Average Rating: 3.64 Rating Variance: 0.38 Objectivity Score: 68% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name3 (USA) Wake Pig3.53 (USA) Summercamp Nightmare4.03 (USA) The End is Begun4.5Aereogramme My Heart Has a Wish That You Would Not Go3.5AFI Answer That and Stay Fashionable3.0AFI A Fire Inside3.5AFI Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes3.5AFI Very Proud of Ya3.5AFI Decemberunderground3.5AFI The Art of Drowning4.0AFI All Hallow's E.P.4.0AFI Black Sails in the Sunset4.5AFI Sing the Sorrow5.0Agent Sparks Red Rover3.0Alice in Chains MTV Unplugged5.0Amos Lee Supply And Demand3.0Amos Lee Amos Lee3.5Anberlin Cities3.0Aqualung Strange and Beautiful4.0Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not3.0Audioslave Audioslave3.0Audioslave Out of Exile3.0Biffy Clyro Blackened Sky4.0Biffy Clyro Puzzle4.0Blackfield Blackfield4.0Blackfield Blackfield II4.0Blaqk Audio CexCells3.5Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me3.5Chroma Key Dead Air For Radios4.0Citizen Cope Citzen Cope3.0Citizen Cope The Clarence Greewood Recordings3.5Coldplay X&Y3.0Cult of Luna Eternal Kingdom4.0Daft Punk Discovery4.0Danzig Danzig4.0Dax Riggs We Sing of Only Blood or Love2.5Deadboy and the Elephantmen We Are Night Sky2.5Death Cab for Cutie Plans4.0Don Caballero World Class Listening Problem4.0dredg Leitmotif4.5Eagles Of Death Metal Death By Sexy3.0East of the Wall Farmer's Almanac4.0Surprisingly intense and perfectly balanced instrumental post-rock... what a rarity.Elliott Smith Either/Or4.0Elliott Smith Elliott Smith4.5Elliott Smith New Moon4.5Elliott Smith XO5.0Elliott Smith Figure 85.0Evaline Postpartum Modesty. A Portrait of Skin EP3.0Falling Up Dawn Escapes3.0Falling Up Crashings3.5Glassjaw Worship and Tribute4.0Hell Is For Heroes Transmit Disrupt3.0House of Brothers Deadman3.5Howie Day Stop All The World Now3.0Incubus (USA-CA) Fungus Amongus3.0Incubus (USA-CA) Make Yourself3.5Incubus (USA-CA) Light Grenades3.5Incubus (USA-CA) Morning View4.0Incubus (USA-CA) S.C.I.E.N.C.E.4.0Incubus (USA-CA) A Crow Left of the Murder...4.5Interpol Antics3.0Interpol Our Love to Admire3.5Jamie Cullum Twentysomething3.5Jamie Cullum Catching Tales4.0Jason Mraz Mr. A-Z3.0Jason Mraz Waiting For My Rocket To Come4.0Jeff Buckley Grace3.5Joey Eppard Been To the Future4.5John Mayer Room for Squares3.5John Mayer Inside Wants Out3.5John Mayer Heavier Things4.0John Mayer Continuum4.0Justice †4.0Justin Timberlake Justified2.0Maroon 5 Songs About Jane3.5Minus the Bear Planet of Ice4.0Murder by Death Who Will Survive and What Will Be Left of Them?4.0Nine Inch Nails Year Zero4.0Oceansize Effloresce4.5Opeth Damnation5.0Pagoda Pagoda2.5Placebo Black Market Music3.0Placebo Placebo3.5Placebo Meds3.5Porcupine Tree Signify3.5Porcupine Tree In Absentia4.0Porcupine Tree Deadwing4.0Porcupine Tree Lightbulb Sun4.0Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank Planet4.5Fear of a Blank Planet was the second Porcupine Tree album that I picked up and I was more than pleased. Even though I'm new to the Progressive Rock genre, I don't think it would be out of line to say that this is one of the best prog rock albums I've ever had the pleasure of listening to. Just the title track itself is enough to set you for a loop. The starting riff followed by Gavin's aggressive drum line lets the listener's know that they are in for the journey. Fear of a Blank Planet also brings an interesting issue of how much advanced technology is affecting the young generation. It's a little insane how a human being can access anything he or she wants on the internet without leaving the room. Has things like this tamed curiosity and the instinct to explore in the younger generation? The lyrics address the stark reality with simplicity and straight-forwardness. My favorite track has to be Sleep Together. The synthesizers to start off the song bring about such a dark, outer space feeling and puts you in a trance you never want to get out of. This album can easily be a great starting point for any new Porcupine Tree or Prog Rock fan.Porcupine Tree Nil Recurring4.5Porcupine Tree Stupid Dream5.0Queens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone Age3.5Queens of the Stone Age Lullabies to Paralyze3.5Queens of the Stone Age Era Vulgaris3.5Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf4.0Rise Against The Sufferer and the Witness3.5Shangrala This Is How We Communicate3.5Son of Sam Songs from the Earth3.5Soundgarden A-Sides4.0The Academy Is... Almost Here3.5Almost Here is one of the few pop punk albums that melts my heart. It's simple and very well produced. The majority of the songs are fun and catchy. However, I found the chorus in songs like Classifieds and Down And Out to be a little weak leaving the song to feel incomplete. But Checkmarks makes up for the missing pieces. Overall, The Academy Is... definitely stand out over the many pop punk bands that sound horribly the same but I'd like to see them branch out even further away.The Blood Brothers Crimes2.5The Blood Brothers Young Machetes2.5The Cat Empire Two Shoes3.0The Format Interventions and Lullabies3.0The Format Dog Problems3.5The Police Synchronicity2.5The Police Zenyatta Mondatta3.0The Police Reggatta de Blanc3.5The Police Ghost in the Machine3.5The Rapture Pieces Of The People We Love3.5The Vines Vision Valley2.5The Vines Highly Evolved3.5The Vines Winning Days4.0Thom Yorke The Eraser3.5Tool Undertow4.5Underoath Define the Great Line3.0Wolfmother Wolfmother3.5
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