Average Rating: 3.60 Rating Variance: 0.64 Objectivity Score: 74% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAnberlin CitiesThe closest thing to a perfect album. Once you get past the unnecessary intro track, Cities is a captivating, thought provoking journey, weaving through lost loves, cherished memories of youth, and despair and wrong in this world. The album is summarised and magnified by the closer *fin, which is an epic track, with a highlight of Stephen Christian improvising the closing, and haunting lyrics.As Cities Burn Come Now SleepEmery ...In Shallow Seas We SailJon Foreman Fall and WinterSwitchfoot Nothing is SoundUnderoath Lost in the Sound of SeparationA fitting final album for Aaron Gillespie. From the energising opener, "Breathing in a new mentality", to the breath-taking closer "Too bright to see, too loud to hear", Underoath don't take a wrong turn.4.5 superbBon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoCity and Colour Bring Me Your LoveCopeland You Are My SunshineDead Poetic VicesA good, consistent album, until the closer 'vices', which serves as a great closing track. A fairly dramatic change in sound from the last album, mostly due to the lack of screamed vocals.Frightened Rabbit The Midnight Organ Fightfun. Aim and IgniteA enjoyable album, filled with unbelievably catchy, carefree songs, highlighted by Nate Reuss' soaring voice.Jon Foreman Spring and SummermewithoutYou Ten StoriesRadiohead The BendsRelient K Forget and Not Slow DownThe perfect breakup album, putting to death (slightly) the impression that Relient K is an annoyingly happy band. Despite the positive outlook, there are certainly depressing moments throughout the album. Highlights include Part Of It, and SaharaShowbread The Fear of GodSoundtrack (Film) Garden StateA fitting soundtrack, perfectly complementing the mood of the film and main character, in a lost and repetitive life. Switchfoot Oh! Gravity.The Gaslight Anthem The '59 SoundThe Gaslight Anthem American SlangThe Horrible Crowes ElsieThe Tallest Man on Earth There's No Leaving NowThe White Stripes Get Behind Me SatanUnderoath Ø (Disambiguation)The only Underoath record not featuring Aaron Gillespie, shows the band wasn't a one man show. Whilst certainly much darker heavier than previous efforts, lyrics remain as sharp as ever, and the drumming of replacement Daniel Davison is superbVampire Weekend Contra4.0 excellentAnberlin VitalArcade Fire FuneralArcade Fire The SuburbsBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeCity and Colour Little HellDead Poetic New MedicinesEmery While Broken Hearts PrevailFlyleaf Memento MorimewithoutYou Brother, SisterSecret And Whisper Great White WhaleShowbread Age of ReptilesThe Classic Crime The Silver CordThe Decemberists The King Is DeadThe Gaslight Anthem Sink or SwimThe Gaslight Anthem Señor and the QueenThe Gaslight Anthem iTunes SessionThe Gaslight Anthem HandwrittenThe Kooks Inside In/Inside OutThe Tallest Man on Earth The Wild HuntThe Tallest Man on Earth Sometimes The Blues Is Just A Passing BirdThe White Stripes Under Great White Northern LightsThrice The Alchemy Index Vols. III & IV3.5 greatAnberlin Never Take Friendship PersonalAnberlin New SurrenderCopeland Dressed Up & In LineEmery The QuestionEmery I'm Only A ManDespite receiving criticism from the majority of their fans, Emery created an inconsistent, but overall enjoyable albumFlyleaf Remember to LiveFrightened Rabbit The Winter of Mixed DrinksFrightened Rabbit A Frightened Rabbit EPGotye Making MirrorsJack White BlunderbussJames Blake James BlakeJohn Mayer ContinuumNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaNico Stai Park Los AngelesPhoenix (FRA) Wolfgang Amadeus PhoenixRelient K ApatheticRelient K Five Score and Seven Years AgoRob Thomas ...Something to BeSecret And Whisper Teenage FantasyShowbread No Sir, Nihilism Is Not PracticalSwitchfoot The Beautiful LetdownThe Almost Monster, MonsterThe Classic Crime AlbatrossThe Lumineers The LumineersThe White Stripes Icky ThumpUnderoath They're Only Chasing SafetyA fairly consistent, extremely catchy, and fun post-hardcore album to listen to. More fun to listen to songs individually, or else it gets a bit repetitive3.0 goodAs Cities Burn Son, I Loved You at Your DarkestAs Cities Burn Hell or High WaterCirca Survive Blue Sky NoiseEmery The Weak's EndEmery We Do What We WantFall Out Boy Infinity on HighFlyleaf FlyleafMumford and Sons Sigh No MoreOh, Sleeper Son of the MorningShowbread Anorexia NervosaShowbread Who Can Know It?Switchfoot Legend of ChinSwitchfoot New Way to Be HumanSwitchfoot Vice VersesThe Classic Crime VagabondsThe Kooks Konk2.5 averageBon Iver Bon Iver, Bon IverDeas Vail All The Houses Look The Samefun. Some Nightsfun. got serious. Whilst not changing too much in songwriting, they decided to go for a completely different production style, in the vein of R&B/Rap and it doesn't work. Mildly enjoyable songs scattered throughout. Disappointing sophomoreSaosin SaosinSwitchfoot Learning To BreatheSwitchfoot Hello HurricaneThe Almost Southern WeatherThe Strokes Angles2.0 poorAnberlin Blueprints for the Black MarketAnberlin Dark Is the Way, Light Is a PlaceAfter Cities and New Surrender, Anberlin set themselves up for great expectations. This album failed to meet this, with slightly darker and less catchy songs, with lyrics much less gripping or interesting.August Burns Red Thrill SeekerMae SingularityPanic! at the Disco Vices & VirtuesUnderoath The Changing of Times1.5 very poorMumford and Sons Babel
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