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!!! Strange Weather, Isn't It?3.5
*shels Plains Of The Purple Buffalo4.0
10 Years Killing All That Holds You3.0
10 Years Division3.0
10 Years The Autumn Effect3.5
2Pac Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.3.0
2Pac All Eyez on Me3.0
2Pac 2Pacalypse Now3.5
2Pac Me Against the World4.0
2Pac Greatest Hits4.0
A Guy Called Gerald Black Secret Technology4.0
A Life Like No Other A Life Like No Other3.5
A Perfect Circle eMOTIVe2.0
A Perfect Circle Thirteenth Step3.5
A Perfect Circle Mer de Noms3.5
A Tribe Called Quest The Low End Theory4.0
A Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders4.0
Acrnym Flowers2.5
Acrnym's 'Flowers' is truly break-core, IDM, and electronic with no holds barred. The album starts with IDM beats such as 'Kate Says Aye' and 'Repeat', but soon afterwards truly punishes you with the break-core of 'Wrxzwrxzwrxz', 'A 1980s Fetish', and 'Of Corset Horse'. 'Of Corset Horse' is truly mind-numbing and my mind couldn't take it as it started giving me headaches. The perfect antidote to this was definitely the tracks afterwards. Tracks like 'Outbox', 'Knife', and ' ' bring the tempo down whether it be from a basic IDM beat or soothing electronic vibe Acrnym knows how to soothe the listener when it is right. This album truly is a difficult listen. The second half of the album after 'Of Corset Horse' is done amazingly well.
Actress Ghettoville4.0
Aesop Rock Bazooka Tooth2.5
Aesop Rock Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives3.0
Aesop Rock Music For Earthworms3.5
Aesop Rock None Shall Pass3.5
Aesop Rock Daylight3.5
Aesop Rock Labor Days4.0
Aesop Rock Float4.0
Ahleuchatistas What You Will3.0
Ahleuchatistas On The Culture Industry3.0
Ahleuchatistas Of The Body Prone3.0
Ahleuchatistas Even In The Midst3.5
Air 10,000 Hz Legends2.5
Air The Virgin Suicides3.0
Air Pocket Symphony3.0
Air Talkie Walkie3.5
Air Love 23.5
Extremely laid back and chill, Love 2 isn't a memorizing or memorable outing, but if you're in the mood for a relaxing album Air's latest release should fill that void.
Air Moon Safari4.0
Alice in Chains Nothing Safe: Best of the Box2.5
Alice in Chains Greatest Hits3.0
Alice in Chains Facelift3.0
Alice in Chains Sap3.5
Alice in Chains Black Gives Way to Blue3.5
Alice in Chains The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here3.5
Alice in Chains Dirt4.0
Alice in Chains Alice in Chains4.0
Alice in Chains MTV Unplugged4.0
Alice in Chains The Essential Alice in Chains4.0
Alice in Chains Live4.5
Alice in Chains Jar of Flies5.0
Alpha Stargazing2.5
Alpha The Impossible Thrill3.0
Alpha Pepper: Remixes & Rarities3.5
Alpha Come From Heaven3.5
Amorphous Androgynous Peppermint Tree and Seeds of Superconsciousness3.0
What may be truly frustrating is the type of style Amorphous Androgynous take on has yet to develop into anything truly substaintial to warrant attention. The Isness and also Alice In Ultraland both were solid outings, more so for The Isness, but why should we care anymore? I understand the soft-toned psychedelic forms are still there, but whats the point? The incorporation of vocals had worked wonders in their last album, but we barely see any of that in Peppermint Tree and Seeds of Superconsciousness. "Tiny Space Birds" is the hyped up stage of psychedelic embracing I've been looking for, but a little too late. The same goes for "Rocket Fuel", except this time allowing fantastic lead vocals to resonate through. So my question really is: Will Amorphous Androgynous progress their sound or will they steadily decline into boredom?
Amorphous Androgynous The Isness3.5
Amorphous Androgynous Alice in Ultraland3.5
And So I Watch You From Afar Gangs4.0
Angelo Badalamenti The Beach (Original Score)3.0
Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion3.5
Aphex Twin Windowlicker3.5
Aphex Twin Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments Pt 23.5
Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album4.0
Aphex Twin Come to Daddy4.0
Aphex Twin ...I Care Because You Do4.0
Aphex Twin Drukqs4.0
Aphex Twin Syro4.0
Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-924.5
Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works Volume II5.0
Arca Xen3.5
Archive You All Look The Same To Me3.0
Archive With Us Until You're Dead3.0
Archive Axiom3.0
Archive Restriction3.0
Archive Noise3.5
Archive Lights3.5
Archive Londinium4.0
Archive Take My Head4.0
Archive Controlling Crowds4.0
Armistice Armistice3.5
As Cities Burn Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest2.5
As Cities Burn Hell or High Water3.5
As Cities Burn Come Now Sleep4.0
ASC Open Spaces3.0
ASC Heights Of Perception3.0
ASC The Light That Burns Twice As Bright3.0
With its ambient textures, albeit off-putting for ASC mainstays, is indeed a left-field maneuver. That is, one that shouldn't be pushed aside because of previous expectations. Those who are keen to darkly anamorphic music is more obscure than anything he's done. Reminds of Lustmord, without all the religious, sacrilege, chanting and eerily-odd torturous sounds that sometimes is hand-in-hand with the samplings that he uses.
ASC Environments3.5
ASC Nothing Is Certain3.5
ASC Out Of Sync3.5
ASC The Astral Traveller4.0
ASC Time Heals All4.0
ASC delves deeper into the abyss in more dark ambiance than ever before. His steady progress through his transformation from drum and bass artist to experimental tangents of claustrophobic and crushing atmospheres leap through in Time Heals All. At a whooping 2 hours long, it is undoubtedly, his best effort in the realm of the unsettling. Hecker has some competition.
ASC Fervent Dream4.5
Astronautalis This Is Our Science3.5
Atmosphere Southsiders2.0
Atmosphere You Can't Imagine How Much Fun...3.0
Atmosphere Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EPs3.0
Atmosphere Overcast!3.0
Atmosphere To All My Friends, Blood Makes The Blade Holy3.0
Atmosphere The Family Sign3.0
Atmosphere Seven's Travels3.5
Atmosphere God Loves Ugly3.5
Atmosphere When Life Gives You Lemons...4.0
Audioslave Audioslave2.5
Audioslave Out of Exile3.5
Audioslave Revelations3.5
Aural Method When I Drifted I Heard a Faint Melody3.0
Aural Method Slumber, Savage Beasts3.5
Autechre LP53.0
Autechre Confield3.0
Autechre Untilted3.0
Autechre Oversteps3.0
Autechre L-event3.0
Autechre Draft 7.303.5
Autechre Move Of Ten3.5
Autechre Tri Repetae4.0
Autechre Amber4.0
Autechre Chiastic Slide4.0
Autechre Quaristice4.0
Autechre EP Collection 1991-20024.0
Autechre Exai4.0
Autechre Incunabula5.0
Autolux Transit Transit3.0
Autolux Future Perfect3.5
B12 Electro-soma4.5
Bad Brains Rise2.0
Bad Brains Build A Nation2.5
Bad Brains Into The Future3.0
Bad Brains Black Dots3.5
Bad Brains Bad Brains4.0
Bad Brains I Against I4.0
Bad Brains Rock For Light4.5
Bad Religion No Substance2.0
Bad Religion Into the Unknown2.0
Bad Religion The New America3.0
Bad Religion The Gray Race3.0
Bad Religion New Maps of Hell3.0
Bad Religion Recipe for Hate3.5
Bad Religion The Dissent of Man3.5
Bad Religion The Empire Strikes First4.0
Bad Religion No Control4.0
Bad Religion Stranger Than Fiction4.0
Bad Religion Generator4.0
Bad Religion How Could Hell Be Any Worse?4.0
Bad Religion Against the Grain4.0
Bad Religion True North4.0
Bad Religion Suffer4.5
Barrows Imprecari Island3.5
Battles Mirrored4.0
Battles Gloss Drop4.5
Bauhaus In the Flat Field4.5
Beach House Devotion3.5
Beastie Boys Licensed to Ill2.5
Beastie Boys Some Old Bullshit2.5
Beastie Boys To the 5 Boroughs3.0
Beastie Boys Check Your Head3.5
Beastie Boys Aglio E Olio3.5
Beastie Boys The Mix Up3.5
Beastie Boys Ill Communication4.0
Beastie Boys Hello Nasty4.0
Beastie Boys Solid Gold Hits4.0
Beastie Boys Hot Sauce Committee Part Two4.0
Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique4.5
Beck GameBoy Variations2.5
Beck Mutations3.0
Beck The Information3.0
Beck Odelay3.5
Beck Mellow Gold3.5
Beck Guero3.5
Beck Modern Guilt3.5
Beck Morning Phase3.5
Beck Sea Change4.0
Beck Midnite Vultures4.0
Beirut The Rip Tide4.0
Ben Frost Steel Wound3.5
Ben Frost By the Throat4.0
Ben Frost Theory of Machines4.5
Ben Klock Before One4.0
Ben UFO FabricLive.674.0
Benn Jordan Louisiana Mourning3.5
Bicep Just4.5
Big Black Atomizer4.0
Big Boi Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors3.0
Big Boi Sir Lucious Left Foot4.0
Binary Star Masters of the Universe3.5
Biosphere Patashnik3.0
Biosphere Autour De La Lune3.0
Biosphere Microgravity3.5
Biosphere Cirque3.5
Biosphere Shenzhou3.5
Biosphere Substrata4.0
Biosphere Dropsonde4.0
Biosphere and Deathprod Nordheim Transformed2.5
Bitch Magnet Star Booty+4.0
Bitch Magnet Ben Hur4.5
Bitch Magnet Umber5.0
Black Flag Damaged3.5
Black Light Burns Cruel Melody3.0
Black Milk Popular Demand3.0
Black Milk Album Of The Year3.5
Black Milk Tronic4.0
Black Milk No Poison No Paradise4.5
Let's be serious here, Album of the Year was marginally disappointing, it's clear that Cross has improved in the production department, something he never really needed to do, but lyrically he is quickly getting better. While behind the mic was never his strength, his work behind his own beats have steadily improved and No Poison No Paradise is one of hip-hop's best records this year because of it. Its inner-sense of struggle and darkly brooding industrialized atmosphere only blooms when introducing his past roots with Detroit soul and jazz and brash sampling.
Black Star Black Star4.5
Black Sun Empire Lights And Wires3.5
Black Sun Empire Driving Insane4.0
Blackfield Blackfield II3.0
Blackfield Blackfield3.5
Blind Melon For My Friends2.5
Blind Melon Blind Melon3.5
Blind Melon Soup4.0
Blind Melon Nico4.0
Blue Scholars Bayani3.0
Blue Scholars Blue Scholars4.0
Blue Stahli Antisleep Vol. 013.5
Blur Think Tank3.0
Blur Parklife3.0
Blur Leisure3.0
Blur Blur3.5
Blur Modern Life Is Rubbish3.5
Blur The Great Escape3.5
Blur 134.0
Boards of Canada The Campfire Headphase3.5
Boards of Canada Music Has the Right to Children4.0
Boards of Canada Geogaddi4.0
Boards of Canada Tomorrow's Harvest4.0
Bohren und der Club of Gore Black Earth4.0
Bomb the Music Industry! Vacation4.0
Bon Iver Bon Iver, Bon Iver4.0
Boxcutter Glyphic3.0
Brian Eno Neroli2.5
Brian Eno Discreet Music2.5
Brian Eno I Dormienti2.5
Brian Eno Small Craft on a Milk Sea2.5
Brian Eno Here Come the Warm Jets3.0
Brian Eno Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks3.0
Brian Eno Lux3.0
Brian Eno Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)3.5
Brian Eno Music For Films, Volume 33.5
Brian Eno Drums Between The Bells3.5
Brian Eno Ambient 1: Music For Airports4.0
Brian Eno Ambient 4: On Land4.0
Brian Eno Another Day On Earth4.0
Brian Eno The Drop4.0
Brian Eno Another Green World4.5
Brother Ali The Undisputed Truth3.0
Brother Ali Shadows On The Sun3.5
Buck 65 Vertex2.5
Very inconsistent; although there are some good spots the lack of direction and odd samples really destroys the album. Buck 65 does have some lyrical talent as he shows it in this album (many tracks about baseball). I wouldn't recommend this as an album to start Buck 65 with.
Buck 65 Secret House Against The World3.5
Buck 65 Talkin' Honky Blues4.0
Buck 65 Situation4.0
Burial Burial3.5
Burial Untrue4.0
Burial Kindred4.5
Bush Deconstructed2.0
Bush Golden State2.5
Bush Sixteen Stone3.0
Bush Razorblade Suitcase3.0
Bush The Science of Things3.5
Butthole Surfers Locust Abortion Technician3.0
Butthole Surfers Electriclarryland3.5
Butthole Surfers Independent Worm Saloon3.5
Byla Byla3.0
C2C Tetra3.0
Cake Showroom Of Compassion2.5
Calyx and Teebee Anatomy4.5
Cannibal Ox Blade of the Ronin3.5
Cannibal Ox The Cold Vein4.0
Caravan In the Land of Grey and Pink4.0
Carbon Based Lifeforms Hydroponic Garden3.5
Caribou The Milk Of Human Kindness3.0
Caribou Andorra3.5
Caribou Up in Flames (as Manitoba)4.0
Caribou Start Breaking My Heart (as Manitoba)4.0
Caribou Swim4.0
Carter Burwell In Bruges3.5
The heavily tragic movie and dark comedic atmosphere throughout the movie is carried by a great soundtrack that mixes garage rock, folk, opera, and most importantly the fantastic piano / violin driven song. As the movie goes along the variations are suddle for the theme song, but is still refreshing and fantastic.
Celldweller Celldweller3.5
Celldweller Cellout 014.0
Chainsaw Kittens Flipped Out In Singapore3.5
Cherry Ghost Beneath This Burning Shoreline3.0
Clark Totems Flare3.0
Clark Iradelphic3.5
Clark Body Riddle4.0
Clark Empty the Bones of You4.0
Clark Clarence Park4.0
Clark Throttle Furniture4.0
Clark Turning Dragon4.5
Clint Mansell and Kronos Quartet Requiem for a Dream4.0
Clint Mansell, Kronos Quartet and Mogwai The Fountain4.0
clipping. CLPPNG3.5
Cloud Nothings Cloud Nothings3.0
Clubroot Clubroot4.0
Coil Horse Rotorvator4.0
Coldplay X&Y2.5
Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head3.5
Coldplay Parachutes4.0
Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends4.0
Colour Haze Chopping Machine2.5
Its interesting to see where a group comes from after listening to their more recent material. Sure the instrumentation is essentially here, that's what makes Colour Haze so good, but the fact the vocals are practically all over the place and are by far the worse thing about Chopping Machine doesn't help one bit. Their later material would finally find them perfecting that art, thankfully. Pass this up, but if you're into Colour Haze it isn't bad to see how far they've come.
Colour Haze She Said3.0
Colour Haze Los Sounds de Krauts3.5
Colour Haze Tempel3.5
Colour Haze All3.5
Colour Haze Periscope3.5
Colour Haze Ewige Blumenkraft3.5
Colour Haze Colour Haze4.0
Colour Haze CO24.0
Comets on Fire Field Recordings from the Sun3.0
Comets on Fire Comets on Fire3.5
Comets on Fire Blue Cathedral3.5
Comets on Fire Avatar4.0
Common Market Tobacco Road3.0
Common Market Common Market4.0
Company Flow Funcrusher Plus4.5
Container LP 34.5
Crippled Black Phoenix I, Vigilante3.5
Crippled Black Phoenix No Sadness Or Farewell3.5
Crippled Black Phoenix (Mankind) The Crafty Ape4.0
CunninLynguists Oneirology4.0
Cut Off Your Hands Hollow4.0
Cyanotic The Medication Generation3.5
Cyanotic Transhuman 2.04.0
Daedelus Exquisite Corpse4.0
Daft Punk Homework3.0
Daft Punk Human After All3.5
Daft Punk Discovery4.0
Dag Nasty Dag With Shawn3.0
Dag Nasty Wig Out At Denko's3.5
Dag Nasty Four On The Floor3.5
Dag Nasty Can I Say (Reissue)4.0
Damn the Machine Damn the Machine4.0
DangerDoom The Mouse And The Mask4.0
Daniel Avery Drone Logic4.0
Danny Brown The Hybrid3.5
Danny Brown XXX3.5
Danny Brown Old4.0
Dark Time Sunshine Vessel4.0
David Bowie Young Americans3.0
David Bowie Earthling3.5
David Bowie Diamond Dogs4.0
David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars4.0
David Bowie Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)4.0
David Bowie The Next Day4.0
David Bowie Low4.5
David Bowie "Heroes"4.5
David Wise Donkey Kong Country 2 Soundtrack4.0
De La Soul Buhloone Mindstate3.5
Dead Kennedys Bedtime for Democracy2.5
Dead Kennedys Plastic Surgery Disasters3.5
Dead Kennedys Frankenchrist3.5
Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables4.0
Dead Man's Bones Dead Man's Bones3.5
Deafheaven Sunbather4.0
Death (USA-MI) ...For the Whole World to See4.0
Death From Above 1979 You're a Woman, I'm a Machine3.0
Death In Vegas Dead Elvis2.5
Death In Vegas The Contino Sessions3.0
Death In Vegas Scorpio Rising3.5
Deerhunter Turn It Up Faggot3.0
Deerhunter Weird Era Cont.3.5
Deerhunter Cryptograms4.0
Deerhunter Monomania4.0
Deerhunter Microcastle4.5
Deerhunter Halcyon Digest4.5
Defeater Empty Days and Sleepless Nights4.0
Deftones Adrenaline3.0
Deftones Deftones3.0
Deftones Around the Fur3.5
Deftones Koi No Yokan3.5
Deftones Saturday Night Wrist4.0
Deftones White Pony4.5
Deftones Diamond Eyes4.5
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien Eleventh Hour2.0
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien I Wish My Brother George Was Here2.5
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien Funk Man (The Stimulus Package)2.5
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien No Need For Alarm3.0
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien Future Development3.5
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien Both Sides of the Brain4.0
Delorean Subiza3.5
Deltron 3030 Deltron 30304.0
Denzel Curry Nostalgic 644.0
Depeche Mode Violator4.5
Devin Townsend Project Ghost3.5
Digitalism I Love You, Dude3.0
Digitalism Idealism3.5
Dir En Grey Dum Spiro Spero3.5
Dispatch Bang Bang3.5
Dispatch Silent Steeples3.5
Dispatch Who Are We Living For?4.0
While both Silent Steeples and Bang Bang trudge gallantly with their folk and funky roots, Who Are We Living For showcases the group's true boundaries. It is quite an ambitious record and for that it remains to be their best. Jam sessions, folk goodness, funk and reggae charged tracks are all here and those qualities truly set their last album apart from their others.
Divination Akasha3.0
Divination Ambient Dub Volume 13.5
Divination Sacrifice4.0
Divination Ambient Dub Vol. II - Dead Slow4.0
DJ Fresh Escape From Planet Monday3.5
DJ Muggs Vs GZA Grandmasters4.5
DJ Richard Grind5.0
DJ Shadow The Outsider3.0
DJ Shadow The Less You Know, the Better3.5
DJ Shadow Endtroducing.....4.5
DJ Shadow The Private Press4.5
DJ Sprinkles Midtown 120 Blues4.0
Djrum Seven Lies4.0
DMX Grand Champ2.5
DMX Year of the Dog... Again2.5
DMX The Great Depression3.0
DMX ...And Then There Was X3.5
DMX It's Dark and Hell Is Hot4.0
DMX Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood4.0
Do Make Say Think Goodbye Enemy Airship the Landlord is Dead3.0
Do Make Say Think Do Make Say Think3.0
Do Make Say Think & Yet & Yet4.0
Do Make Say Think Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn4.0
Do Make Say Think You, You're a History in Rust4.0
Do Make Say Think Other Truths4.0
Doomtree No Kings3.5
Dr. Dre 20013.5
Dr. Dre The Chronic4.0
Dr. Octagon The Return of Dr. Octagon1.5
Dr. Octagon Dr. Octagonecologyst4.0
dredg Leitmotif4.0
Drenge Drenge4.0
Drive Like Jehu Yank Crime4.5
Drive Like Jehu Drive Like Jehu5.0
E.S. Posthumus Unearthed4.0
Eagles Of Death Metal Peace Love Death Metal3.5
Eagles Of Death Metal Death By Sexy3.5
Eagles Of Death Metal Heart On3.5
East India Youth Total Strife Forever4.5
Echospace Liumin4.0
edIT Crying Over Pros For No Reason4.0
Editors In This Light and On This Evening1.5
Editors The Back Room3.0
Editors An End Has A Start3.0
Editors The Weight of Your Love3.0
Efterklang Tripper3.0
Efterklang Magic Chairs3.0
Efterklang Springer3.5
Efterklang Under Giant Trees3.5
Efterklang Parades4.0
Eiffel 65 Europop2.5
El-P Fantastic Damage3.0
El-P Collecting The Kid3.0
El-P I'll Sleep When You're Dead4.5
El-P Cancer 4 Cure5.0
Eleven Tigers Clouds Are Mountains4.0
Elliott Smith Figure 83.5
Elliott Smith Roman Candle3.5
Elliott Smith Either/Or4.0
Elliott Smith Elliott Smith4.0
Elliott Smith XO4.5
Eluvium Travels In Constants Vol. 203.0
Eluvium Similes3.0
Eluvium When I Live by the Garden and the Sea3.5
Eluvium An Accidental Memory in the Case of Death3.5
Eluvium Lambent Material3.5
Eluvium Talk Amongst the Trees4.0
Eluvium Copia4.5
Emancipator Soon It Will Be Cold Enough3.5
Emancipator Safe In The Steep Cliffs3.5
Emancipator Dusk to Dawn3.5
Emika DVA3.5
Emika Emika4.0
Emma Ruth Rundle Some Heavy Ocean4.0
Error Error3.5
Esmerine If Only a Sweet Surrender to the Nights to Come Be3.5
Esmerine La Lechuza3.5
Esmerine Aurora4.0
Exit_International Our Science Is Golden4.0
Explosions in the Sky Take Care, Take Care, Take Care2.5
Explosions in the Sky The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place3.5
Explosions in the Sky The Rescue3.5
Explosions in the Sky All of a Sudden, I Miss Everyone3.5
Explosions in the Sky Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die...4.0
Explosions in the Sky How Strange, Innocence4.0
Failure Comfort3.0
Failure Magnified4.0
Failure Fantastic Planet4.5
Fair to Midland Arrows and Anchors4.5
Faith No More We Care a Lot2.5
Faith No More Introduce Yourself3.0
Faith No More Sol Invictus3.0
Faith No More King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime3.5
Faith No More Album of the Year4.0
Faith No More Angel Dust4.5
Faith No More The Real Thing4.5
Farflung The Belief Module3.0
Fatboy Slim Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars2.5
Fatboy Slim You've Come a Long Way, Baby3.5
Fatboy Slim Better Living Through Chemistry3.5
FeelAbout Point of You4.0
Fennesz Hotel paral.lel2.5
Fennesz Endless Summer3.0
Fennesz Venice3.5
Fennesz Black Sea4.0
Fire! with Jim O'Rourke Unreleased?4.0
Floorplan Paradise4.0
Flying Lotus 19832.5
Flying Lotus Los Angeles4.0
Flying Lotus Cosmogramma4.0
Flying Lotus Until the Quiet Comes4.0
Foals Holy Fire3.5
Foals What Went Down3.5
There's huge promise on What Went Down from the get go. It drives with more pure aggression lyrically and instrumentally than anything Foals have ever brought forward. This approach is mared with the fact they never quite get their footing with an uneven theme, see: middle of album. It states one thing and does another, something that was not a problem upon Holy Fire, but it's overly cautious approach downed it as an average album. Foals just misses the mark on a middle ground - they stick to their indie pop strengths but then shun it for more straight-forward in your face moments like Snake Oil, which sounds like a psychedelic abomination. Seconds later turning everything on its head with one of familiar Foals moments on Night Swimmers. One has to ask, where is this headed? It's unfortunate. A few changes here and there could of made this album a clear cut best since Total Strife Forever, instead it's just marginally better than Holy Fire.
Foals Total Life Forever4.0
Forest Swords Dagger Paths3.5
Forest Swords Engravings4.0
Fort Romeau Insides4.0
Fountains of Wayne Sky Full of Holes3.0
Four Tet Everything Ecstatic2.5
Four Tet's illustrious consistency on his electronic records envelope a playful and seething quality within all of them. Much like Rounds, Everything Ecstatic fails to topple Pause or his debut Dialogue. While Everything Ecstatic, unlike its previous album may have shorter sequences and track times it still is plagued by the album's lack of flow. While Rounds was stretched to oblivion on some songs, Everything Ecstatic fails to make a connection with the listener on some songs, which is why it fails to make a great impression. There are a few tracks that do hook you in: "Smile Around The Face", "High Five", and "You Were There With Me" do for a good portion of them, much to the same affect of previous songs by Four Tet like "My Angel Moves Back And Forth", "No More Mosquitoes", and "Parks". These tracks attach themselves to your psyche while the others bring a convulsed and random feeling throughout. Four Tet's new style of mashing tiny drum breaks with abrasive background electronic doesn't entirely work on his recent works, hopefully he'll decide to ditch it.
Four Tet Rounds3.0
Four Tet Beautiful Rewind3.0
Four Tet Dialogue3.5
Four Tet Ringer3.5
Four Tet Pause4.0
Four Tet There is Love in You4.0
Frightened Rabbit Sing The Greys3.0
Frightened Rabbit The Winter of Mixed Drinks3.5
Frightened Rabbit The Midnight Organ Fight4.0
Frightened Rabbit State Hospital4.0
Fu Manchu The Action is Go3.0
Fu Manchu In Search Of...3.0
Fu Manchu We Must Obey3.0
Fu Manchu No One Rides for Free3.5
Fu Manchu Daredevil3.5
Fu Manchu California Crossing4.0
Fu Manchu King of the Road4.0
Fuck Buttons Tarot Sport4.0
Fugazi Steady Diet of Nothing3.0
Fugazi End Hits3.5
Fugazi Repeater3.5
Fugazi Red Medicine3.5
Fugazi Instrument Soundtrack3.5
Fugazi The Argument4.0
Fugazi In on the Kill Taker4.0
Fugazi 13 Songs4.0
Function Berghain 074.0
Gang of Four Hard1.5
What may be so bad about Hard is that Gang of Four still have the lyrical prowess to push out great material, yet they waste it on almost every track. The disco and even more-so funk influence within this album completely deteriorates what was being made on their earlier work, which is completely unfortunate and frustrating. Especially when don't hear Gill's disruptive guitar come to play at all. Add in more female chorus sections and you got yourself a disco-happy time.
Gang of Four What Happens Next2.0
Gang of Four Mall2.5
The weirdest thing about Mall is that although the group tries to put out a better effort then the atrocious Hard, it still sounds both under standards and completely different then what we are accustomed too. For one the synth throughout the album makes it sound like a lite-industrial affair, but it really isn't because they aren't nearly hard-hitting as other acts at the time...so whats up with this album? Well, Gang of Four reform to put out a pretty average record that shows flashes of their visceral brilliance, but most of it is untapped potential that is left out to rot in the middle of nowhere.
Gang of Four Songs of the Free3.0
It may be the replaced bassist, but Song of The Free feels more dreary or depressing in sound then previous efforts. Not saying its substantially bad for it, but when you're comparing albums like Entertainment! and Sold Gold, it feels like a massive disappointment.
Gang of Four Free EP3.0
Gang of Four Shrinkwrapped3.5
Sometimes we dislike change and despite what people might think about Gang of Four 20 years ago when this album was released its clearly a different sound. Electronic and voice samples play a major part in their '95 effort and it works for the most part. The mixing on this album is quite dark and masks a lot of the instrumental work that once was a bright light for the group, instead focusing on the more calm King vocals, other than the normal shouts we all loved on his first 3 albums. Shrinkwrapped in essence is a modern day 90's record by Gang of Four, who still possess both musical vitality in both a lyrical and instrumental sense. The production does muddle things a bit, almost shutting out a stabbing guitar that really propels this record. A pleasant surprise by all means, especially since this was their second reformation, it sounds like a more reinvigorated Gang of Four, which still have some massive quality left within them.
Gang of Four Content3.5
Gang of Four Solid Gold4.0
Gang of Four Entertainment!5.0
Gang Starr Moment of Truth4.0
Gavin Castleton Home3.0
Gesaffelstein Aleph4.0
Gesloten Cirkel M0124.5
Gesloten Cirkel M0114.5
Ghostface Killah Ghostdini: The Wizard of Poetry in Emerald City2.5
Ghostface Killah Shaolin's Finest3.0
Ghostface Killah Bulletproof Wallets3.0
Ghostface Killah The Big Doe Rehab3.0
Ghostface Killah Fishscale3.5
Ghostface Killah Supreme Clientele3.5
Ghostface Killah More Fish3.5
Ghostface Killah The Pretty Toney Album3.5
Ghostface Killah Apollo Kids3.5
Ghostface Killah Ironman4.0
Ghostface Killah Twelve Reasons to Die4.0
Ghostface Killah 36 Seasons4.0
Ghostland Observatory Codename: Rondo3.0
Ghostpoet Peanut Butter Blues and Melancholy Jam3.5
Ghostpoet Some Say I So I Say Light4.0
Gifts From Enola From Fathoms3.0
Gifts From Enola Loyal Eyes Betrayed The Mind3.5
Gifts From Enola A Healthy Fear3.5
Gifts From Enola Gifts From Enola4.0
Girlpool Before the World Was Big4.0
Gnarls Barkley The Odd Couple3.0
Gnarls Barkley St. Elsewhere4.0
Godspeed You! Black Emperor aMAZEzine!2.0
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Yanqui U.X.O.3.5
Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!3.5
Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress'3.5
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven4.5
Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞5.0
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada5.0
Grails Burning Off Impurities2.5
Grails Take Refuge In Clean Living2.5
Grails Red Light3.5
Grails Doomsdayer's Holiday4.0
Grails The Burden of Hope4.0
Grails Deep Politics4.0
Gramatik Street Bangerz Vol. 23.5
Gramatik Water 4 The Soul4.0
Groove Armada Soundboy Rock2.5
Groove Armada Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub)2.5
Groove Armada Northern Star2.5
This may be overly harsh or unwarrented, but Groove Armada's debut is every sense as a groove-tastic affair with funk rhythmns and noticeable house influence. Unfortuntely it goes on and on...and on, 'til the point it becomes redundant and purely repetitive. This album plays like a marathon that never ends, luckily I got that stop button....right...he---
Groove Armada Love Box3.0
Groove Armada Vertigo3.5
Grouper Cover the Windows and the Walls2.5
Grouper Wide3.0
Grouper Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill4.0
Grouper A I A4.0
Grouper The Man Who Died in His Boat4.0
Guido Anidea3.5
Guns N' Roses The Spaghetti Incident?2.0
Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion II3.0
Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction3.5
Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy3.5
Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion I4.0
GZA Legend of the Liquid Sword3.0
GZA Pro Tools3.0
GZA Beneath the Surface4.0
GZA Liquid Swords5.0
Halou Halou3.0
Halou Sawtooth3.5
Halou Wholeness and Separation3.5
Halou We Only Love You4.0
Handsome Boy Modeling School White People3.0
Handsome Boy Modeling School So ... How's Your Girl?3.5
Hans Zimmer Gladiator: Music from the Motion Picture3.0
I find Zimmer very overrated as a composer. He has made some fantastic epic songs in his career, but as a whole his soundtracks don't carry enough substance and transitions that we strive for. The Gladiator OST has the same exact dilemma, it carries amazing epic songs, but as a whole the album falls. "The Battle" is completely exciting, each movement is fantastic and the end result is a massive success. There are others as the soundoff below had suggested at the end of the album, more importantly the closer is a great way to end the album.
Head High Home. House. Hardcore.4.5
Heatmiser Cop and Speeder3.5
Heatmiser Dead Air3.5
Heatmiser Mic City Sons4.0
Helena Hauff Discreet Desires3.0
Helena Hauff Lex Tertia3.5
Hieroglyphics 3rd Eye Vision3.5
Hieroglyphics Full Circle4.0
Hrvatski Swarm & Dither3.5
Hum Electra 20003.0
Hum You'd Prefer an Astronaut3.5
Hum Downward Is Heavenward4.0
Husker Du Zen Arcade4.5
Iceage You're Nothing4.0
Idlewild Make Another World2.5
Idlewild Hope Is Important3.0
Idlewild Captain3.0
Idlewild Warnings/Promises3.5
Idlewild Post Electric Blues3.5
Idlewild 100 Broken Windows4.0
Idlewild The Remote Part4.0
If These Trees Could Talk Above the Earth, Below the Sky3.5
If These Trees Could Talk Red Forest4.0
Incubus (USA-CA) If Not Now, When?2.0
Incubus (USA-CA) A Crow Left of the Murder...3.0
Incubus (USA-CA) Live at Lollapalooza 20033.0
Incubus (USA-CA) Light Grenades3.0
Incubus (USA-CA) Make Yourself3.5
Incubus (USA-CA) Fungus Amongus3.5
Incubus (USA-CA) Morning View4.0
Incubus (USA-CA) S.C.I.E.N.C.E.4.0
Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights4.5
Iselia Life From Dead Limbs3.0
ISIS In the Absence of Truth3.0
ISIS Oceanic3.5
ISIS Wavering Radiant3.5
ISIS Panopticon4.0
Jacek Sienkiewicz Drifting4.5
Jaga Jazzist Jævla Jazzist Grete Stitz2.0
Oddly disjointed with likable nu-jazz tracks such as "Serafin", but there are curious moments throughout the album. For one there's a lot of "jabber", not necessarily filler, but the long sequences of 'atmospheric' crowd noises and such are unwarranted and if this album shows anything its Jaga Jazzist in transition to their next record, the heralded A Livingroom Hush. Some thought-provoking experimentation, but when they finally meld what they're trying to do it works. Unfortunately its not consistent through the beginning of the album. Once it gets its footing undesired effects in "Ekteskap" are purely drivel to be honest, losing interest in the 2 minute borefest of radio clamor until they finally decide to do something with their time. Jaga Jazzist's first fall, albeit only into their young career. Oh...right and the 28 minute comedy session "Out of Reach (or Switched Off)" is utterly brutal.
Jaga Jazzist The Stix3.5
Jaga Jazzist A Livingroom Hush3.5
Jaga Jazzist What We Must4.5
James Horner Glory3.0
Somber in tone throughout, as it should be. Horner's Glory soundtrack is extremely slow to moving, yet it's charm is presented in the latter half of the album. Once "Burning The Town of Darien" is started, Glory because a more entrenching experience. The closer is quite excellent. Worth a listen, but a mediocre and dull first half.
Jane's Addiction The Great Escape Artist3.0
Jane's Addiction Nothing's Shocking3.5
Jane's Addiction Strays3.5
Jane's Addiction Ritual De Lo Habitual4.0
Japandroids Post-Nothing4.0
Jazzanova Of All The Things3.0
Jazzanova In Between4.0
Jeff Buckley Mystery White Boy3.5
Jeff Buckley Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk4.0
Jeff Buckley Grace (Legacy Edition)5.0
Jeniferever Spring Tides2.0
Jeniferever Nangijala2.5
Jeniferever Choose a Bright Morning3.0
Jeniferever Silesia3.0
Jerry Cantrell Boggy Depot3.0
Jerry Cantrell Degradation Trip4.0
Jerry Cantrell Degradation Trip Volumes 1 & 24.0
Jet Get Born2.5
Jim O'Rourke Terminal Pharmacy2.5
Jim O'Rourke Eureka4.0
Jim O'Rourke Insignificance4.5
Jlin Dark Energy3.5
Joey Anderson Invisible Switch4.0
Johann Johannsson Englabörn2.5
Johann Johannsson Virðulegu Forsetar2.5
Johann Johannsson IBM 1401, A User's Manual4.0
Johann Johannsson Fordlandia4.5
John Frusciante To Record Only Water for Ten Days3.0
John Frusciante Enclosure3.0
John Frusciante Inside of Emptiness3.5
John Frusciante Outsides3.5
John Frusciante Shadows Collide with People4.0
John Frusciante Letur-Lefr4.0
John Frusciante PBX Funicular Intaglio Zone4.0
John Frusciante Curtains4.5
John Maus We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves4.0
John Murphy 28 Days Later Soundtrack4.0
John Murphy Sunshine (Soundtrack)4.0
John Tejada Signs Under Test4.0
Jon Hopkins Immunity4.5
Jonezetta Cruel to Be Young3.0
Jonny Greenwood There Will Be Blood OST3.5
Joy Division The Best of Joy Division3.0
Honestly Joy Division are an amazingly deep band and the tracks on here are superb. The problem is the mixing, why the hell does everything sound so clearly overly loud? Is meant to be that way? On merit for the tracks alone its a superb compilation, but the final mastering seems to ask questions.
Joy Division Still3.5
The problem with Still is easily categorized. The beginning of the album starts off on a few bumps as it doesn't quite get its feet set until "The Only Mistake" is played, from there on Still manages to keep topping itself. The tough introduction to the album bogs the album down as a whole, but the rest of the material is usually more hit then miss. From rare outtakes and live recordings Still shows some forgotten material still left. Included in this solid collection of Joy Division material is "Isolation" and "Decades" to name a few. Some tracks do feel boring or uninspired "Sound of Music, "Glass", and "Sister Ray". Still remains to be in close similarity with New Order's early work as a band and only start depart a couple of years from their first album, showing that the band can still captivate without Curtis at the helm. Sadly, with his death their status was cemented as it was only started growing; with the demise of Joy Division comes New Order from its ashes.
Joy Division Unknown Pleasures4.0
Joy Division Substance4.0
Joy Division Closer5.0
Joyce Manor Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired3.0
Joyce Manor Joyce Manor4.0
Jurassic 5 Quality Control3.5
Justice 3.5
k-os Exit3.5
k-os Atlantis: Hymns For Disco3.5
k-os Yes!3.5
k-os Joyful Rebellion4.0
Ka The Night's Gambit4.0
Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy4.0
Kanye West Yeezus4.0
Karma To Burn Almost Heathen3.0
Karma To Burn Wild Wonderful Purgatory3.5
Karnivool Themata3.0
Karnivool Sound Awake3.0
Kassem Mosse Workshop 194.0
Kelpe Ex-Aquarium2.0
Killer Mike Pl3dge3.5
Killer Mike R.A.P. Music5.0
King Geedorah Take Me to Your Leader3.0
KMD Bl_ck B_st_rds4.5
Kno Death Is Silent3.5
Kool Keith Black Elvis/Lost in Space3.0
Kryptic Minds One of Us3.5
Kryptic Minds Can't Sleep4.0
Kyuss Sons of Kyuss2.5
Kyuss Wretch3.0
Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley4.0
Kyuss ...And the Circus Leaves Town4.0
Kyuss Blues for the Red Sun5.0
This album is eternal to me when it's in my car. Everything about this album is fucking awesome. The guitars, the jam sessions (evident throughout the album), and lyrical content make this album so enjoyable. I enjoy Kyuss much more then Queens of The Stone Age, all of Kyuss' albums are amazing in their own right. Blues For The Red Sun is no exception to this rule.
Laika Sounds of the Satellites3.0
Laika Silver Apples Of The Moon3.5
Laika Wherever I Am I Am What Is Missing4.0
Laika's most mature release in a lyrical and production sense. Both members are on top of their trip-hop games, but mostly the album exudes lush brilliance of sound. Masterly creating a strong trip-hop presence all around without missing a beat, Laika's Wherever I Am I Am What Is Missing would seem to be their best work to date. It neither feels a bit vintage as Silver Apples of the Moon or hampered with boredom like Sounds of the Satellites had.
Lamb Fear of Fours3.0
Lamb Lamb3.5
Lamb What Sound3.5
Lamb What Sound [deluxe edition]3.5
Lamb Between Darkness And Wonder4.0
The Trip-Hop group hailing from Manchester have made a few transformations in their sound since they first broke in the spotlight. Yet there are always those constant ---passionate vocals, fantastic fusion of musical elements with an excellent production, but Between Darkness and Wonder teeters on some over ambition - sounding extremely mannered, mixing tons of different aspects of their music in one. An excellent painting of their work, it shows that first and foremost their musical ambitions are spot on, but Lou Rhodes' (female lead singer) for half the time overempowers some of the melodies, electronic synths, and masterful drum and bass backgrounds. While she is by no means band or any different, the production seems to keep her ahead of the overall musicianship of the group, which somewhat deters the sound. Either way it simply put their best work. Musically they've become a whole unit and they just need more time to truly find their niche - balancing both musicianship and vocal work.
Lapalux Lustmore4.5
Lard The Last Temptation of Reid3.0
Laura Stevenson Wheel4.0
Laura Stevenson Sit Resist4.5
Laurel Halo Quarantine4.0
Laurel Halo Chance of Rain4.5
LCD Soundsystem LCD Soundsystem3.0
LCD Soundsystem This Is Happening3.5
LCD Soundsystem Sound of Silver4.0
Leaf Made Into Itself3.0
Leaf Rooted From Within3.5
Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV4.0
Lee Gamble Diversions 1994-19963.5
Leftfield Leftism4.0
Leftfield Rhythm And Stealth4.0
Lego Feet Lego Feet4.0
Lemon Jelly '64-'953.0
Lemon Jelly Lost Horizons3.5
Lemon Jelly Lemonjelly.KY3.5
Leon Vynehall Brother/Sister4.0
Leon Vynehall Music For The Uninvited4.5
Levon Vincent Levon Vincent4.5
Levon Vincent knows how to pace this album beautifully. It pulls you in with the second half, in which it's dark synth approach grips you all the way to the closer. It's break apart sense is all too familiar for many, but it still retains structure, so woefully fragile, it's hard not to admire.
Light Bearer Beyond the Infinite: The Assembly of God3.5
Light Bearer Lapsus4.5
Lights Out Asia Garmonia3.0
Lights Out Asia Tanks And Recognizers3.5
Lights Out Asia In The Days Of Jupiter3.5
Lights Out Asia Hy-Brasil3.5
Lights Out Asia Eyes Like Brontide4.0
Liquid Stranger The Arcane Terrain2.0
Liquid Stranger The Intergalactic Slapstick3.0
Liquid Stranger Mechanoid Meltdown3.0
As well produced as this is, it's hampered by its slick movements with unbearably trite dubstep.
Liquid Stranger The Invisible Conquest4.0
Little Dragon Little Dragon3.5
Live Birds Of Pray2.5
Live Songs From Black Mountain2.5
Live Mental Jewelry3.0
Live V3.0
Live The Distance To Here3.5
Live Throwing Copper4.0
Live Secret Samadhi4.0
A very underrated album produced by a air friendly effort before called Throwing Copper, an immensely successful album both on radioplay and music videos. This album is much darker then previous and future efforts and to me this is my favorite Live album in their collection, right ahead of Throwing Copper. Very underrated and unappreciated because of lack of support on the radio, unlike Throwing Copper, this album is not at all radio friendly.
Living Colour Vivid4.0
Local H Ham Fisted3.0
Local H Pack Up the Cats3.5
Local H Here Comes the Zoo3.5
Local H As Good as Dead4.0
Local H 12 Angry Months4.0
Local H Hallelujah! I’m A Bum4.0
Loess Burrows4.0
Loess Loess4.0
Loess Wind and Water4.5
While the style of their debut was equally spacious, slowly paced and cold. Their sophomore effort is a logical step in the short-lived Loess sound. Wind and Water make strides with their sound by adding more textures, creating a synthesized sound that is undeniably euphoric. These sounds that are quickly incorporated seemingly evolve and entrapping themselves within every track. Wind and Water remains to be a superior album to their debut, but not by much considering it was the logical step from their previous record.
Lucky Dragons Mini Dream Island2.5
Lucky Dragons Dream Island Laughing Language3.0
Luke Vibert Rhythm2.5
It may be the problems of not breaking through the daily grind of Vibert's work that may be the issue in Rhythm. It feels smoother then his previous stuff under this moniker, but do we really care? I'm not sure if I can stomach another 50 minute session of sample driven stuff that isn't quite exhilarating or to put it bluntly shitty in any way. Hell, we even see the robotic voice from Chicago, Detroit, Redruth make another glorious and unwelcome appearance on "Rhythm", able to make most cringe as of why he needed to even put the damn voice in the song.
Luke Vibert Lover's Acid3.0
Luke Vibert Chicago, Detroit, Redruth3.0
A true pioneer in the world of ambient material intertwining with trip-hop, Luke Vibert (among other aliases) was most important with his progressive approaches within the name of Wagon Christ. Under his own name it isn't necessarily progressive as he once was. The beats are extremely groove oriented and synth-laden. "ComfyCozy" and "Clikilik" show his strength within the music he produces, but others such as "Breakbeat Metal Music" and "God" unequivocally show his natural weakness with poor, boring, and useless repetitious samples that are supposed to drive the song. This effect doesn't work at all as it was desired to be leaving a good time of the album in limbo. Some tracks are essentially addictive immediately such as precarious "Rotting Flesh Bags", which uses a simple drum break, eerie keyboard harmonies and noises with a hand-clappin' good time. Chicago, Detroit, Redruth is a step forward from Lover's Acid even if its marginally worth noting...
Lustmord Lustmørdekay2.0
Lustmord The Monstrous Soul3.0
What becomes a highly repetitive exercise in futility for the first 30 minutes on Monstrous Soul, only is able to show its shadow to all when "Protoplasmic Reversion" begins. This is a solid album, but the continuous sample cycles and well, cycling in general gets tiresome in many ways. Still the second half of the album does not falter, picking up the pieces already set in motion with the previous shaky tracks.
Lustmord Juggernaut3.0
Lustmord Heresy3.5
Lustmord The Place Where The Black Stars Hang4.0
Lustmord Metavoid4.0
Lustmord Carbon/Core4.0
Lustmord Paradise Disowned4.0
M83 M832.5
M83 Saturdays=Youth3.0
M83 Before The Dawn Heals Us3.5
M83 Dead Cities, Red Seas and Lost Ghosts4.0
M83 Hurry Up, We're Dreaming4.5
Mad Season Above4.5
Madvillain Madvillainy4.0
Magazine Real Life4.0
Makoto Different Rhythm, What Do You Want?3.5
Makoto Souled Out4.0
Mando Diao Bring 'Em In3.5
Maps and Atlases Perch Patchwork4.0
Marching Church This World Is Not Enough3.5
Marco Polo Port Authority4.0
Marek Hemmann Bittersweet4.0
Martina Topley-Bird The Blue God3.0
Martina Topley-Bird Quixotic3.5
Massive Attack Danny the Dog2.5
Massive Attack 100th Window3.5
Though it's evident the holes that the missing members create, still Massive Attack pulls off an amazing follow-up to mega classic album Mezzanine. This to me, was very close and surprising that it was enjoyable after listening to Mezzanine (very high expectations). Songs like Special Cases,
Name Taken, Butterfly Caught, and Antistar are a continuation of the predecessor album in a way.
Massive Attack Collected3.5
Massive Attack Heligoland3.5
Massive Attack Protection4.0
Massive Attack Blue Lines4.5
Massive Attack Mezzanine5.0
Mathias Grassow Deeper Purity3.0
Mathias Grassow Calibration3.5
Mathias Grassow Namakar3.5
The equivalent in sound and atmosphere to Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works, Vol II. While not nearly as entrancing or pulsating in repetition, Namaker succeeds in creating a long-standing haunting sound that doesn't stop with drawn out drones and sometimes serene moments like in "Abahtima".
Max Richter Infra4.0
Maya Jane Coles Comfort4.5
Melvins Stag2.5
Melvins The Bootlicker2.5
Melvins The Crybaby2.5
Melvins Hold It In2.5
Melvins Lysol3.0
Melvins Honky3.0
Melvins The Bride Screamed Murder3.0
Melvins Gluey Porch Treatments3.5
Melvins Bullhead3.5
Melvins The Maggot3.5
Melvins Freak Puke3.5
Melvins Everybody Loves Sausages3.5
Melvins Houdini4.0
Melvins Stoner Witch4.0
Metallica St. Anger2.5
Metallica Kill 'Em All3.0
Metallica ...And Justice for All3.0
Metallica Death Magnetic3.0
Metallica Master of Puppets4.0
Metallica Ride the Lightning4.0
Metz Metz4.0
Mew Frengers4.0
MF DOOM Born Like This3.0
MF DOOM Operation: Doomsday3.5
MF DOOM MM.. Food3.5
Michael Andrews Donnie Darko3.5
Michael McCann Deus Ex: Human Revolution4.0
Michael Nyman Gattaca2.5
If you enjoyed the accompanying score to this fantastic film, then you will enjoy this. The problem with the soundtrack by itself is the fact it is very stale, minimalistic, and not very engaging. The science-fiction film it is supposed to be accompanied with is perfect - the low drones that inhabit the soundtrack give a sense of hopelessness, almost in a prison. Recommended to people who enjoyed the film, but otherwise its a hit and miss deal. Nyman incorporates his minimalistic style well with this movie, but by itself it is weak.
Michael Nyman and Damon Albarn Ravenous (Soundtrack)4.5
Minor Threat Out of Step3.5
Minor Threat Complete Discography4.0
Minus the Bear Menos El Oso3.5
Minus the Bear Highly Refined Pirates4.0
Minutemen The Punch Line3.5
Mission of Burma The Horrible Truth About Burma3.0
Mission of Burma The Obliterati3.5
Mission of Burma ONoffON3.5
Mission of Burma Unsound4.0
Mission of Burma Vs.4.5
Mobb Deep The Infamous4.0
Moby Last Night2.5
Moby Moby2.5
Moby Ambient2.5
Moby Animal Rights2.5
Moby 183.0
Moby Wait for Me3.0
Moby Destroyed3.0
Moby Everything is Wrong3.5
Moby Innocents3.5
Moby Play4.0
Moby Hotel4.0
Mogwai Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will2.5
Mogwai Come On Die Young3.0
Mogwai The Hawk Is Howling3.0
Mogwai Rock Action3.5
Mogwai Mr. Beast3.5
Mogwai Happy Songs for Happy People4.0
Mogwai Young Team4.0
Mogwai Earth Division4.0
Mono Under the Pipal Tree3.5
Mono One Step More and You Die3.5
Mono Hymn to the Immortal Wind4.0
Mono You Are There4.5
Monolake Hong Kong3.0
Monolake Interstate3.5
Monolake Cinemascope3.5
Monolake Gravity3.5
Monolake Polygon Cities4.0
While it lacks in pure creativity and originality, Monolake's Polgygon Cities works in its technique and precision. By no means is this a progressive minimalistic techno, even with its obscure dub influence - it remains a fine example of a group honing its craft in ever-evolving movement that techno has become ever since its beginnings. Pulling back, Polygon Cities guides its way from menacing tones, computerized voice samples and shadowy percussion movements. It is in essence a caricature of the genre, without the dumbing or abuse that one would expect from generic versions of any genre, in particular minimal tech.
Monolake Momentum4.0
Monolake Silence4.0
Monolake Ghosts4.0
Monolake I A4.0
Mooncake Lagrange Points4.0
Mos Def True Magic2.5
Mos Def's releases has always been given high expectations since Black Star and 'Black On Both Sides' his sensational debut. Yet, his sophomore effort; though well-done in the experimental field felt disappointing. Thus, this release Tru3 Magic was to me of low expectation. It's been said this is his last album with Geffen. I questioned myself whether or not he would go out with a bang after a previous disappointment. I braced myself for the worse, though I knew I was excited to listen to this release. Tru3 Magic starts out amazingly well, that is the first track, the self-titled track of the album. After the first track it goes downhill for most of the album. 'Undeniable' though I enjoyed was easily known to be a Temptations song that he ripped off and remixed on...which to say the least was terrible. From 'Undeniable', 'U R The One', 'Thug Is A Drug', 'A Ha', and 'Crime & Medicine'. These all are mediocre tracks. Some are terrible in my opinion....'A Ha' and 'Crime & Medicine' being the most absurd. 'Crimes & Medicine' is just boredom to the max and unnecessary to say the least. Though there are some glimpses of promise from his older days, songs like 'Dollar Day', 'Napoleon Dynamite', 'Murder of a Teenage Lift', and 'Fake Bonanza' all have a great feel to it. The only good tracks in the whole album, that is the only ones worth listening too. As for the closing track called 'Lifetime', well to say the least it does bring me back to his "Black On Both Sides" album. Thus my expectations are even lower for his next release.
Mos Def The New Danger3.0
Mos Def The Ecstatic3.5
Mos Def Black on Both Sides4.0
Mount Eerie Pre-Human Ideas2.5
Mount Eerie SINGERS2.5
Mount Eerie Eleven Old Songs Of Mount Eerie3.0
Mount Eerie White Stag3.0
Mount Eerie Dawn3.5
Mount Eerie Wind's Poem3.5
Mount Eerie Clear Moon4.0
Mount Eerie Ocean Roar4.0
Mount Kimbie Crooks & Lovers3.5
Mount Kimbie Cold Spring Fault Less Youth4.0
Mountain Man Made The Harbor3.5
Moving Mountains Pneuma3.0
Moving Mountains Waves3.0
Moving Mountains Foreword3.5
Mr. Lif Enters The Colossus3.0
Mr. Lif Mo' Mega3.0
Mr. Lif I Phantom3.5
Mr. Lif I Heard It Today3.5
Mr. Scruff Trouser Jazz2.5
Mr. Scruff Keep It Unreal3.0
Mr. Scruff Mrs. Cruff3.5
Mr. Scruff Ninja Tuna3.5
Mudhoney Under a Billion Suns2.5
I actually anticipated a decent album from these guys since I was into a stage where I would listen anything related to grunge (still do). Unlike their predecessors, this album seems a lot more clean, radio friendly and repetitive. Something I really don't enjoy when it comes with Mudhoney. Mudhoney are on of the few bands still relatively popular and playing music since the golden era of grunge, which is quite amazing considering the largest acts couldn't go through 4 years during that era.
Mudhoney Mudhoney3.0
Mudhoney Piece Of Cake3.0
Mudhoney The Lucky Ones3.0
Mudhoney My Brother The Cow3.5
Mudhoney Since We've Become Translucent3.5
Mudhoney Superfuzz Bigmuff4.0
Mudhoney Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge4.0
Mudhoney Tomorrow Hit Today4.0
Mudhoney Superfuzz Bigmuff Plus Early Singles4.5
Mumdance and Logos Proto4.5
Muse The Resistance2.0
Muse Showbiz2.5
Muse The 2nd Law2.5
Muse Absolution3.5
Muse Black Holes & Revelations3.5
Muse Origin of Symmetry4.0
My Bloody Valentine Isn't Anything3.0
My Bloody Valentine m b v3.5
My Bloody Valentine Loveless4.0
My Disco Paradise3.0
My Disco Cancer4.0
My Disco Little Joy4.0
My Epic Yet4.0
My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult I See Good Spirits And I See Bad Spirits3.5
N.W.A. Straight Outta Compton3.5
Nas Nastradamus2.0
Nas Street's Disciple2.5
Nas God's Son3.0
Nas I Am...3.0
Nas Untitled3.0
Nas Hip Hop Is Dead3.5
Nas STILLmatic4.0
Nas It Was Written4.0
Nas Illmatic5.0
Nedry Condors4.0
Nedry's Condor becomes more than a flick of trip-hop, ambient pieces, dubstep and maybe a little bit of shoegaze in the mix. The maturity that seemed to be embraced within Condors is interesting considering this is their debut. For such a young group they seem to be marking their territory to classic trip-hop groups like Massive Attack and Portishead. Their style differs from those bands, but you can't help, but notice the influence they have on Nedry throughout Condors. It helps that the vocals are Portishead in delivery throughout, without sullying that legendary trip-hop's name.
Nedry In a Dim Light4.0
Neurosis Through Silver in Blood4.0
Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea4.0
New Order Waiting for the Siren's Call2.5
New Order Lost Sirens2.5
New Order Movement3.0
New Order Low-Life4.0
New Order Power, Corruption and Lies4.0
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis The Assasination of Jesse James4.0
It works well. Is as simple as I can put it. The soundtrack fits extremely well for the time period, not only that, but it has a sense of togetherness. The transitions are done with ease. Cave & Ellis combine to make a excellent soundtrack to accompany a movie in all the right places.
Nick Hoppner Folk4.0
Nicolas Jaar Space Is Only Noise4.0
Nine Inch Nails With Teeth3.0
Nine Inch Nails Things Falling Apart3.0
Nine Inch Nails Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D3.0
Nine Inch Nails Ghosts I-IV3.0
Nine Inch Nails The Slip3.0
Nine Inch Nails Quake3.0
Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine3.5
Nine Inch Nails Further Down the Spiral (UK)3.5
Nine Inch Nails Further Down the Spiral (US)3.5
Nine Inch Nails The Perfect Drug3.5
Nine Inch Nails Broken4.0
Nine Inch Nails And All That Could Have Been4.0
Nine Inch Nails Year Zero4.0
Nine Inch Nails Hesitation Marks4.0
Nine Inch Nails The Fragile4.5
Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine: 2010 Remaster4.5
Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral5.0
Nirvana Bleach3.0
Though production hinders Nirvana's true sound when they first created this album, they still show promise and glimpses of their future. That is, being Cobain's lyrical talents. Unlike their future albums Nirvana's Bleach album is literally raw and open for any listener. The production value as bad as it is does show how excellent Nirvana can be without a clean, shiny production finish as they did in Nevermind.
Nirvana From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah3.0
Nirvana Incesticide3.5
Nirvana Nevermind3.5
Nirvana Nirvana3.5
Nirvana Sliver: The Best of the Box3.5
Nirvana With the Lights Out4.0
Nirvana Live! Tonight! Sold Out!!4.0
Nirvana In Utero4.5
Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York4.5
Nirvana Live at Reading4.5
Nitzer Ebb Big Hit2.5
Nitzer Ebb That Total Age3.0
Nitzer Ebb Belief3.5
Nitzer Ebb Showtime3.5
Nitzer Ebb Industrial Complex4.5
Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII: Original Soundtrack4.0
NOISIA Split The Atom3.0
Oasis Definitely Maybe3.5
Oasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory?4.0
Ocean Colour Scene Ocean Colour Scene3.0
Ocean Colour Scene Moseley Shoals3.0
Ocean Colour Scene Marchin' Already3.5
Odd Nosdam Burner2.5
Odd Nosdam Level Live Wires3.0
Odd Nosdam T.I.M.E Soundtrack3.0
Odd Nosdam Pretty Swell Explode3.5
ohGr SunnyPsyOp2.5
Omar S It Can Be Done But Only I Can Do It4.0
Omar S Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself4.0
Opeth Damnation4.5
Orphans of Cush White Noize4.5
Outputmessage Oneiros3.0
Outputmessage Autonomous3.5
A clear shift from idm ambient beats of previous efforts to a vocally-friendly pop electro record by Outputmessage actually succeeds on many levels. There are moments where he falters with more cliche lines and delivery, but his superior electro beat carries much of the album. Outputmessage wants you to dance on Autonomous and it doesn't take that long to abide.
Outputmessage Nebulae4.0
Oval 94 Diskont4.5
P.O.S Ipecac Neat3.0
P.O.S Audition3.5
P.O.S We Don't Even Live Here3.5
P.O.S Never Better4.0
Pantera Far Beyond Driven3.5
Pantera The Great Southern Trendkill3.5
Pantera Reinventing the Steel3.5
Pantera Cowboys from Hell4.0
Pantera Vulgar Display of Power4.5
Pantha Du Prince Black Noise4.0
Parades Foreign Tapes4.0
Pax and Pry A Day Off3.5
Pearl Jam Riot Act2.5
Pearl Jam Binaural3.0
Pearl Jam Vitalogy3.0
Pearl Jam Yield3.5
Pearl Jam No Code3.5
Pearl Jam Pearl Jam3.5
Pearl Jam Backspacer3.5
Pearl Jam Lightning Bolt3.5
Pearl Jam Vs.4.0
Pearl Jam Lost Dogs4.0
Pearl Jam Ten4.5
Pelican Australasia3.0
Pelican City of Echoes3.0
Pelican The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon...3.5
Pelican Forever Becoming4.0
Perfect Pussy Say Yes to Love3.5
Perfume Genius Too Bright3.5
pg.lost In Never Out2.5
pg.lost Key3.5
pg.lost Yes I Am EP4.0
pg.lost It's Not Me, It's You!4.0
Phaeleh Somnus3.0
Phaeleh Fallen Light4.0
Phaeleh Tides4.0
Pharoahe Monch Desire4.0
Phon.o Burn Down The Town3.0
Phon.o Partition B3.5
Phon.o Black Boulder4.0
By far his best effort, mixture of deep dubstep with his previously meticulous minimalistic glitch effort. Unlike his sophomore effort, which grinded away against his abrasive sound and lurid sampling for a complex house record, with mixed results. Black Boulder does no such thing and with its exceptional production and smooth guest vocals make his most accessible work to date. It'll be interesting to see where he goes from here; his minimalistic glitch / tech aspirations are slightly quelled beneath a 2-step garage / dubstep foreground, it seems Phon.o enjoys trying different avenues for the betterment of us all.
Phon.o Schn33/Go4.0
Pinback Autumn of the Seraphs3.0
Pinback This Is a Pinback CD3.0
Pinback Blue Screen Life3.5
Pinback Summer in Abaddon3.5
Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of Reason2.0
Pink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of Dawn3.0
Pink Floyd The Final Cut3.0
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here3.5
Pink Floyd Meddle3.5
Pink Floyd The Division Bell3.5
Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother3.5
Pink Floyd A Saucerful of Secrets3.5
Pink Floyd Animals4.0
Pink Floyd The Wall4.0
Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon4.5
Pinkshinyultrablast Happy Songs For Happy Zombies4.0
Pixies Doolittle3.5
Pixies Surfer Rosa4.5
PJ Harvey Uh Huh Her3.0
A more stripped down Polly Jean Harvey is brought forward from her more forceful, grungy material that had evoked so much emotional prowess. Uh Huh Her may still have the same bite and remorse for past relationships, but it still doesn't showcase as well as her previous material. Instrumentally it feels like a letdown; its understandable that Harvey would go in this direction, after all, she never has to this extreme. It comes off as a bit clunky and slow-paced for most people, thus those problems flesh out by the middle of the album with the lyrcism screaming for a hard-edged sound, instead it is accompanied by a subdued, almost lifeless background.
PJ Harvey Dry3.5
PJ Harvey White Chalk3.5
PJ Harvey Is This Desire?3.5
PJ Harvey To Bring You My Love4.0
PJ Harvey Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea4.0
PJ Harvey Rid of Me4.0
PJ Harvey Let England Shake4.0
Placebo Loud Like Love2.0
Placebo Placebo4.0
Plaster First Aid Kit4.0
A melting pot of electronic waves, idm break beats, jazz with hints of swing-time in one heaping pile of consistency. Plaster's First Aid Kit may seem to be like the basic barebone electronic album at first, but as time goes on it progresses to new heights. Not only does Plaster's 2005 effort show their patience with their music, but their malleability and sheer ease to mix all of these elements into one, as "Erectus" and "Orgie" show you without hesitation. What started as pure curiosity and boredom at the beginning, turned out to be a highly underrated band with the pieces and elements to soar any expectation.
Polar Bear Held On The Tips Of Fingers3.5
Polar Bear Polar Bear4.0
Polar Bear increase their experimental tendencies and rely on more of a ambient/electronic flurry throughout every track. This works exceptionally well and it kept me listening 'til the end.
Polygon Window Surfing On Sine Waves4.0
Porcupine Tree On the Sunday of Life2.0
Porcupine Tree Stupid Dream3.5
Porcupine Tree Lightbulb Sun3.5
Porcupine Tree The Incident3.5
Porcupine Tree Signify4.0
Porcupine Tree Deadwing4.0
Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank Planet4.0
Porcupine Tree In Absentia4.5
Port Blue The Airship4.0
Port Blue The Albatross4.0
It just may too short for its own good, but The Albatross EP continually sustains its calm drive and beautiful short electronic landscapes with ease.
port-royal Flares3.5
port-royal Afraid to Dance4.0
Portishead Dummy3.5
Portishead Portishead3.5
Portishead Third4.5
Portugal. The Man In The Mountain In The Cloud3.5
Prefuse 73 Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives2.5
Prefuse 73 Security Screenings2.5
Prefuse 73 Prefuse 73 Reads the Books EP2.5
Prefuse 73 Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian3.0
Prefuse 73 Surrounded By Silence3.0
Prefuse 73 The Only She Chapters3.0
Prefuse 73 One Word Extinguisher3.5
Prefuse 73 Preparations3.5
Propagandhi How to Clean Everything3.0
Propagandhi Supporting Caste4.0
Propagandhi Failed States4.0
Protomartyr Under Color of Official Right4.0
Quantic Death of A Revolution2.0
Quantic The 5th Exotic3.0
Quantic Mishaps Happening3.0
Quantic Apricot Morning4.0
Queens of the Stone Age Era Vulgaris2.5
Queens of the Stone Age Lullabies to Paralyze3.0
Queens of the Stone Age Rated R3.5
Queens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone Age3.5
Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf4.0
Queens of the Stone Age ...Like Clockwork4.0
r.roo Deviation4.0
Radiohead Pablo Honey2.5
Radiohead My Iron Lung3.0
Radiohead No Surprises/Running From Demons3.0
Radiohead The King of Limbs3.0
Radiohead Amnesiac3.5
Radiohead The Bends4.0
Radiohead Hail to the Thief4.0
Radiohead In Rainbows4.0
Radiohead Kid A4.5
Radiohead OK Computer4.5
Rage Against the Machine Renegades2.5
Rage Against the Machine Evil Empire3.5
Rage Against the Machine The Battle of Los Angeles4.0
Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the Machine4.5
Ratatat Classics3.0
Ratatat Ratatat Remixes Vol.13.0
Ratatat Ratatat3.5
Ratatat Ratatat Remixes Vol.II3.5
Real Estate Atlas3.5
Red Hot Chili Peppers By the Way2.5
Red Hot Chili Peppers The Red Hot Chili Peppers2.5
Red Hot Chili Peppers One Hot Minute2.5
Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication3.5
Red Hot Chili Peppers Mother's Milk3.5
Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik4.0
Refused The Shape Of Punk To Come4.5
Ricardo Donoso Sarava Exu4.0
Richard Devine Aleamapper3.0
Richard Devine Asect:Dsect3.5
Richard Devine Sculpt3.5
While Devine pounds away at your fleshy ear drums, it doesn't quite get tedious enough to warrant disapproval, he manages to break through the repetitions with meaningful progress in most of Sculpt.
Ride Nowhere3.5
Rites of Spring Rites of Spring4.0
RJD2 The Third Hand3.0
RJD2 The Colossus3.0
RJD2 Deadringer4.0
RJD2 Since We Last Spoke4.0
Rob Dougan Furious Angels4.5
Robert Rich Illumination3.0
Robert Rich Electric Ladder3.5
Robert Rich Somnium3.5
This is practically impossible to listen in one sitting. The 7 hour opus is Rich's version of a dream. Somnium translated from Latin literally means "dream", which is why the concept of this album needs to be touched on. The sounds of water droplets, storm showers, waves of water all signal calmness and peace. While the album itself is overbearing in its track time, its vision may be its greatest strength.
Robert Rich Music From Atlas Dei3.5
Robert Rich Calling Down The Sky4.0
Robert Rich & B. Lustmord Stalker4.5
What would feel like a stretch of reality is something more juxtaposed within this collaboration's best effort Stalker. The inner-workings of the dark, drawn-out sprawl of Stalker is essentially what dark ambient music is all about. The mundane, the electronic pulses with eerie instrument choices that do not hinder the overall sound. Lustmord, a dark ambient leader and Rich, a 30-year veteran of the music itself create one of the most interesting dynamic ambient albums of the 1990's. Eclipsing both of their solo works in the 90's itself.
Romare Projections5.0
Roots Manuva Dub Come Save Me2.5
Roots Manuva Run Come Save Me3.0
Roots Manuva Slime & Reason3.0
Roots Manuva Alternately Deep3.5
Roots Manuva Facety 2:113.5
Roots Manuva Awfully Deep4.0
Roots Manuva 4everevolution4.0
Roots Manuva Brand New Second Hand4.5
Roots Manuva Bleeds4.5
Rosetta The Anaesthete3.0
Rosetta The Galilean Satellites3.5
Rosetta Wake/Lift4.0
Rosetta A Determinism of Morality4.0
Rosetta Quintessential Ephemera4.0
Rrose Artificial Light (1969-1909)3.0
Rrose Monad XVI3.5
Rrose Eating The Other3.5
Rrose Waterfall Variations4.0
Rrose Wedge of Chastity4.0
Rrose Merchant of Salt4.5
Run the Jewels Run the Jewels4.0
Russian Circles Station2.5
Russian Circles Enter3.5
Russian Circles Geneva3.5
Russian Circles Empros4.5
Rx Bandits ...And the Battle Begun4.0
Sage Francis Personal Journals3.0
Sage Francis A Healthy Distrust4.0
Sage Francis Human The Death Dance4.0
Saltillo Ganglion3.5
Saltillo Monocyte4.0
Sandpeople All In Vain3.0
Sandpeople Honest Racket4.0
Savages Adore Life4.5
Savages Silence Yourself5.0
Scale the Summit Monument3.5
Scale the Summit Carving Desert Canyons4.0
Scale the Summit The Collective4.0
Scale the Summit The Migration4.0
Screaming Trees Clairvoyance2.5
Clairvoyance doesn't lack the lyrical talents of Lanegan and co., but what it does is endearing and memorable tracks. "Orange Airplane" is a good starter for the album, but steadily declines into obscurity with less is more approach that falls flat on its face. The production as well is a low point, even if the Screaming Trees were never backed with much support early in their career it seems to seep through on Clairvoyance, for the worst.
Screaming Trees Uncle Anesthesia3.5
Screaming Trees Sweet Oblivion4.0
Screaming Trees Buzz Factory4.0
Screaming Trees Dust4.5
Sepalcure Sepalcure4.0
Sepalcure Eternally Yrs4.5
Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols3.5
Shabazz Palaces Black Up4.0
Shabazz Palaces Lese Majesty4.0
Shackleton Music For The Quiet Hour4.0
Sharon Van Etten Because I Was In Love3.0
Sharon Van Etten Epic3.5
Sharon Van Etten Are We There4.5
Shed The Traveller3.5
Shed Shedding The Past4.0
Sigur Ros Von2.5
Sigur Ros Hlemmur2.5
Sigur Ros Von Brigði3.0
Sigur Ros Valtari3.0
Sigur Ros Agætis byrjun3.5
Sigur Ros Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do3.5
Sigur Ros Med Sud i Eyrum vid Spilum Endalaust3.5
Sigur Ros Takk...4.0
Sigur Ros Hvarf/Heim4.0
Sigur Ros Kveikur4.0
Sigur Ros ( )4.5
Silverchair Diorama3.0
Silverchair Young Modern3.0
Silverchair Frogstomp3.5
Silverchair Neon Ballroom3.5
Silverchair Freak Show3.5
Silversun Pickups Swoon4.0
Silvie Loto Solstice4.0
Six Gallery Breakthroughs in Modern Art4.0
Skalpel Konfusion3.5
Skalpel Skalpel3.5
sleepmakeswaves In Today Already Walks Tomorrow3.0
sleepmakeswaves ...and so we destroyed everything4.0
Slint Spiderland4.0
Slowdive Pygmalion3.5
Slowdive Souvlaki4.0
Slowdive Just for a Day4.0
Small Brown Bike Our Own Wars3.5
Small Brown Bike Dead Reckoning3.5
Small Brown Bike Fell & Found3.5
Small Brown Bike The River Bed4.0
Sneaker Pimps Bloodsport3.5
Sneaker Pimps Becoming X3.5
Sneaker Pimps Splinter3.5
Son Lux At War With Walls And Mazes3.0
Son Lux Bones3.5
Sonic Youth Dirty2.5
Sonic Youth Bad Moon Rising2.5
Sonic Youth Evol3.0
Sonic Youth Rather Ripped3.0
Sonic Youth Goo3.5
Sonic Youth Sister3.5
Sonic Youth The Eternal3.5
Sonic Youth Daydream Nation4.0
Sophie Product4.0
Soulja Boy Souljaboytellem.com1.0
Soulja Boy iSouljaBoyTellEm1.0
Soulsavers It's Not How Far You Fall, It's the Way You Land4.0
Soundgarden Ultramega OK2.5
Soundgarden Down on the Upside3.5
Soundgarden Louder Than Love3.5
Soundgarden King Animal3.5
Soundgarden Superunknown4.5
Soundgarden Badmotorfinger4.5
Soundtrack (Film) Ocean's 12 OST3.5
Soundtrack (Film) The Crow4.0
Speedy Ortiz The Death of Speedy Ortiz3.0
Spock's Beard V3.0
Squarepusher Shobaleader One - D'demonstrator1.5
Squarepusher Go Plastic2.5
Squarepusher Just a Souvenir2.5
Squarepusher Do You Know Squarepusher2.5
Squarepusher Ufabulum2.5
Squarepusher Port Rhombus EP3.0
Squarepusher Venus No. 17 3.0
Squarepusher Hard Normal Daddy3.5
Squarepusher Hello Everything3.5
Squarepusher really pushes his limits by using a wide variety of instruments. Despite this type of approach the classic Jenkinson is still here after all with the brooding "Planetarium" to back it up. 'Hello Everything' would seem to be the next evolution for Squarepusher; I wonder if 'Just A Souvenir' expands on this.
Squarepusher Burningn'n Tree3.5
Squarepusher Music Is Rotted One Note3.5
Squarepusher Big Loada3.5
Squarepusher Ultravisitor4.0
Squarepusher Selection Sixteen4.0
Squarepusher Feed Me Weird Things4.0
Stars of the Lid And Their Refinement Of The Decline3.0
Stateless Matilda3.5
Steffi Power Of Anonymity4.0
Stereolab Peng!2.5
Stereolab Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night3.0
Stereolab Mars Audiac Quintet3.5
Stereolab Sound-Dust3.5
Stereolab Emperor Tomato Ketchup4.0
Stereolab Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements4.0
Stereolab Dots and Loops4.0
Stereolab Not Music4.0
Steve Roach Structures from Silence4.0
Stone Temple Pilots Tiny Music... Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop2.5
Stone Temple Pilots Core3.0
Stone Temple Pilots Shangri-La-Dee-Da3.0
Stone Temple Pilots No. 43.5
Stone Temple Pilots Purple4.0
Streetlight Manifesto Keasbey Nights4.0
Streetlight Manifesto Everything Goes Numb4.5
Streetlight Manifesto Somewhere in the Between4.5
STRFKR Reptilians4.0
Sublime 40 Oz. to Freedom4.0
Submotion Orchestra Finest Hour4.0
Sufjan Stevens Carrie and Lowell4.0
Sugar Daddy This Ain't No Party, This Ain't No Disco4.0
Sun Kil Moon Benji4.5
Sunn O))) Monoliths and Dimensions2.0
Surfer Blood Astro Coast3.5
Surgeon Basictonalvocabulary3.5
Suuns Images Du Futur4.0
Swans Greed3.5
Swans White Light From the Mouth of Infinity4.5
Swarms Old Raves End3.5
System of a Down System of a Down3.5
System of a Down Mezmerize3.5
System of a Down Toxicity4.0
System of a Down Hypnotize4.0
TAD Infrared Riding Hood2.5
TAD 8-Way Santa3.0
TAD God's Balls3.5
TAD Inhaler4.5
Tarentel From Bone To Satellite2.0
Tarentel Ghost Weight2.5
Tarentel Mort aux Vaches2.5
Somewhat of a rehash in some sense. "Steede Bonnet" and "For Carl Sagan" reprise their roles on this, but they are offered much better entries than the previous 'Bone To Satellite' album.
Tarentel We Move Through Weather3.5
Adding a more dynamic feel all around this entire LP, Tarentel manage to find their niche within their music. Massive amounts of drone and noise with slow burning post-rock movements. Despite the repetitiveness within the music the album stand up on its own well. "Bump Past, Cut Up Through Windows" is the best track up to that point it is heard in the album. Drumming repetition with a hint of variance, not only is it worthy of a listen the violin interludes and background noises are fantastic. So it would seem Tarentel have fixed their glaring problem: the lack of stability within their music. 'We Move Through Weather' isn't astonishing, but only a progressive foot forward within the band's discography.
Team Sleep Team Sleep3.5
Teebs Ardour3.5
Temple of the Dog Temple of the Dog4.5
Temples Sun Structures4.0
Terrence Dixon From The Far Future - Part 24.0
The Afghan Whigs 19653.0
The Afghan Whigs Up In It3.0
The Afghan Whigs Gentlemen3.5
The Afghan Whigs Congregation3.5
The Afghan Whigs Black Love4.0
The Antlers Uprooted3.0
The Black Angels Clear Lake Forest2.5
The Black Angels Directions to See a Ghost3.0
The Black Angels Passover3.5
The Black Angels Indigo Meadow3.5
The Black Dog Radio Scarecrow3.0
The Black Dog Tranklements3.0
The Black Dog Spanners3.5
The Black Dog Music for Real Airports3.5
The Black Dog Liber Dogma3.5
It's a progressively solid minimal techno display that really never goes beyond the limits or falls on its face.
The Black Dog Temple of Transparent Balls3.5
The Black Dog Silenced4.0
The Black Dog Further Vexations4.0
The Black Keys Brothers4.0
The Breeders Pod4.0
The Brian Jonestown Massacre My Bloody Underground2.5
The Brian Jonestown Massacre Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?3.0
The Brian Jonestown Massacre ...And This Is Our Music3.5
The Brian Jonestown Massacre Methodrone4.0
The Brian Jonestown Massacre Bravery Repetition and Noise4.0
The Brian Jonestown Massacre Take It From The Man!4.0
The Cancer Conspiracy The Audio Medium2.5
The Cancer Conspiracy Omega3.5
It's quite sad to see a band go under by the time they finally realize a hint of their potential. The Cancer Conspiracy's debut 'Audio Medium' was extremely boring and slow. 'Omega' is what the progressive band should have reached for, too bad this was only released after their demise.
The Chemical Brothers Push the Button3.0
The Chemical Brothers We Are the Night3.0
The Chemical Brothers Dig Your Own Hole3.5
The Chemical Brothers Surrender3.5
The Chemical Brothers Come with Us4.0
The Cinematic Orchestra Motion3.5
The Cinematic Orchestra Ma Fleur3.5
The Cinematic Orchestra Late Night Tales: The Cinematic Orchestra3.5
The Cinematic Orchestra Every Day4.0
The Cinematic Orchestra Man With A Movie Camera4.0
The Clash Cut the Crap1.5
The Clash Combat Rock2.5
The Clash Sandinista!3.0
The Clash The Clash (US version)3.5
The Clash Give 'Em Enough Rope4.0
The Clash London Calling4.5
The Cranberries Wake Up and Smell the Coffee3.0
The Cranberries No Need to Argue3.5
The Crystal Method Legion Of Boom3.0
The Crystal Method Tweekend3.0
The Crystal Method Divided By Night3.0
The Crystal Method Vegas3.5
The Dandy Warhols Welcome To The Monkey House2.5
The Dandy Warhols Dandys Rule OK?2.5
The Dandy Warhols Come Down3.0
The Dandy Warhols Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia3.5
The Dear Hunter The Color Spectrum3.5
The Dodos Time to Die3.5
The Dodos Visiter4.0
The Dodos Carrier4.0
The Dust Brothers Fight Club: The Original Motion Picture 4.5
The Field Yesterday and Today3.5
The Field Looping State of Mind4.0
The Field From Here We Go Sublime4.5
The Flashbulb M³ (Daily Assortment Of Sound)3.0
If anything M3 feels and sounds like a collection of songs, not an album. Its length may be its greatest problem, yet there are many instances of fantastic work by Jordann. Unfortunately some songs are completely stale and uneventful. M3 remains a rough version of his future work, which eventually would be worth listening too.
The Flashbulb Resent And The April Sunshine Shed3.0
The Flashbulb Red Extensions of Me3.0
The Flashbulb Love As A Dark Hallway3.0
The Flashbulb Opus At The End Of Everything3.0
The Flashbulb Kirlian Selections3.5
The Flashbulb Soundtrack to a Vacant Life3.5
The Flashbulb These Open Fields3.5
The Flashbulb Girls.Suck.But.YOU.Don't3.5
The Flashbulb Réunion3.5
2005 marked The Flashbulb's emergence into something that would work. Re is consistent enough to warrant a full-listen whilst keeping a cool and smooth demeanor, without the schizophrenic previous work that Benn Jordan would always try push through in previous albums.
The Flashbulb Flexing Habitual4.0
The Flashbulb Arboreal4.0
The Future Sound of London The Isness3.5
The Future Sound of London Environments 43.5
The Future Sound of London Dead Cities4.0
The Future Sound of London Lifeforms4.5
The Haxan Cloak Excavation4.0
The Horrors Strange House3.0
The Horrors Luminous3.5
The Horrors Skying4.0
The Joy Formidable Wolf's Law3.0
The KLF 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?)3.0
The Knife The Knife2.5
The Knife Deep Cuts3.0
The Knife Silent Shout3.5
The Knife Tomorrow, In a Year4.5
The Knife Shaking the Habitual4.5
The Men Tomorrow's Hits3.0
The Men Immaculada3.5
The Men Open Your Heart4.0
The Men Leave Home4.5
The Menzingers Chamberlain Waits4.0
The Menzingers On the Impossible Past4.0
The Nation of Ulysses 13-Point Program To Destroy America4.5
The National The National3.0
The National Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers3.0
The National Alligator3.5
The National Boxer4.0
The National High Violet4.0
The Orb C Batter C2.5
The Orb Cydonia3.0
The Orb Metallic Spheres (feat. David Gilmour)3.0
The Orb U.F.Orb3.5
The Orb Bicycles and Tricycles3.5
The Orb Okie Dokie It's The Orb on Kompakt3.5
The Orb Baghdad Batteries (Orbsessions Vol. III)3.5
The Orb Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld4.0
The Orb Orbus Terrarum4.0
The Orb Orblivion4.0
The Pineapple Thief Build a World3.0
The Pineapple Thief All the Wars3.5
The Pineapple Thief Someone Here Is Missing4.5
The Pirate Ship Quintet The Pirate Ship Quintet EP3.5
The Prodigy Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned3.0
The Prodigy Experience3.5
The Prodigy Invaders Must Die3.5
The Prodigy The Fat of the Land4.5
The Prodigy Music for the Jilted Generation4.5
The Raveonettes Pretty In Black3.0
The Raveonettes Chain Gang of Love3.5
The Raveonettes Raven in the Grave4.0
If anything can be said about Raven in the Grave is that the duo have forged a far more intense sound than on previous albums. Where the power of tracks like "Recharge & Revolt" and "Forget That You're Young", there seems to be an equalizer to all the clatter that it covers. Sure, it's entirely toned down, but the lulling bass within "Summer Moon" and "Apparitions" are clear indicators of keeping the tiresome act of an electric guitar overloaded throughout the album from wandering into a sea of blare. The Raveonnetes have decidedly entered a new dynamic that they've sheltered for quite some time. They've always had the lyricism to approach such a sound, but never really brought the harshness within their music until now. In a recent interview, the Danish act said they're on the brink of failing apart and "subconsciously" named the album after the whole creative process of finding inspiration. It looks to be that they have found it and hopefully they'll move a little further down the grave and see what phantom may pop out at them next.
The Roots ...And Then You Shoot Your Cousin2.0
The Roots Organix3.0
The Roots The Tipping Point3.5
The Roots Phrenology3.5
The Roots How I Got Over3.5
The Roots undun3.5
The Roots Game Theory4.0
The Roots Do You Want More?!!!??!4.0
The Roots Things Fall Apart4.0
The Roots Rising Down4.0
The Roots Illadelph Halflife4.5
The Sight Below Glider3.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Gish3.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Machina II/The Friends & Enemies of Modern Music3.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Lull3.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Zeitgeist3.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness3.5
The Smashing Pumpkins Adore3.5
The Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream4.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Machina/The Machines of God4.0
The Smashing Pumpkins Zero4.0
The Sound From The Lion's Mouth3.5
The Stooges The Stooges3.5
The Stooges Raw Power4.0
The Stooges Fun House4.5
The Swellers Good For Me3.5
The Verve A Northern Soul3.5
The Verve A Storm in Heaven3.5
The Verve Forth3.5
The Verve Urban Hymns4.0
The War On Drugs Slave Ambient4.5
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra This Is Our Punk-Rock, Thee Rusted Satellites Gather and Sing3.0
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Horses in the Sky3.5
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra 13 Blues for Thirteen Moons3.5
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Born Into Trouble As the Sparks Fly Upward4.0
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra He Has Left Us Alone But Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corner of Our 4.0
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Kollaps Tradixionales4.0
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra Fuck Off Get Free We Pour Light on Everything4.0
Therapy? Troublegum4.0
Therapy? A Brief Crack of Light4.0
They Might Be Giants Glean3.0
Thievery Corporation Culture of Fear3.0
This Will Destroy You Young Mountain4.0
Thom Yorke The Eraser3.0
Thrice Identity Crisis3.0
Thrice The Illusion of Safety3.5
Thrice If We Could Only See Us Now3.5
Thrice Beggars3.5
Thrice The Artist in the Ambulance4.0
Thrice Vheissu4.0
Thrice Red Sky4.0
Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. I & II4.0
Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. III & IV4.0
Thrice Major/Minor4.0
Thug Life Thug Life3.5
Tim Hecker Haunt Me, Haunt Me Do It Again3.5
Tim Hecker Mirages4.0
Tim Hecker Harmony in Ultraviolet4.0
Tim Hecker's "Harmony In Ultraviolet" is atmospheric and eventful. The long drones and spacious sequences within every track remind the listener of Eluvium's "Copia" with more roughness and grit. Not only is "Harmony In Ultraviolet" great it gets better every listen; this truly is Hecker's greatest achievement thus far.
Tim Hecker Radio Amor4.0
Tim Hecker Ravedeath, 19724.0
Frost has a clear influence on the structures of these songs. It is more akin to his work within Theory of Machines as Ravedeath, 1972 still holds Hecker's elements intact, the way they are portrayed are much darker then his previous work.
Tim Hecker Virgins4.5
Tim Hecker An Imaginary Country5.0
Tin Man Perfume3.0
Tin Man Ode4.0
Titus Andronicus The Monitor4.0
toe New Sentimentality3.5
toe The Book About My Idle Plot on a Vague Anxiety3.5
toe For Long Tomorrow4.0
Tool Opiate3.0
Tool 10,000 Days3.0
Tool Lateralus4.0
Tool Undertow4.0
Tool Ænima4.5
Tortoise Tortoise2.5
Tortoise Its All Around You3.0
Tortoise Beacons of Ancestorship3.0
Tortoise Standards3.5
Tortoise TNT4.0
Tortoise Millions Now Living Will Never Die4.0
Tortoise A Lazarus Taxon4.5
Amazing collection of remixes, songs, rarities, etc. This is by far Tortoise's best work to date. Something that always catches my ear when I listen to Tortoise - the fact they're unique in every which way.
Tricky Blowback2.0
Tricky Vulnerable2.0
Tricky Knowle West Boy3.0
Tricky wasn't lying when he told many people that this album would reflect his entire career. It most certainly does; it doesn't disappoint either. It is obvious Tricky has toned down on his main vocal singings as he has many guest spots. The guests enhance the album with Tricky either backing vocals or duetting with one of them. Surprisingly 'Knowle West Boy' is one of Tricky's most consistent, solid albums he has produced. There are all types of genres spanned on this so it is quite unfair to call it a trip-hop album. From hip-hop, rock, and even punk Tricky somehow holds this album together with all these genres spewing within. The female vocals are amazing and are perfect with Tricky's voice. Although some of the songs do take a step backwards such as 'Coalition' or 'Veronika' this doesn't necessarily destroy the album because it is solid through and through. Great effort by Tricky; I wasn't sure what to expect when he made such a claim, but I am happy with the result.
Tricky Angels With Dirty Faces3.5
Tricky Nearly God3.5
Tricky Tricky Presents The Grassroots3.5
Tricky Pre-Millenium Tension4.0
Tricky Mixed Race4.0
Tricky False Idols4.0
Tricky Maxinquaye4.5
Truckfighters Mania3.0
Truckfighters Gravity X3.5
Truckfighters Phi4.0
Tycho Past is Prologue4.0
u-Ziq Royal Astronomy2.0
u-Ziq Bilious Paths3.0
u-Ziq Duntisbourne Abbots Soulmate Devastation Technique3.0
u-Ziq Lunatic Harness3.5
u-Ziq In Pine Effect3.5
u-Ziq Tango N' Vectif4.0
u-Ziq Somerset Avenue Tracks (1992-1995)4.0
Ulrich Schnauss Far Away Trains Passing By3.5
Underworld Beaucoup Fish3.5
Underworld Oblivion with Bells3.5
Underworld Barking3.5
Underworld Second Toughest in the Infants4.0
Underworld A Hundred Days Off4.0
Underworld dubnobasswithmyheadman4.5
Unfathoms and Blasphymartyr Votre Cote Mon Cote2.5
UNKLE Never, Never, Land3.5
UNKLE War Stories3.5
UNKLE Psyence Fiction4.0
Unter Null Moving On4.0
Vanilla High Life3.0
Vanilla Thought Process4.0
Vanilla Soft Focus4.0
Various Artists Heat (Original Score)3.0
Various Artists Pi3.5
Various Artists Lock, Stock, & 2 Smoking Barrels3.5
VAST Me and You2.0
VAST NUDE2.5
VAST April (Retail)2.5
VAST Music For People3.0
VAST Turqoise & Crimson3.0
VAST Visual Audio Sensory Theater4.0
Veil Veil Vanish Change in the Neon Light3.5
Venetian Snares Songs About My Cats2.5
Venetian Snares My Downfall (Original Soundtrack)3.0
Venetian Snares Winter In The Belly Of A Snake3.0
Venetian Snares printf("shiver in eternal darkness/n");3.0
Venetian Snares Higgins Ultra Low Track Glue Funk Hits 1972–20063.0
Venetian Snares Filth3.0
I may be tiring at my young age of 21, but it seems Aaron Funk wants to pound my head in with hard lashes of breakcore, until my face melts and I have no remembrance of anything in the past 24 hours. Filth is that brutal, it just doesn't stop - its the equivalent of a massive heart attack served breakcore style. Can't say I enjoyed it, but I can't say it wasn't worthwhile either.
Venetian Snares Find Candace3.0
Venetian Snares Cavalcade of Glee and Dadaist Happy Pom Poms3.5
Venetian Snares Winnipeg Is A Frozen Shithole3.5
Venetian Snares Doll Doll Doll3.5
Venetian Snares Huge Chrome Cylinder Box Unfolding3.5
Venetian Snares Hospitality3.5
May just be me, but it seems Funk made a quick mish-mash of things on Hospitality EP. It still sounds great and even somewhat refreshing, but I just want more.
Venetian Snares Meathole4.0
Venetian Snares Detrimentalist4.0
Venetian Snares Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett4.5
Vessels Helioscope3.5
Vessels White Fields and Open Devices4.0
Viktor Vaughn (VV:2) Venomous Villain3.5
Viktor Vaughn Vaudeville Villain4.0
Vince Staples Stolen Youth4.0
Wagon Christ Toomorrow4.0
We Were Promised Jetpacks In the Pit of the Stomach4.0
Weekend Sports3.0
Why? Alopecia3.0
Wild Beasts Smother4.0
Wild Nothing Gemini4.0
Wild Nothing Nocturne4.0
William Basinski Melancholia3.5
William Basinski The Disintegration Loops III3.5
William Basinski Shortwavemusic3.5
William Basinski The Disintegration Loops I4.0
William Basinski The Disintegration Loops IV4.5
William Basinski 929824.5
William Basinski The Disintegration Loops II5.0
Wire The Ideal Copy2.5
Wire Red Barked Tree2.5
Wire Send3.5
Wire A Bell Is A Cup Until It Is Struck3.5
Wire Object 473.5
Wire 1544.0
Wire Chairs Missing4.5
Wire Pink Flag5.0
Wisp NRTHNDR2.5
Wisp The Shimmering Hour3.0
Wisp Honor Beats3.5
Wolf Alice My Love Is Cool3.0
Wool Box Set4.0
WU LYF Go Tell Fire to the Mountain4.5
Wu-Tang Clan 8 Diagrams2.5
Wu-Tang Clan The W3.5
Wu-Tang Clan Iron Flag3.5
Wu-Tang Clan Wu-Tang Forever4.0
Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)4.5
Wugazi 13 Chambers4.0
Xihilisk The Black Square3.5
This is truly a frantic piece of music from a black-metal beginning to an electronic free-form epic the next. The truth about The Black Square is it keeps you guessing. "Chyrsalis March" is performed ingeniously in its electronic structure while other genres spawn within the album like the idm bass heavy "Eggshells" and violin driven "Massive In Flux". Xihilisk performs an expansive amount of material in one album, leaving his next album's direction open to any avenue or train of thought.
Xploding Plastix The Donca Matic Singalongs3.0
Any astonishingly experimental use of acid jazz moments mixed with Xploding Plastix's nu-jazz persona in their debut. Not necessarily daring or hugely narrow, its moments are minimal compared to Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents, which is why it comes out a bit too mellow and soft, unusually so. No doubt a detriment that occurs from the lack of energetic percussion as seen previously. Still, the new territory the two have decided to tread isn't something to frown upon.
Xploding Plastix Treated Timber Resists Rot4.0
Xploding Plastix Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents4.5
Yndi Halda Enjoy Eternal Bliss4.0
Zebulon Pike II - The Deafening Twilight3.5
I myself am not fan of progressive instrumental dark metal, the difference between this album and my tastes in music is this keeps me keenly interested throughout the album. The first track doesn't seem anything special, but as Zebulon Pike introduce each track they construct a cohesiveness and this holds the album together very well. Each track is better than its predecessor which is quite good. Though this album can get tiresome due to the length of the tracks; I was entirely expecting this...so before you judge this album by it's 'lack of energy' or 'length' look at the direction and you'll see "The Deafening Twilight" is worth a listen.
Zenker Brothers Immersion4.0
Zero 7 Yeah Ghost2.5
Zero 7 The Garden3.0
Zero 7 When It Falls3.5
Zero 7 Simple Things3.5
Zola Jesus Taiga2.5
Zola Jesus The Spoils3.0
Zola Jesus New Amsterdam3.0
Zola Jesus Stridulum4.0
Zola Jesus Stridulum II4.0
Zola Jesus Conatus4.0
Zola Jesus Valusia4.5
Zomby With Love3.0
Zomby Where Were U In '92?4.0
Zomby Dedication4.5
Zounds The Curse of Zounds + Singles5.0
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