Average Rating: 4.23 Rating Variance: 0.46 Objectivity Score: 49% (Poorly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBroken Bells Broken BellsConstantines Tournament of HeartsConstantines Shine A LightCrystal Castles Crystal Castles IICrystal Castles Crystal CastlesHot Chip The WarningNeil Young After the Gold RushNeil Young On the BeachNeil Young HarvestNeil Young Greatest HitsNeil Young Live at Massey Hall 1971Radiohead In RainbowsMaybe their best album. It sounds unusually relaxed for a Radiohead album, easily flowing between their old guitar rock sounds and their recent electronic direction. Feels like a more focused and happier version of Hail to the Thief.Radiohead OK ComputerAn album that defined my teenage years. One of the most ambitious records I've ever heard. Radiohead took '90s alt-rock and took it further than it seemed anyone could. Just a beautiful album that gets better over hundreds of listens.Radiohead Kid AAfter destroying my Ok Computer CD by playing it so many times, Kid A baffled me. This wasn't Radiohead. But it quickly seeped into me, and has never left. This record is so complete in its sound that it could almost be seen as only one track. It was hard to imagine Radiohead surpassing the ambition of Ok Computer, but they did it hear. Nothing sounded like it before, and nothing ever will again.Radiohead The BendsWhile it doesn't sound as complete now as the following two albums, I still love the energy of The Bends. It is the sound of an amazing band come into the world, getting past their lackluster first record. It's the most straightforward alt-rock Radiohead ever recorded, and it is one of the best in that genre.The Shins Wincing the Night AwayThe Tragically Hip Trouble At The HenhouseThe Tragically Hip World ContainerThe Tragically Hip Phantom Power4.5 superbBrand New Deja EntenduConstantines Kensington HeightsConstantines ConstantinesHot Chip In Our HeadsLadyhawk LadyhawkNeil Young Prairie WindOur Lady Peace Spiritual MachinesRadiohead The King of LimbsThis was at first a disappointment, especially after In Rainbows. But it has grown on me over time. It is a short album, and somewhat small in it's ambition, but in the end it is a fantastic collection of songs. Lotus Flower may well be one of my all time Radiohead favourites.Radiohead Hail to the ThiefThis has always sounded to me like Radiohead trying to find their feet again. They had just completed three amazing, very different albums - the straightforward alt-rock of The Bends, the progressive balladry of Ok Computer, and the atmospheric Kid A - and they were trying to figure out where to go next. Hail to the Thief is terrific, but it suffers from its length and a lack of focus.The Mars Volta De-Loused in the ComatoriumThe Tragically Hip In Violet LightThe xx xx4.0 excellentBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeCrystal Castles Crystal Castles IIIHot Chip One Life StandHot Chip Made in the DarkLadyhawk ShotsMetric SyntheticaMetric FantasiesMetric Old World Underground, Where Are You NowNeil Young Old WaysNeil Young Harvest MoonNeil Young Sugar Mountain Live at Canterbury HouseOur Lady Peace ClumsyOur Lady Peace Happiness...The Shins Port of MorrowThe Shins Chutes Too NarrowThe Shins Oh, Inverted World3.5 greatBrand New DaisyNeil Young Psychedelic PillOur Lady Peace NaveedPassion Pit GossamerThe Tragically Hip Now For Plan AThe Tragically Hip We Are The SameThe Tragically Hip In Between EvolutionThe Tragically Hip Music @ WorkThe xx Coexist3.0 goodHot Chip Coming on StrongMetric Live It OutThe Mars Volta Frances the Mute2.5 averageOur Lady Peace GravityOur Lady Peace Curve
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