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Underrated Favorites

Just a couple of some albums which i really really love but don't get much of it back from others in return =(
1Patrick Wolf
Wind In The Wires


Yeah, so Wolf is a little strange (and oh-so-pretty), but whatever you think of him, Wind in the Wires is still one hell of an album. Think violin driven melancholic indie songwriting a la Andrew Bird and the electronic influence of CocoRosie.
2Spank Rock
YoYoYoYoYo


This is one the best produced albums I've ever heard with a massive injection of fun and sex to boot. I mean, Spank Rock makes 'Lil Wayne look cute. And the beats. Oh the beats. It's like electro-house-Baltimore-Miami funk-rap-rock greatness. For fans of anything fun.
3Persefone
Truth Inside The Shades


With all the hype surrounding albums like Disillusion, Orphaned Land, Opeth and Edge of Sanity, I'm sorta sad that these guys don't get the same sorta credit around here, or anywhere for that matter. It's in the same vein of melodic atmospheric progressive metal that the bands above have got, only with some awesome, awesome orchestral elements thrown in.
4Aghora
Aghora


Sean Reinart and Sean Malone were in this band. I really don't shouldn't need to say more, but my gawd does this album absolutely rock. Instrumentally off the wall with songwriting to match, and drawing off the eastern sounds that Gordian Knot had and the weird heaviness of Cynic, and a female singer to go with. Awesome awesome awesome.
5Justin King
Le Bleu


This is my favorite acoustic album ever. I still remember seeing a video of Justin play once and was totally blown away. Finally managed to find this album and it's still got me mesmerized today. He's got the skill of greats like Leo Keotte and Michael Hedges, but has got his own style that just totally captivating.
6Organized Konfusion
Organized Konfusion


Y'know, I'm gonna put out the claim that this album has probably THE best lyrics of any rap out there. And coupled with some funky as hell beats, it really is an amazing album. Shame it never got more kudos.
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