Average Rating: 3.70 Rating Variance: 0.93 Objectivity Score: 74% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | NameBon Iver 22, A Million4.0Scarnella Scarnella3.0Death Grips The Money Store4.0Scott Walker and Sunn O))) Soused4.5Lakes stole his Soundoff from me. I have enlisted the best lawyer I could find and will be pursuing this in court. Mew And the Glass Handed Kites4.0Julia Holter Loud City Song4.0These New Puritans Field of Reeds3.5Thomas Feiner and Anywhen The Opiates Revised4.5Dirty Beaches Drifters/Love Is The Devil3.5Swans Swans Are Dead4.5Kate Bush Never for Ever4.0The Cure Disintegration4.0Zombie Testicles Zombie Testicles1.0Scott Walker Bish Bosch4.0Bark Psychosis Hex4.5brokeNCYDE I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!1.0Hacktivist Hacktivist1.51. Take cliched music 2. slap rap vocals on top for novelty 3. ???? 4. PROFIT.O.rang Herd of Instinct4.0This Heat This Heat4.0This Heat Deceit4.5Scott Walker Climate of Hunter3.5Kate Bush The Dreaming4.5David Sylvian Gone to Earth3.5Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend!4.0Zelienople The World Is A House On Fire3.5Swans The Seer4.5Low Things We Lost in the Fire4.0Tom Waits Alice3.5Blut Aus Nord 777 - Cosmosophy2.0There's nothing noteworthy about this album whatsoever. Bland guitar, dull fake drums and forgettable emotionless cleans. It isn't challenging, it isn't experimental; it's just dull.Dead Can Dance Anastasis3.5Swans Soundtracks for the Blind4.0The Blue Nile A Walk Across the Rooftops4.0Towering Inferno Kaddish3.5Tom Waits Bone Machine4.0Can Tago Mago4.0Devin Townsend Project Deconstruction2.5The Mars Volta Frances the Mute2.0Converge Jane Doe2.0David Sylvian Secrets of the Beehive4.0Kate Bush Hounds of Love4.5Swans Children of God4.0Opeth Heritage2.5Opeth make an unnecessary tribute album. As if the majority of the post 70s "progressive rock" scene wasn't already referential and steeped in enough cliche. The last thing we need is another throwback.Bark Psychosis Codename: Dustsucker4.5Massive Attack 100th Window3.5Massive Attack Mezzanine4.5White Lies To Lose My Life2.0Talk Talk The Colour of Spring4.0Scott Walker Tilt4.5Scott Walker The Drift5.0Regarding Nick Butler's claim that this is "Tilt, part 2" and that it doesn't really cover any new ground - I don't really understand how he came to that conclusion. The Drift does pick up on elements introduced on Tilt (Mostly in the track The Cockfighter, which was the darkest and harshest track on the album) but takes them to new levels of extremity. The album Tilt had a sense of unease and harshness under the surface that felt like it could burst out at any time, only really doing so in the Cockfighter and very briefly in "Face on Breast"; "The Drift" puts it on full display. Mark Hollis Mark Hollis5.0Talk Talk Laughing Stock5.0Talk Talk Spirit of Eden4.5Dead Can Dance Within the Realm of a Dying Sun4.5
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