000John Legend Get LiftedJohnny Booth StorytellerJohnny Booth Firsthand AccountsJohnny Booth Moments ElsewhereJoliette PrincipiaJoyner Lucas Along Came JoynerJPEGMAFIA EP!JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown SCARING THE HOES: DLC PACKJulien Baker Little OblivionsJunglepussy Satisfaction GuaranteedKalmah The Black WaltzKano Hoodies All SummerKanye West The College DropoutKanye West GraduationKashiwa Daisuke Program Music IIKatatonia Viva EmptinessKatatonia Last Fair Deal Gone DownKatatonia Brave Murder DayKEN mode LovedKendrick Lamar Overly DedicatedKendrick Lamar untitled unmastered.Kenny Beats LouieKid Cudi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. RagerKid Cudi Man on the Moon III: The ChosenKiller Be Killed Killer Be KilledKiller Mike I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind IIKiller Mike MonsterKilling Joke Killing JokeKilling Joke PandemoniumKim Petras TURN OFF THE LIGHTKim Petras ClarityKing Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Nonagon InfinityKing Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Omnium GatherumKorn KornKRS-One I Got NextKRS-One The Sneak AttackKRS-One Keep RightKRS-One Hip Hop Lives [With Marley Marl]KRS-One Adventures In EmceeinLamb of God As the Palaces BurnLast Chance to Reason Level 3LCD Soundsystem This Is HappeningLevin Minnemann Rudess Levin Minnemann RudessLil Ugly Mane THREE SIDED TAPE VOLUME ONELil Wayne Tha Carter IILinkin Park Hybrid TheoryLinkin Park Hybrid Theory EPLinkin Park Live In TexasLittle Simz Grey AreaLittle Simz A Curious Tale Of Trials + PersonsLiturgy H.A.Q.Q.Logic No PressureLord Finesse Funky TechnicianLord Huron Lonesome DreamsLords of the Underground Keepers of the FunkLorna Shore Flesh CoffinLorna Shore ImmortalLorna Shore ...And I Return to NothingnessLorna Shore PsalmsLow Hey WhatLudacris Word Of MoufMac Miller K.I.D.S.Mac Miller GO:OD AMMac Miller The Divine FeminineMach-Hommy Balens Cho (Hot Candles)Mach-Hommy Pray For HaitiMachine Girl GeminiMachine Head Burn My EyesMachine Head Arrows in Words from the SkyMahogany The Dream of a Modern DayMarc Rebillet Marc RebilletMarduk Opus NocturneMare Cognitum Phobos MonolithMassa Nera Derramar | Querer | BorrarMastodon Emperor of SandMastodon Call of the MastodonMastodon Live at the AragonMastodon Hushed and Grimmaudlin of the Well Part the SecondMax Richter Waltz With BashirMaximum the Hormone Bu-ikikaesuMaximum the Hormone Mimi Kajiru Shinuchimclusky My Pain and Sadness Is More Sad and Painful Than YoursMegadeth United AbominationsMelt-Banana Bambi's DilemmaMelt-Banana Teeny ShinyMeshuggah ChaosphereMeshuggah NothingMeshuggah ImmutableMetal Allegiance Metal AllegianceMetallica MetallicaMetallica S&MMetallica Kill 'Em AllMetallica No Life 'til LeathermewithoutYou Brother, SistermewithoutYou It's All Crazy! It's All False! It's All A Dream! It's Alright!MF DOOM Born Like ThisMick Jenkins Elephant In The RoomMick Jenkins Pieces Of A ManMindforce ExcaliburMindless Self Indulgence You'll Rebel To AnythingMoby PlayMoody Good Moody GoodMoonsorrow Viides luku - HävitettyMoor Mother Jazz CodesWasn't vibing at first but it started to get more in the zone. Def agree that some features don't necessarily elevate the tracks as much as they could, but they aren't bad either, so it does overall come together into a cohesive package. Some interesting moments and ideas lyrically, but I'm also not substantially wowed by any specific moment. Great for what it is.Morbid Angel DominationMount Kimbie Love What SurvivesMouse On The Keys TresMoving Atlas Et AlMunicipal Waste Hazardous MutationMuse ShowbizMuse Black Holes & RevelationsMute The RavenMutemath MutemathNas STILLmaticNas It Was WrittenNas King’s DiseaseNas King's Disease IINas King's Disease IIINeck Deep Life's Not Out To Get YouNevermore This Godless EndeavorNevermore Enemies Of RealityNevermore The Politics of EcstasyNevermore NevermoreNew Order MovementNew Order BrotherhoodNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Firstborn Is DeadNicolas Jaar CenizasNine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineNine Inch Nails Beside You in TimeNine Inch Nails And All That Could Have BeenNine Inch Nails Ghosts I-IVNine Inch Nails The SlipNine Inch Nails Ghosts V: TogetherNine Inch Nails Ghosts VI: LocustsNine Inch Nails Not the Actual EventsNirvana NevermindNo/Mas Consume/Deny/RepentNobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy X - Piano CollectionsNOFX So Long and Thanks for All the ShoesNOISIA Outer EdgesNorma Jean WrongdoersOblique Rain IsohyetObscura CosmogenesisOFF! Free LSDOld Man's Child Born of the FlickeringOnce Human EvolutionOnyx BacdafucupOpen Mike Eagle Brick Body Kids Still DaydreamOpeth MorningriseOpeth OrchidOpeth The Roundhouse TapesOpeth Pale CommunionOpeth HeritageOpeth In Cauda VenenumOranssi Pazuzu Mestarin KynsiOrbs Asleep Next to ScienceOrganized Konfusion The EquinoxP.M. Dawn The Bliss Album…?P.O.S Ipecac NeatPain of Salvation BePain of Salvation One Hour by the Concrete LakePantera Far Beyond DrivenPantera Reinventing Hell: The Best of PanteraPanzerfaust The Dark Age of Militant PaganismParamore All We Know Is FallingPennywise Full CirclePeregrine (USA-MA) As One Would Exist Within the CrescendoPeriphery PeripheryPestilence Malleus MaleficarumPhinehas thegodmachinePinkPantheress To Hell With ItPitchshifter www.pitchshifter.comPitchshifter DesensitizedPitchshifter Infotainment?Plini Handmade CitiesPolkadot Cadaver Purgatory Dance PartyPoor Righteous Teachers Pure PovertyPoppy ChokePorcupine Tree Up the DownstairPorcupine Tree Voyage 34: The Complete TripPorcupine Tree In AbsentiaPorcupine Tree Stupid DreamPorcupine Tree Nil RecurringPorcupine Tree WarszawaPorcupine Tree Closure/Continuation"It's not as good as most of their other stuff, but it sure is excellent!" They're functioning. It's a comeback. It's solid. Some bits sound fresh (for them). Some bits sound exactly like what you'd expect from a PT record. I'm personally less a fan of the familiar, which may not entirely be because of my taste. That's all I'll get into.Portugal. The Man Evil FriendsPrefuse 73 One Word ExtinguisherPrimus Hallucino-Genetics (DVD)Primus They Can't All Be ZingersPrimus Tales from the PunchbowlPrince Dirty MindPrince Around the World in a DayPropagandhi How to Clean EverythingPropagandhi Failed StatesProtest the Hero Pacific MythProtest the Hero PalimpsestProtomartyr Relatives in DescentPsychostick We Couldn't Think of a TitleI'm kind of nostalgic for this album. It has definitely brought many laughs and smiles every time I revisit. Unfortunately, the replay value diminishes a bit if you want something to consistently listen to, but it's a great time in the moment. Some tracks have more of a lasting impression than others; Even though songs like "Why Oh Why?" are very effective satire ("Dude, seriously, you need to get a life" [instead of writing break-up songs all the time]), the style they satirize isn't necessarily inviting. That said, songs like Beer!, Two Ton Paperweight, and Throwing Down still resonate really well as effective satires in well-structured, fun songs.Psychostick IV: Revenge of the VengeanceYa know what the funniest part of this album is to me, low-key? The way they represent their version of maturity. A lot of this album actually feels like a progression from where they were, specifically in their lane of satiric metal. While I feel like this album as a whole didn't make me bust my gut like a good number of tracks from previous albums, they do still have a sharply defined approach with their sense of humor, which moves more towards specificity regarding subject matter. Some tracks make this work really well (Obey the Beard, Fight to the Death) while some tracks have good premises but don't necessarily make me laugh, despite the obvious comedic fertility (Loathe Thy Neighbor, Blue Screen). Still a worthwhile listen for fans of this group.Psychostick ... And StuffIt's a covers and b-sides. All the best tracks are either covers or songs about food. Recommended: Metaldonna Medley, Chimichanga, Mi Queso, Hedstronk. "Ghostbuster!" as a Sepultura track is brilliant. A few duds here, too, though. Not a fan of "Let's Do The Sex." I hope they put out an album of fresh tunes not too long after this!Public Service Broadcasting Inform - Educate - EntertainPuff Daddy No Way OutPuscifer "V" Is For VaginaPusha T DAYTONAPusha T It's Almost DryQueens of the Stone Age Era VulgarisQueens of the Stone Age Lullabies to ParalyzeQueens of the Stone Age VillainsQuelle Chris DEATHFAMEQuicksand SlipQuicksand Distant PopulationsRacer X Street LethalRadiohead The King of LimbsRadiohead Hail to the ThiefRadiohead COM LAG (2plus2isfive)Rage Against the Machine RenegadesRaider Klan Tales From The UndergroundRATKING So It GoesReason New BeginningsRed Hot Chili Peppers By the WayRedd Kross Neuroticaredveil Niagararedveil Learn 2 SwimRevocation Existence Is FutileRevocation Chaos of FormsRevocation RevocationRico Nasty and Kenny Beats Anger ManagementRings of Saturn DingirRishloo Living as Ghosts with Buildings as TeethRoadrunner United The All-Star SessionsRob Zombie Hellbilly DeluxeRob Zombie The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse ConspiracyRolo Tomassi CosmologyRoyce da 5'9 The AllegoryRoyce da 5'9 Death is CertainRun-D.M.C. King Of RockThis isnt the best Run-DMC album, but it's still got personality and purpose. Title track is great. Some tracks are pretty funny. "Its not funny!" Lies!Run-D.M.C. Tougher Than LeatherRx Bandits MandalaRx Bandits ...And the Battle BegunSaba Bucket ListSay Anything ...Is a Real BoySay Anything ...Is A Real Boy (re-release)Scale the Summit The MigrationSepticflesh The Great MassSepticflesh Modern PrimitiveSex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex PistolsShadows Fall The Art of BalanceShai Hulud Hearts Once Nourished With Hope...Show Me The Body Trouble The WaterShygirl ALIASSigh Imaginary SonicscapeSikTh OpacitiesSikTh The Future In Whose Eyes?Slayer Show No MercySlayer Christ IllusionSlayer World Painted BloodSleep Token TwoTrack 2 is literally just James Blake + thall. Overall, not bad. I feel like this group can still do better, though.Slice the Cake Odyssey to the WestSlipknot DisasterpiecesSlipknot IowaSlipknot Day of the Gusanoslowthai UGLYSmif-N-Wessun Dah Shinin'Snoop Dogg DoggystyleSole Bottle Of HumansSole Selling Live WaterSophie Oil of Every Pearl's Un-InsidesSOUL GLO The Nigga In Me Is MeSoulfly SoulflySoulfly 3I'm listening to Soulfly's discography in order, and... I really don't see what people's problem is with this album. The features are really interesting. None of these tracks specifically fall flat for me. They're still creating primal music that has some sonically and stylistically interesting choices; The layers at the end of Four Elements and the R&B elements in Tree of Pain are really good examples of unique and effective expression within experimentation. Though this album seems less infectiously catchy than Primitive, it definitely utilizes the root of what makes their music work, so if you like Soulfly or late-Cavalera era Sepultura, this is worth a listen.Soulfly ProphecySpawn of Possession NoctambulantSpawn of Possession IncursoSpecial Ed Youngest In ChargeSpectral Lore and Mare Cognitum Wanderers: Astrology of the NineSpillage Village SpilligionSpillage Village Bears Like ThisSpiritbox Eternal BlueSpiritbox SpiritboxSpiritualized Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in SpaceStatic Dress Rouge Carpet DisasterSteven Wilson InsurgentesSteven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)Stone Healer ConquistadorStormtroopers of Death Speak English or DieStormtroopers of Death Bigger Than the DevilStrapping Young Lad The New BlackStrapping Young Lad Strapping Young LadStrapping Young Lad For Those Aboot to Rock (DVD)Street Sects End PositionStrike Anywhere Change Is a SoundStromae MultitudeStrung Out Suburban Teenage Wasteland BluesSufjan Stevens Carrie and LowellSummoning the Lich United in ChaosSuperheaven The Difference In Good and Bad DreamsSwallow the Sun Songs from the North I, II & IIISwindle Long Live The JazzSylosis Casting ShadowsSylosis Edge of the EarthSylosis MonolithSylosis Conclusion of an AgeSymphony X Paradise LostSystem of a Down Steal This Album!Table UncutTalking Heads More Songs About Buildings and FoodTech N9ne The Calm Before The StormTelomere (CAN) Where Are We StillTera Melos Patagonian RatsTera Melos UntitledTesseracT OneTestament Live at the FillmoreTextures SilhouettesThe Alchemist This Thing Of Ours, Vol. 2The Algorithm Octopus4The Algorithm Polymorphic CodeThe Black Mages The Skies AboveThe Blood Brothers ...Burn, Piano Island, BurnThe Chariot Long LiveThe Chemical Brothers SurrenderThe Contortionist Our BonesThe Faceless AkeldamaThe Flashbulb Compositions For PianoThe Flatliners Destroy To CreateThe Haarp Machine DisclosureThe Hotelier Home, Like NoPlace Is ThereThe Human Abstract NocturneThe Jesus Lizard HeadThe Koreatown Oddity Finna Be Past TenseThe Koreatown Oddity 200 tree ringsThe Machinist (USA-NY) Confidimus in MorteThe Mars Volta Frances the MuteThe Mighty Mighty Bosstones Let's Face ItThe Number Twelve Looks Like You MongrelThe Number Twelve Looks Like You Worse Than AloneThe Ocean PelagialThe Offspring The OffspringThe Offspring AmericanaThe Prodigy ExperienceThe Prodigy Invaders Must DieThe Red Chord Prey for EyesThe Ritual Aura VelothiHmm... It's got something going for it, for sure. Yet somehow it's consistently missing something. But I don't think it's because it changes too much or too little. I feel like it's a sense of themes not being contrasted in the proper fashion. It's like each part here sounds good on it's own, and it technically belongs where it is on the album, but just because it's structurally sound on a technical level doesn't mean the contexts are all appropriate. This makes emotional and mental processing for the listener a little bit of a jigsaw, which most people would opt for viewing as messy or disjointed. I do think there's potential here, though. I think a good number of parts here would've settled much better with just the slightest tweaks.The Ritual Aura LaniakeaThe Rolling Stones Out of Our HeadsThe Rolling Stones AftermathThe Rolling Stones Their Satanic Majesties RequestThe Roots PhrenologyThe Roots undunThe Roots How I Got OverThe Sound of Animals Fighting Lover, the Lord Has Left Us...The Sound of Animals Fighting The Ocean and the SunThe Sound of Animals Fighting Tiger and the Duke (Re-Issue)The Used The UsedThe Weathermen The ConspiracyThe Weeknd After HoursThe Weeknd Dawn FMThe Winery Dogs Hot StreakTheir / They're / There Their / They're / ThreeThom Yorke The EraserThree 6 Mafia Chapter 2: World DominationThrice Major/MinorThrice BeggarsThundercat ApocalypseThy Art Is Murder HateTipper SurroundedTipper Jettison Mind HatchTkay Maidza Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 1toe The Future Is NowTomb Mold Planetary ClairvoyanceTool UndertowTool 10,000 DaysToska Fire by the SilosTrepalium XIIITrepalium Through the AbsurdTricky Pre-Millenium TensionTrivium ShogunTrivium The Sin and the SentenceTrophy Scars Astral PariahTropical Fuck Storm Deep StatesTurnstile Nonstop FeelingTwista KamikazeUnderoath Define the Great LineUnexpect UtopiaUnleashed MidvinterblotUnwound New Plastic IdeasVansire The Modern Western WorldVeil of Maya The Common Man's CollapseVeil of Maya False IdolVein.fm ErrorzoneVektor Terminal ReduxVenetian Snares Moonglow/This Bitter EarthVenetian Snares Huge Chrome Cylinder Box UnfoldingVenetian Snares Songs About My CatsVerberis Adumbration of the Veiled LogosThis album does a good job of creating dismal atmospheres that invoke a hellish abyss. As black / death metal releases may be inclined to do so. Tracks 2 and 3 feel like the peak of this album, whereas I think things drag on a bit much by the 20-minute closing track. Tracks 4 and 5 start to feel a bit too familiar compared to the hellscape of the first half. Still, overall pretty good.Vessels White Fields and Open DevicesVexes Imagine What We Could Destroy / If Only Given TimeVildhjarta Thousands Of EvilsVildhjarta MåsstadenVildhjarta OmnislashVince Staples Prima DonnaVince Staples FM!Vince Staples Vince StaplesI like how Vince seems to make accessible music that needs to grow on you. I was lukewarm to this and FM! on first listens, but the quality sinks in as I internalize the perspectives. Kenny provides a space that is centered, but wandering. Vince uses this backdrop to emphasize a comfortable focus with his identity, but with a soul tinged with a type of darkness that keeps one from total peace; The subtlety of this dynamic may not be for everyone, but it's there for people open to it. Worth revisiting.Vince Staples Hell Can WaitVince Staples RAMONA PARK BROKE MY HEARTVirvum IlluminanceVOLA InmazesVOLA Applause of a Distant CrowdWeen Chocolate and CheeseWeezer Everything Will Be Alright in the EndWeezer The White AlbumWeezer The Green AlbumWestside Connection Bow DownWestside Gunn Flyest Nigga In Charge, Vol. 1Westside Gunn Hitler Wears Hermes 8: Sincerely AdolfWhite Zombie Astro Creep: 2000Whitechapel This Is ExileWhitney Houston Whitney HoustonWow! I can really see where Dream Theater got it from now!Wilderun Veil of ImaginationWolves at the Gate CaptorsWu-Tang Clan Wu-Tang ForeverYashira ShrineYves Tumor Heaven To A Tortured MindZack Fox Shut The Fuck Up Talking To MeZao (Self-Titled)ZelooperZ Valley of LifeZelooperZ Dyn-O-MiteZelooperZ Wild CardZheani The LineZheani Satanic Prostitute3.0 good1914 Where Fear and Weapons Meet2 Skinnee J's SuperMercado!6LACK Free 6LACKAffiance The CampaignAfter the Burial Forging a Future SelfAlanis Morissette Jagged Little PillAll Shall Perish The Price of ExistenceAmeer Vann EMMANUELAmine OnePointFiveAmon Amarth Versus the WorldAmorphis Silent WatersAnata Under a Stone With No InscriptionAnimals As Leaders Wave of BabiesAphex Twin SyroArca KicK iiiArch Enemy Black EarthArch Enemy Rise of the TyrantArchers of Loaf Icky MettleArchitects NightmaresArctic Monkeys AMASAP Rocky LONG.LIVE.A$APAscension of the Watchers NuminosumAtmosphere You Can't Imagine How Much Fun...Atmosphere The Family SignAtmosphere The Day Before HalloweenI don't think anyone asked for or expected this album. That said, at least it sounds different for them, particularly with the production. While most of their albums are better than this, it doesn't really bring down their discography. If you're trying to get into Atmosphere, start somewhere else.Atmosphere SouthsidersAtmosphere Fishing BluesAugust Burns Red Thrill SeekerAvenged Sevenfold City of EvilBaby Keem The Melodic BlueBasement Jaxx RemedyBassnectar Underground CommunicationBassnectar Divergent SpectrumBeastie Boys The Mix UpBeastie Boys Hello NastyBeck MutationsBehold... The Arctopus SkullgridBenny Benassi HypnoticaBetween the Buried and Me Coma EclipticBetween the Buried and Me Bohemian Rhapsody / Vertical Beta 461Between the Buried and Me Automata IBetween the Buried and Me Colors IIMultiple comments about edge lord purists sadly sums up the stylistic vacuum that is currently the second half of BTBAM's career so far. At this point, I'm not expecting anything new, and this album doesn't actually have that much to do with the old shit, despite all the rehashes and getting a little bit heavier again; Very little of the vast amount of new material sounds like it's actually accurately a continuation of Colors. The most daring thing about Colors 2 is that it exists. Good for them. Hopefully Colors 3 is more airtight and serves a more pointed artistic purpose rather than just being a mishmash of BTBAM elements that might as well have been algorithmically constructed.Big K.R.I.T. K.R.I.T. Iz HereBilmuri 400LB Back SquatBlack Kray Thug AngelBlack Sun Empire Cruel and Unusualblink-182 Enema Of The StateBloodbath Resurrection Through CarnageBlur ParklifeBorn of Osiris The DiscoveryBorn of Osiris The New ReignBrainiac Bonsai SuperstarBuckethead KaleidoscalpCancer Bats Hail DestroyerCannibal Corpse Gallery of SuicideCannibal Corpse BloodthirstCattle Decapitation The Harvest FloorCavalera Conspiracy InfliktedChance the Rapper 10 DayChance the Rapper Acid RapIt's crazy how conflicting my feelings about this album became over time. Initially, I thought this album had some charm to it, like even though his purposely nasal voice gets overbearing sometimes, it's like it came from a friend who annoyed you into having a good time because you were being uptight. However, getting to know how this dude operates over the years really changed the context for how this album sounds to me. At this point, I really don't think this guy ever touched acid in his life and just wanted to make an album that appeals to that crowd, noticing how enthused they may be. The chorus to NaNa sounds more like a kid trying to taunt someone when you consider how he treats people who help him. The entire album balances on the assumption that Chance is charismatic, but he's going to need to be more the person he portrays in order for it to be appropriately endearing, and I can't help but notice lines in his newer material that push him away from the version of himself that got him popular. Someone trying to annoy you out of uptight-ness really flips around the impression when you realize they were actually giving you a valid reason to feel uptight.Charli XCX SuckerCharli XCX CharliCharli XCX How I'm Feeling NowChevelle This Type Of Thinking (Could Do Us In)Children of Bodom Halo of BloodChildren of Bodom I Worship ChaosChimaira The InfectionCHON HomeyCHON Newborn SunCircle of Contempt Entwine the Threadsclipping. FaceCloud Rat ThresholdCode Orange UnderneathCombichrist Everybody Hates YouCommon Can I Borrow a Dollar?While it seems like a great old-school hip-hop record at a glance, there're rhyme schemes that are quite literally elementary on just about every track. I mean nursery rhyme shit. It's not really a concept, it just keeps coming up. Brings down tracks that could've been bangers, like Blows to the Temple. Take them out and this would've easily been better.Conducting from the Grave When Legends Become DustCormorant MetazoaCorpsessed Succumb to RotCovet technicolorCradle of Filth From the Cradle to EnslaveCradle of Filth Hammer of the WitchesCradle of Filth Existence Is FutileCrosses Initiation / ProtectionCynic Carbon-Based AnatomyCynic The Portal TapesCynic Re-TracedCypress Hill Back In BlackDark Lunacy DevoidDark Tranquillity The GalleryDas Racist RelaxDead Kennedys FrankenchristDeante' Hitchcock BETTERDeath Grips Year of the SnitchDeathspell Omega Si Monvmentvm Reqvires CircvmspiceDecapitated NihilityDefeater Dear FatherDeftones Around the FurDeftones Saturday Night WristDeftones B-Sides and RaritiesDeicide DeicideDenzel Curry 32 Zel / Planet ShroomsDevin Townsend PhysicistDevin Townsend Ziltoid the OmniscientThis album, at first, I thought was kind of a disappointment and the voice-overs can be kind of corny sometimes, but this has grown on me a lot. The heavy parts aren't as heavy as SYL generally is, there're more odd and quirky vocal melodies here and there, and, best of all, Devy's vocals sound much fresher and less strained than on some of the past releases (some vocals off Synchestra and The New Black sound like they could've been much better had he not been touring non-stop). Something I usually expect from Devy's releases, especially SYL, is a set of songs consisting of half the tracks or so being high-quality and the other half being lackluster. This cd is much more consistent. You most likely won't be skipping tracks too often. Though some parts of the tracks might not appeal much, there'll most likely be another part of the song that'll get your attention.Devin Townsend Official BootlegDevin Townsend UnpluggedDevin Townsend EmpathDevin Townsend Project EpicloudDevin Townsend Project Z2Devin Townsend Project TranscendenceDisturbed BelieveDivine Heresy Bleed the FifthDJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince Rock the HouseA pivotal rap album that... really hasn't aged well. When it comes down to it, Jazzy Jeff saved this. Compared to the following album, this album has particular high and low points. One note: The beat boxer's spit snare sounds HORRIBLE But then it's made up for with some higher quality performance. Kind of sums up the quality of the whole album.DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince He's the DJ, I'm the RapperDoechii Oh The Places You'll GoDr. Octagon Dr. OctagonecologystMan, I used to really jam this album in 2010, before I listened to more hip-hop. The thing about this album is that it definitely has style, but that's 100% of the appeal, and once you really dig the lyrics apart, it becomes apparent this album only really works if you turn your brain off. In the very least, it does invite you to do this, but after familiarizing with more classics, this comes off as more of a step in a progression than a pivotal launch point.Drake Thank Me LaterDrake Nothing Was the SameDrake So Far GoneDrake If You're Reading This It's Too LateDream Theater AwakeDream Theater Systematic ChaosDream Theater A Dramatic Turn of EventsDream Theater Dream TheaterDream Theater Distance Over TimeDream Theater A View from the Top of the WorldBy the numbers. Some inspired moments. Song-writing isn't really there, though. Long tracks without that much sense of grandeur, which is what always carried their classics through. Some great isolated bits of music in a huge collage of expectable familiarity that doesn't do much to tempt the soul. Album ends stronger than it starts.Earl Sweatshirt Feet of ClayEarthGang TorbaEarthsuit Kaleidoscope SuperiorEbony Tusks Heal_ThyselfCompared to the band clipping.: Almost the same exact style of instrumentals, but less vivid / high def (one of the tracks actually gave me a headache, which clipping. has never done). Same style of rhetoric as clipping.'s older stuff, but without the deeply wound stories. Similar wordplay and references, but... just go listen to clipping. If you've worn out their music and want more of the same, then come here. I would wish for more variation on their next release, and better mastering.Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP 2Eminem InfiniteEvery Time I Die Last Night in TownFaceless Burial Grotesque MiscreationFall In Archaea Aura MagentaFantomas Delìrium CòrdiaFantomas FantômasFat Jon The Ample Soul Physician AfterthoughtFear Factory DigimortalFear of God Within the VeilFellsilent The Hidden WordsFilter Short BusFilter The AmalgamutFlume FlumeFoo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to LoseGang Starr No More Mr. Nice GuyGeneral Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners General Patton vs. The X-EcutionersGhost (SWE) MelioraGHOSTEMANE N/O/I/S/EThere are interesting ideas musically. I'm personally not really into the vocal style / tone a lot of the time, and the lyrics don't help. I almost get a "look what your moody teenager grew into" vibe from this one. How some parts are constructed can carry some decent ideas and does carry the songs through. Just not enough coming together for me to stay into it. There's an excessive use of bass sometimes, too forward, not surrounding. Gets better towards end of album. Industrial bits do vaguely cross-reference the late 90s a lot, but then there's like goth trap. Honestly his higher pitch variation in rapping at least proves he can sound more than moody about "dark shit." "I can't relate." The ideas are spirited, but I'm just craving more than what I get on most of these, sonically and in terms of meaning and substance. Even going full ignorant might be preferable to me, just land on some kind of epitome. I didn't get that here, personally. XXXTentacion came up on shuffle after this and I thought Ghostemane actually went hard for a second, wooooow lolololGhostpoet Shedding SkinGlass Cloud Perfect War ForeverGlassjaw Material ControlGod Forbid IV: Constitution of TreasonGojira FortitudeSome of these tracks could be, in some ways, considered Gojira's best tracks, in terms of instrumental expressivity and overall progression for their sound. And then there're tracks that don't really ask for a replay, which is unfortunate because I really care about the Amazon forest burning, but I almost never want to listen to the song about it. Song-writing doesn't feel as monumental as their other efforts. Hopefully the next effort improves on what this album does.Gold Necklace Gold NecklaceGoldfrapp Seventh TreeGoldfrapp SupernatureGoldfrapp Black CherryGoldLink HaramBad mastering and some ineffective production choices makes a potentially successful experiment fall flat. Goldlink puts distortion on all of his own vocals (which lacks bass in the EQ, leaving it sounding thin), which makes it sound even trashier when you hear a feature with clean sound quality come in right next to it. Shame that this didn't go all the way to hit the mark because the ideas throughout the album are legit really solid and this could be a significant variation in his style, having a bit more abrasiveness kind of relative to rock music without crossing the genre line. Hopefully the sound issues aren't prevalent on his next release, as I really want to see where he's going.Good Tiger A Head Full of MoonlightGorillaz Plastic BeachGorod Process of a New DeclineGreg Puciato MirrorcellGrimes VisionsHaken VisionsHatebreed PerseveranceHatebreed SupremacyHaxprocess The Caverns Of DuatHella There's No 666 In Outer SpaceHelmet MeantimeHIM Razorblade RomanceHolding Absence The Greatest Mistake of My LifeHorrendous IdolHum You'd Prefer an AstronautHungry Lights The Awry AscentDamn, Umber Tower is sexy. "From the taste upon my tongue." Oo baby. Too bad that doesn't save this album from being by the numbers. The symphonic aspect is actually pretty enjoyable, but the prog metal is pretty standard throughout. The Nimloks sounds like it was meant for the radio but didn't suffice. Very hit or miss.Ice Nine Kills The Silver ScreamSome parts were surprisingly fun. Other parts were between bland and cringe. Impressions range from 2/5 to 4/5, ultimately leaving the album feeling both consistent and lacking a feeling of unification in structure. Lyrics were cheesy, delivery was done well for its style.Ice-T PowerIDK The Empty BankIn Flames Soundtrack to Your EscapeIn Flames Come ClarityIn Flames A Sense of PurposeInsomnium One for SorrowIwrestledabearonce IwrestledabearonceIwrestledabearonce It's All HappeningJ. Cole 2014 Forest Hills DriveJ. Cole Cole World: The Sideline StoryJapanese Breakfast PsychopompJoe Budden Halfway HouseJohn Legend Once AgainJohn Petrucci Terminal VelocityJPEGMAFIA Black Ben CarsonJPEGMAFIA EP2!Junglepussy Pregnant With SuccessKaada / Patton RomancesKalmah 12 GaugeKanye West DondaKanye West YeezusKaytranada BubbaKaytranada IntimidatedKey! and Kenny Beats 777 DeluxeKhemmis DesolationKiller Be Killed Reluctant HeroKiller Mike I Pledge Allegiance to the GrindKilling Joke Night TimeKing Diamond House of GodKing Krule The OOZKnocked Loose Laugh TracksKorn Life Is PeachyKorn Follow the LeaderKorn The Paradigm ShiftKRS-One Spiritual MindedKurupt The Streetz iz a MuthaLamb of God New American GospelLamb of God SacramentLamb of God ResolutionLamb of God WrathLeaders Of The New School T.I.M.E.Linkin Park MeteoraLiquid Tension Experiment Liquid Tension Experiment 3I'm glad to see these folks back at it; That simple fact is probably my favorite thing about this album, though. The references to old Dream Theater are a little too obvious for me, having been a big fan of their work with Portnoy; I can easily point to at least one exact moment on every track that only varies from it's original source to such a minor degree that it barely registers as different. The compositions feel more like jams than planned sessions with a pointed purpose. Overall enjoyable. I wouldn't call it thoroughly gripping like LTE2, but there are elements coming together, they're just unrusting their connection. They just need to lock in to new shit more than rehash and they'll be killing it.Logic Vinyl DaysAlright, I guess I'm starting my Thanksgiving with "it's the birth of the black white boy! Retire for what!?" Not bad, but I still can't help but feel like there's something central that's missing. I think... Maybe the over-aggressive bars and awkward skits are kind of revealing how neurotic this dude is (not that neurotic is inherently bad). I can't say this is bad rap, but I'm not sure what it is I'm supposed to hang on to and want to revisit. The beats aren't incredible, but they're solid. The flows sound good (which wasn't necessarily the issue with his worse albums, this was always the strong point, though it was because he was lifting styles off people too blatantly), but I don't really have any particular meanings, feelings, or reflections that I find inspiring or significantly relatable. Still a lot of style lifts that are obvious to me, making this clearly feel like a boom bap sampler. Just my take.Logic Under PressureLogic The Incredible True StoryLogic Bobby TarantinoLogic Young Sinatra IVLucid Planet Lucid PlanetLudacris Back For The First TimeLudo Prepare the PreparationsMac DeMarco Rock and Roll Night ClubMachine Head Through the Ashes of EmpiresMachine Head Of Kingdom and CrownMarc Rebillet EuropeMare MareMarilyn Manson Mechanical AnimalsMastodon RemissionMegadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?Megadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!Mekong Delta KaleidoscopeMeshuggah The True Human DesignMeshuggah Psykisk TestbildMetallica Death MagneticMetallica Beyond MagneticMike Patton Adult Themes for VoiceMindless Self Indulgence IfMisfits Legacy Of BrutalityMithras On Strange LoopsMnemic Mechanical Spin PhenomenaMnemic The Audio Injected SoulMotograter MotograterMr. Muthafuckin eXquire Confessions of a Sex AddictMr. Muthafuckin eXquire Mr. Muthafuckin ExquireMudvayne MudvayneMunicipal Waste Waste 'Em AllMuse Origin of SymmetryMushroomhead XXNative Construct Quiet WorldNekrogoblikon Heavy MetaNew Found Glory New Found GloryNice and Smooth Jewel of the NileNickelus F and Shawn Kemp Trick DiceNine Inch Nails With TeethNine Inch Nails Hesitation MarksNo Consequence In the Shadow of GodsNorma Jean Bless the Martyr and Kiss the ChildOccultist Death SigilsOFWGKTA RadicalOFWGKTA The OF Tape Vol. 2Oni (CAN) Loathing LightNot nearly as compositionally tight, vibrant, catchy, energetic, or thematically well executed as the debut LP. Different band members than the first album. The vocals sound slightly more trained, though I also feel that it doesn't tie in enough with the first album enough. Overall, this felt like a slight curve ball while also being a little bit safe. The City Morgue feature is unexpected but very much welcome, and kind of funny considering the "rivalry" between Oni the metal band and Oni the rap artist. Solid album, but I really wish they stayed away from these particular clean verses, as it sounds much more catered to the radio than to the progressive tendencies of the first.Oni (CAN) The Silver LineOpeth SorceressOysterhead The Grand Pecking OrderP.O.S Chill, DummyP.O.S We Don't Even Live HerePalms PalmsPanchiko D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>LPantera Reinventing the SteelPantera The Great Southern TrendkillPantera Power MetalParkway Drive Killing with a SmilePaul Gilbert Get Out of My YardPeeping Tom Peeping TomPeriphery Periphery II: This Time It's PersonalPeriphery ClearPeriphery Juggernaut: AlphaPeriphery Juggernaut: OmegaPeriphery Periphery V: Djent is Not a GenrePhish Lawn BoyPitchshifter PSIPitchshifter IndustrialPolaris The Mortal CoilPorcupine Tree The IncidentPortishead PortisheadPowerman 5000 Tonight the Stars RevoltPrimus Pork SodaPrimus AntipopProper. The Great American NovelSo I will admit I'm not a huge emo fan. I don't dislike it, but it's not my first choice. From there, I'll say that I am inclined to agree with the viewpoints displayed across this album. That said, I can't help but feel like this album is a prime example of why someone would say "leave politics out of music." I think personal experiences relating to politics is very important for art... But I think the way they deliver it here undermines the message a little bit. There're a few too many lines that make me think "wait, why do you want me to care about that so much?" Which is weird among topics that do provide valuable assessments. Musically, this thing isn't bad, but it's not airtight. I thought the best parts were when other genres are crossing over. Unfortunately, a few overly familiar parts do rear their heads, and ultimately, this doesn't make me feel as emotional as it could. It gets very close a few times, but the other conjoining aspects feeling just short of the mark kind of drags the whole thing back. Kind of tired of it by the end. Still, certainly a good album, if only it could come off as more convincing or inviting by nailing the relevance of context more to outsiders.Protest the Hero ScurrilousProtest the Hero VolitionPsycroptic The Scepter of the AncientsQuadeca I Didn't Mean to Haunt YouQueens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone AgeR. Kelly R. KellyThis was literally my first time ever hearing an R. Kelly album front to back. While he's certainly locked into being effective at what he does, the lyrics can come off a lil bit tepid for the overall concept he's going for, which is a little questionable in context - half spiritual enlightenment and half "let's bang." It's just stereotypical 90s vibe music for fucking. While that may have been an accomplishment at the time, this serves like no practical purpose now unless you're looking for a really specific mood for your sex. Kinda cheesy & made me chuckle in the way that makes me go "damn, chicks are into this? Alright, dude, whatever works for you."Radiohead AmnesiacRadiohead A Moon Shaped PoolRammstein SehnsuchtRapsody The Idea Of BeautifulRas Kass Van GoghRed Hot Chili Peppers Stadium ArcadiumRed Hot Chili Peppers One Hot MinuteRise Against The Sufferer and the WitnessRob Zombie The Sinister UrgeRob Zombie Venomous Rat Regeneration VendorRoyce da 5'9 LayersRoyce da 5'9 Book of RyanRoyksopp The UnderstandingRun the Jewels Meow the JewelsRx Bandits Gemini, Her MajestyRXKNephew Slitherman ActivatedHow is this album only 49 minutes? This thing lasts forever. It's not bad but you're also not getting anything that different on any particular track. Production and vocals are both serviceable, but not really extravagant. Just solid.Sage Francis Human The Death DanceSage Francis Copper GoneSallow Moth The Larval HopeSausage Riddles Are Abound TonightScale the Summit VScHoolboy Q Habits and ContradictionsSepultura RootsSerart SerartSevendust SeasonsShadow Of Intent ReclaimerShadow Of Intent PrimordialShadow Of Intent MelancholySkepta BlacklistedSkepta Ignorance Is BlissSki Mask The Slump God StokeleySlayer Divine InterventionSlayer God Hates Us AllSlayer War at the Warfield (Video)Slayer RepentlessSlipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal VersesWhile this album arguably has Slipknot's peak artistic output, and the most prominent stylistic experiments to incorporate naturally into their sound, there are also some points where the signature qualities that defined them don't stand up to the previous albums. The guitarists show their capabilities more, but the tastefulness goes from enveloping on Vermillion pt 1 to straight wankery on Pulse of the Maggots. Where Iowa was raw through and through, some of the raw parts here felt like they were coming from a band that was wearing out that instinct a little bit.Slipknot .5: The Gray ChapterSolterra Soul, Earth, SunSoulfly PrimitiveSoundgarden King AnimalSpaceslug Eye the TideSpawn of Possession CabinetSpellling The Turning WheelThis is sonically engaging, but most of the music just doesn't envelope me. Like... there really isn't any one particular quality I see as done exceedingly well. It's just a solid record, and probably amazing to a certain niche of people. Vocals grew on me a little, but I really couldn't help but think "wow, Fantano really knows people will eat up his opinion. Is he low-key trolling with this 10?" Ultimately, "sonically engaging" and "sounds like Disney" are the strongest qualities here...Spillage Village Bears Like This TooSquarepusher UfabulumStabbing Westward Darkest DaysStone Sour Stone SourStrapping Young Lad Heavy as a Really Heavy ThingRecorded in 8 days, this album is a burst of being entirely fed up with operating within an industry and just making something pure, which led to one of the greatest extreme industrial metal bands ever. Some tracks are anthemic and unforgettable, some are sonically grimy jams, and the tracks altogether flow well into a solid experience, laying an effective foundation.Streetlight Manifesto Keasbey NightsStreetlight Manifesto The Hands That ThieveStructures Divided BySubterranean Masquerade Mountain FeverSymphony X IconoclastSystem of a Down MezmerizeTeam Sleep Team SleepTech N9ne AnghellicTenacious D Tenacious DTesseracT Altered StateTesseracT PolarisTesseracT SonderTextures DualismThe Acacia Strain Death Is the Only MortalThe Alchemist BreadThe Arusha Accord The Echo VersesThe Breathing Process SamsaraThe Chariot Everything Is Alive, Everything Is...The Contortionist IntrinsicThe Contortionist ApparitionThe Contortionist ClairvoyantThe Cranberries Wake Up and Smell the CoffeeThe Cure Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss MeThe Dead Milkmen BeelzebubbaThe Devil Wears Prada ZIIThe Dillinger Escape Plan Under the Running BoardThe Faceless AutotheismThe Fall of Troy OKThe Fall of Troy ManipulatorThe Game The DocumentaryThe Garden Mirror Might Steal Your CharmThe Killers Pressure MachineThe Neptunes The Neptunes Present... ClonesThe Offspring SplinterThe Offspring Rise and Fall, Rage and GraceThe Prodigy Music for the Jilted GenerationThe Ritual Aura TaetherThe Rolling Stones Between the ButtonsThe Roots The Tipping PointThe Used In Love and DeathThe Word Alive DeceiverThrice PalmsThrice Horizons/EastThy Art Is Murder Infinite DeathThy Catafalque VadakToadeater BexaddeTool OpiateTool Fear InoculumTouche Amore Is Survived ByTrina Da Baddest BitchTrivium AscendancyTwenty One Pilots Twenty One PilotsTyler, the Creator Call Me if You Get Lost: The Estate SaleTyler, the Creator WolfTyler, the Creator BastardTyler, the Creator Cherry BombUnderoath They're Only Chasing SafetyUnearth III: In the Eyes of FireUnearth The Oncoming StormUneven Structure FebruusUntil We Die Before the Decay of TimeVeil of Maya [id]Veil of Maya MatriarchWarning Watching from a DistanceWeezer MaladroitWeird Al Yankovic Straight Outta LynwoodWeird Al Yankovic AlpocalypseWhite Zombie La Sexorcisto-Devil Music Vol. 1Whitechapel The Somatic DefilementWhitechapel WhitechapelWhitechapel KinWilliam Onyeabor Who Is William Onyeabor?Xiu Xiu Knife PlayZelooperZ BothicZillaKami DOG BOY2.5 average03 Greedo and Kenny Beats Netflix and DealA couple good tracks, but a lot of the other material kind of sounds like they're on autopilot to me.100 Gecs 1000 Gecs and the Tree of Clues2 Chainz Pretty Girls Like Trap Music21 Savage i am > i was42 Dugg Young & Turnt6LACK East Atlanta Love LetterA Perfect Circle Eat the ElephantAdrenaline Mob Adrenaline MobAll That Remains Behind Silence and SolitudeAmine Good For YouAmplifier AmplifierAnberlin CitiesAnna Wise As If It Were ForeverAntwon Heavy Hearted In DoldrumsHonestly not sure what the appeal is. Bars are ok, atmosphere is ok, delivery is flat, personality isn't really popping for me. The track with Lil Ugly Mane is basically my least favorite song with him. I'll eventually give this another listen, but it kind of just felt like biding time the whole way through, so I'll probably adjust my reasoning more than my rating.Arch Enemy The Root of All EvilAt the Drive-In in•ter a•li•aAugust Burns Red LevelerAugust Burns Red ConstellationsAvenged Sevenfold Sounding the Seventh TrumpetBattles La Di Da DiBeastie Boys To the 5 BoroughsBehold... The Arctopus Hapeleptic OvertroveI specifically listened to this album because of the low ratings here, having once enjoyed some of their work when they started. I have to say... it's really not that bad. The first half of the album has random bits that sound like good ideas that never really went anywhere. The second half is structured better, but unfortunately, I would say that the drummer (who is otherwise obviously capable) specifically is bringing this project down. There're a lot of spots where it feels like there's no real impact to the beat, and he's just flipping through rudimentary cymbal shuffles with an occasional kick or snare. It mostly seems like the guitarists are carrying the weight with rhythm segmentation while the drummer just keeps the beat, which is slightly underwhelming for a style with a sense of technical extravagance to it. The triangles and cowbells in blast beats kind of seems like a joke? I honestly can't tell. But there are still a lot of parts I like here, so idk... conflicting aspects ultimately make this average.Between the Buried and Me The Anatomy OfThe thing about this covers album is that, even though all of the original songs are enjoyable, and even though they don't particularly raise or lower the quality the songs enough to ruin or elevate them, ultimately I don't really want to hear any of these renditions live, as they would most likely be out of place in a live set from BtBaM. My rating could be construed as a 3 for quality, but it's ultimately average to me because of lack of purpose and replay-ability.Bizu Coolective TalkbackBorn of Osiris A Higher PlaceBrockhampton TMJust couldn't get into this one. Feels like it couldn't ever be more than a b-sides. Can't pinpoint a single spot on this that's better than the worst parts of their official discography. They don't usually have bad hooks, either, but there's a couple I just don't want to sit through again. Production is rushed, no real refined gems. Seems like it's meant to be forgotten, to be blunt. What's one reason to hang on to this other than their previous work?Buckethead The Cuckoo Clocks of HellBusdriver Temporary ForeverCharli XCX True RomanceChildren of Bodom Are You Dead Yet?Chimaira The Age of HellCoal Chamber Coal ChamberCroatian Amor The WorldCynic Ascension CodesCynic Kindly Bent to Free UsD12 Devil's NightDeath Grips The Money StoreDeath Grips ExmilitaryDecapitated The NegationDeftones AdrenalineDeftones (Like) LinusDeftones OhmsDenzel Curry and Kenny Beats Unlocked 1.5Devin Townsend Project EpiclouderDevo Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!Disturbed The SicknessDoja Cat Planet HerDream Theater Falling into InfinityDream Theater When Dream and Day UniteDream Theater The AstonishingDrowning Pool SinnerEluveitie VenEminem Music to Be Murdered ByEminem RecoveryEminem KamikazeEminem EncoreEpic Beard Men This Was Supposed To Be FunFaith No More Album of the YearFear Factory TransgressionFear Factory The IndustrialistI really don't see what anyone else sees in this album. Most average Fear Factory album ever. At least Transgression sounded different.Filter Anthems for the DamnedFoo Fighters In Your HonorFousheé time machineFranz Ferdinand Franz FerdinandFreddie Gibbs and Madlib PinataG Jones VisionsG Jones The Ineffable TruthGhastly (FIN) Death VelourGorillaz HumanzGreen Day WarningHella Total Bugs Bunny On Wild BassHespera In AbsenceHopsin RawIn Chasms Deep The Realm BetweenIncubus (USA-CA) Light GrenadesJay-Z In My Lifetime, Vol. 1Johnny Truant In the Library of Horrific EventsKanye West 808s and HeartbreakKillswitch Engage Alive or Just BreathingKillswitch Engage The End of HeartacheKorn MTV Unplugged: KornKorn IssuesLimp Bizkit Three Dollar Bill Y'allLimp Bizkit Significant OtherLinkin Park ReanimationLogic EverybodyLogic Bobby Tarantino IILostprophets The Fake Sound Of ProgressMac Miller Blue Slide ParkNot as terrible as the ratings may make it out to be, but also never really gets better than surface-level party music. But it's not bad at what it does.Machine Gun Kelly Tickets to My DownfallDamnit, there's a good album in here somewhere... Like if there was pertinent lyricism and actual introspection and actual surges of youthful energy, I might be able to consider this some type of pop punk mainstream revival. Fortunately, I don't have to listen to the radio to find good pop punk. EDIT: Do you think Operation Ivy got money for "All I Know?"Matthew Wilder I Don't Speak the LanguageOh my. What a rollercoaster of an album. Here's what each track's about: 1. Not letting a break-up bring you down. 2. American cars go vrrrm, just like American boys! 3. I want to fuck "native brown girls" on an island even though we can't communicate. This most certainly has nothing to do with the age of consent, why would I even mention that? 4. Fucking on a rooftop in the name of falling in love even though saying "leave our mark on each other" sounds like marking territory and moving on. 5. Ok, this bass groove is some grade A porn music. This song's about how being famous makes you have to watch your actions, can't be alone if you keep releasing albums *cough*. And also, it feels like being swept up on a rocket, baby... Trust me, I'm famous, I'll make you famous. Yeah, that's the kind of album this is. Damn it, why did that first track need to be such a banger? Can't help but question if he wrote it compared to everything else. Did he just outsource his future writing credits?Sociopaths should love this, but I'm not letting it near my kids. Lolol I dare you to read the lyrics to "I Was There" in the tone of an argument; Doesn't sound like it has honest intentions, does it?Meshuggah Contradictions CollapseMeshuggah Rare TraxMetallica Hardwired...To Self-Destruct+ Some of their best post-Black tracks. + Memorable riffs, appropriate energy. + Performances hit the mark, although - Kirk Hammett improvises his solos and you can tell in a bad way. - Bloated track-list; it's too much for one sitting / worth skipping parts of. = Overall, a worthy entry into the Metallica canon. Not too bad, not too impressive, but good enough for their status to fit them naturally.Mnemic PassengerMudhoney The Lucky OnesMudvayne Lost and FoundMura Masa Mura MasaA few tracks are pretty solid, but some songs are tepid. I enjoyed moments, but thinking of it as a whole doesn't entice me with any particular reason for a revisit.Muse The ResistanceMuse Simulation TheoryNice and Smooth Ain't a Damn Thing ChangedNine Inch Nails The Perfect DrugNine Inch Nails FixedNirvana In UteroNorma Jean O' God, the AftermathOf Mice and Men The FloodOh, Sleeper Children of FireOsaka Punch Death Monster Super SquadPeriphery Periphery III: Select DifficultyPitchshifter DeviantPlayboi Carti Die LitPoison the Well The Opposite of DecemberPooh Shiesty Shiesty SeasonPoppy Am I a Girl?Powerman 5000 Mega!! Kung Fu RadioPrimus The Brown AlbumPrimus Green NaugahydeProtest the Hero Gallop Meets the EarthRadiohead Pablo HoneyRide NowhereRob Zombie Hellbilly Deluxe 2Rob Zombie The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy...Ruins TzomborghaRustie Glass SwordsScale the Summit MonumentSerj Tankian Elect the DeadShadows Fall The War WithinShadows Fall Threads of LifeSlipknot The End, So FarLyrics are the worst they've ever been, with some really silly phrasing. Almost every kick-in is like the version they do because they don't feel like doing it the way that works best anymore ("I know this works, but let's try it the other way"). Pretty damn tired compared to the last two albums. The whole thing feels like they figured out prog music is actually really good since Jay joined and they decided to turn into a prog band to make up for their core sound not getting enough creative juices going to hit the mark on aggression. I do recommend taking Corey's advice and buying brand new instead of the "same old thing" you'd get from a Slipknot album when they had more metal than butt prog on it. I mean... it's not bad as a whole, but those solos are really pulling a lot of the weight instead of the riffs. Maybe 3 songs on here I can appreciate front to back. Yen feels musically like a weaker take on Vermilion. De Sade takes from tracks like Prosthetics and Killpop, and despite being a stronger track on the album, still leans into dramatic, theatrical delivery moreso than the creepier qualities that are clear staples of their more artistically effective cuts. Overall, this feels too much like a swan song, if they don't stop after this, I'm gonna start drawing Logic comparisons.Snoop Dogg Tha DoggfatherStone Sour Come What(ever) MaySystem of a Down HypnotizeT.I. I'm SeriousT.I. Urban LegendThe Dillinger Escape Plan PlagiarismThe Faceless In Becoming a GhostThe Lonely Island IncredibadThe Offspring Complete Music Video CollectionThe Offspring Conspiracy of OneThe Offspring Days Go ByThe Prodigy Always Outnumbered, Never OutgunnedThree 6 Mafia Most Known UnknownToken Pink Is BetterToken makes a break-up album because he was cheating. Kudos for the honesty, but I don't think it necessarily helps to serve the consistency of the album. A lot of his appeal until this point is really just in trying to be a technically flashy rapper, and I don't think it really meshes enough for the substance to stand as a proper foundation. The beats are fine, and he sounds fine over them... Something just rubs me wrong about overly confessional albums. It's like the rule of "show, don't tell" in movies; This album uses imagery, but it doesn't carry weight for interpretation because he's being blunt in order for his personal purpose to be attached and put on display, whatever that may be. I really can't say most of this album is bad, and I can't say I've felt anything that would impact me either. By halfway through, I can't help but wonder about the implications of blaming money for your behavior. Bud, if this is what you want, you could actually make some type of stance instead of just being like "I wanted bitches, sorry babe." Album quality falls off towards back end. At its best, this is Token trying to be sexual with bass-heavy beats. Do what you will with that information. If there is any singular thing that Token should improve, I would say it's making more singularly topically pointed tracks, since each track here has varied flows but not varied substantiation of subject.Tomahawk TomahawkTravis Scott AstroworldIt's got some good bits, solid overall vibe, but I'm bored by halfway through with only a few redeeming factors mostly being the features. The people who died at the festival is sad af, but there's an extra layer of sadness in realizing this is what they died over. This shit ain't even mosh music. GtfohTrivium Ember to InfernoTyler, the Creator GoblinVarious Artists (Metal) Kerrang Remastered: Master of Puppets...Veil of Maya EclipseVeil of Maya All Things Set AsideWaka Flocka Flame FlockaveliWhitechapel The ValleyXXXTENTACION 17YOB Our Raw HeartYoung Thug So Much FunZelooperZ Moszel OfflineI think this is the most average release from Z. Something about it just ain't adding up for me most of the time. Beats don't really hit, just chill without hitting any real peak. Z doesn't really touch on his strengths here either. A couple tracks are solid, the rest I could go without hearing again.2.0 poorA Perfect Circle eMOTIVeAlterbeast ImmortalAvenged Sevenfold The StageBillie Eilish When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?Blueprint (USA-OH, Hip-Hop) Adventures in Counter-CultureBorn of Osiris Tomorrow We Die Alive"Tomorrow We Die Alive" a.k.a. "Tomorrow We OD on Coke." Seriously though, the lyrics aren't awful, but this really doesn't go anywhere. Every track makes me want to skim through to get to the big change that never comes. Not enough tension between parts.Busta Rhymes AnarchyCee Lo Green The Lady KillerChildren of Bodom BlooddrunkCoal Chamber Dark DaysCoal Chamber Chamber MusicD12 D12 WorldDance Gavin Dance Instant GratificationDeath Grips No Love Deep WebDeftones GoreDevin Townsend DevlabDragonForce Inhuman RampageDrake and 21 Savage Her LossSnoozefest. In the very least, it manages to be inoffensive, which is ironic considering how much pointless shade they throw.Dream Theater Greatest HitDylan Brady Peace And LoveEchobrain EchobrainEidola The ArchitectEminem RelapseExit-13 High Life!Five Finger Death Punch The Way Of The FistGreen Day American IdiotHEALTH Death MagicIncubus (USA-CA) If Not Now, When?Joyner Lucas ADHDKanye West Donda 2I know people are commenting on this feeling unfinished, but that's really not the issue to me. Ye's a bit too caught up in his pride while clearly being a mess and it's just not a good mix for us or him.Kid Cudi Speedin' Bullet 2 HeavenKorn UntouchablesKorn Take a Look in the MirrorKRS-One KristylesLil Dicky Professional RapperLil Yachty Let's Start Here.Limp Bizkit Gold CobraLimp Bizkit Still SucksThe best parts of this album sound like Limp Bizkit covering better bands. No thanks.Logic Confessions of a Dangerous MindMachine Gun Kelly Hotel DiabloHmm, ok... I hadn't heard anything by MGK that validated his popularity, based on his earlier and newer shit. This album at least makes it make sense. Production and vocals go well together. Coherent album. Got vibes. Vocals are at least trying to be serious, even if this dude can only go so far with his introspection without bouncing straight back to surface-level appeals. This is the better version of a rapper I instinctually want to push to the background in my head. EDIT: Yeah, I'm never listening to this overblown plastic product again.Metallica St. AngerMudvayne The Beginning of All Things to EndMudvayne Kill I OughtaMuse Will of the PeopleOk... Track: #1 It's "The Beautiful People" gone stadium pop. James Corden style. #2 80s synthpop throwback that purposely tries to have no substance to support its lyrical theme. #3 Intro is ok, standard Muse fare, but then it becomes Queen and less catchy somehow? Why would I pick this over Queen? I don't really want to keep hashing this out. This does feel like an elongated experience for being somewhat short (10 tracks, 37 minutes). There's something that takes me out of basically every song, often the lyrics. In terms of overall enjoyment, I enjoy some of this... Less than half. I don't think this should be compared to early Muse. And there're barely any heavy parts, that was over hyped.Mushroomhead XIIIMute SleepersI feel like someone's going to be offended by this, but I really tried to like this and it just all sounds too similar and rudimentary to me. Most songs are in the same key, very basic progressions. The handling of the subject matter... Sounds very much like subpar emo lyrics in a teenage punk band. I'm sure people who are heavy into this style will like it, but it's just a chore for me before the halfway point. Their subsequent albums are drastically better.Papa Roach Ego TripThe tracks that I liked (relatively): Kill the Noise, Killing Time, Always Wondering. I don't want to revisit any of the rap/rock stuff, and tracks like Leave a Light On are unbearably bland to me. There are at least a few catchy parts on the album, but it's kind of self-defeating when most of the tracks don't really come together as memorably as the hooks. But that's just my experience.Periphery Periphery IV: Hail StanRed Hot Chili Peppers I'm With YouI've heard this album once. My thorough impression is that this is the most "pussified" music I've ever heard in my life. These songs were made to please pussies. I am not a pussy. I do not have a pussy. This album is not for me. Maybe it's just my penis talking, but I think pussies deserve more.Refused Servants Of DeathRob Zombie Educated HorsesRoddy Ricch Please Excuse Me For Being AntisocialRX Papi 100 Miles & Walk'inSlayer Diabolus in MusicaSlipknot Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.Static-X Wisconsin Death TripSuicide Silence The CleansingThe Acacia Strain The Dead WalkTrivium The CrusadeWayne Static PighammerWildcard The Odyssey1.5 very poor50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin'Avenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldAvenged Sevenfold Life Is But a Dream...CKY Infiltrate Destroy RebuildCreed WeatheredDance Gavin Dance Jackpot JuicerDenzel Curry 13Drake Certified Lover BoyDrake ScorpionEminem RevivalFilter The Trouble With AngelsHopsin Gazing At The MoonlightKendrick Lamar DAMN. Collector's EditionKorn UntitledKorn The Path of TotalityLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored WaterLimp Bizkit Results May VaryLinkin Park Minutes to MidnightLinkin Park Living ThingsLinkin Park A Thousand SunsLou Reed and Metallica LuluMachine Gun Kelly Lace Up (LP)Machine Gun Kelly Mainstream SelloutStarting from the first track, there were laughs abound for me, at points where they clearly weren't intending humor. The instrumentals and overall structure wasn't too bad at the beginning of the album, but then the laughs start to give way to "really?" followed by "you really felt the need to do that?" and then "this is so bad." That's the most applicable description I can come up with right now. Why is it always some girl? Girls aren't the official metaphor for everything on the planet, bud.Machine Head CatharsisMudvayne The New GameI would love to see one of the "5" ratings here explain themselves.Muse The 2nd LawMuse DronesNav (CAN) RecklessNickelback All the Right ReasonsNickelback Silver Side UpPantera Metal MagicPink Guy PINK GUYSimple Plan No Pads, No Helmets... Just BallsSlipknot All Hope Is GoneSnoop Dogg Paid tha Cost to Be da Bo$$The Offspring Let the Bad Times Roll1.0 awfulAiden Nightmare AnatomyAshlee Simpson AutobiographyAshlee Simpson I Am MeChance the Rapper The Big DayWhen I was a kid, I had been to a few wedding receptions where most of the people there spoke a different language than me. I was bored and alone, didn't have a Gameboy or a phone, and just had to meander for at least 6 hours, trying to keep myself entertained while there're repetitive vibrations emanating from the walls. Usually, I didn't know the distant family member's spouse and had minimal context connecting me to their sense of joy. I did not understand the specific type of intoxication brewed from a mix of alcohol and intense love, nor did it seem at all enticing to me; In fact, I was totally put off of alcohol... This album made me feel exactly like that again, except this time it was the wedding of someone who I thought was trying to be my friend, but then just started to ignore me and act all different, only to come back berating me the moment I ask him what's up.Corey Feldman Angelic 2 The Core"This goes out to. To all the people. Who keep putting me down. See, you don't know me. So leave it alone." You tell 'em, Corey!Daddy Yankee Barrio Fino En DirectoDrake Honestly, NevermindFilter The Sun Comes Out TonightHawthorne Heights If Only You Were LonelyHinder Extreme BehaviorJonas Brothers A Little Bit LongerJustin Bieber ChangesKid Rock Devil Without a CauseLil Wayne RebirthLil Yachty Teenage EmotionsLimp Bizkit New Old SongsLogic Supermarket (Soundtrack)New Kids on the Block No More Games - The Remix AlbumNickelback No Fixed AddressNickelback Dark HorseParis Hilton ParisSimple Plan Still Not Getting Any...Soulja Boy Souljaboytellem.comTom MacDonald DeathreatsTom MacDonald GhoststoriesOn the track "Hitting a Woman" - "Don't you want equality? I'd beat a dude to death for a lot less honestly." - I've seen people get convicted on weaker evidence.Vanilla Ice To the Extreme
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