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5.0 classic
Adjy The Idyll Opus (I-VI)
Coheed and Cambria In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
Green Day Dookie
Green Day American Idiot
Linkin Park Hybrid Theory
Linkin Park Meteora
Loathe I Let It In And It Took Everything
Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon
Rush A Farewell to Kings
Rush Permanent Waves
Rush Hemispheres
Rush Different Stages
If the beautiful guitar tone that elevates songs like Analog Kid and Test for Echo from fine rock songs into utter masterpieces wasn't enough to sell you on this album, then performances of Natural Science and the entirety of 2112 should do it easily. Rush's best live album without a doubt
Rush Clockwork Angels
Silent Planet Everything Was Sound
The Beatles Revolver
The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Callous Daoboys Celebrity Therapist
The World Is a Beautiful Place... Illusory Walls

4.5 superb
Adjy June Songs Vol. 1
Boundaries Death Is Little More
Celldweller End of an Empire
Coheed and Cambria From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
Coheed and Cambria No World for Tomorrow
Deftones Ohms
Dreamcatcher (KR) Dystopia : The Tree of Language
Dreamcatcher is a very unique K-Pop group, especially considering how flooded the K-Pop genre can be at times. This first album, with leading track Scream, is a great example of how well a rock-themed idol group can succeed musically. Check it out. It's worth it.
Dua Lipa Future Nostalgia
ERRA ERRA
Green Day Nimrod
Green Day Insomniac
HimeHina Divine Flowers
Ice Nine Kills The Silver Scream
Some songs rely a bit too much on clean vocals for my taste, but the songs that go hard truly go hard, and there are no
truly bad songs here. The opening 3 tracks are insanely good, and somehow Merry Axe-Mas makes Silent Night, Deadly
Night sound awesome, to pick a few highlights.

But above all else, The Silver Scream succeeds in being what is most likely the most fun metalcore album released in the
past decade. Ice Nine Kills know how to write good hooks and how to lean on a gimmick just the right amount. The result is
an undeniably catchy metalcore album that serves as the perfect jumping-on point for anyone looking to get into INK.
Johnny Booth Moments Elsewhere
Knocked Loose A Tear in the Fabric of Life
Linkin Park A Thousand Suns
Midas Fall Cold Waves Divide Us
Monuments (UK) In Stasis
OK Goodnight The Fox and the Bird
I already know just a couple tracks in that I'm gonna love this.

Also, this is where Casey Lee Williams really shines. I love RWBY's soundtrack, but it's so
refreshing to hear her sing without sounding like she's scraping the edge of her comfortable range
Rush Moving Pictures
Rush 2112
Rush Counterparts
Rush Grace Under Pressure
Rush Power Windows
Silent Planet The Night God Slept
Silent Planet Iridescent
Tallah The Generation of Danger
The Ocean Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic
The Ocean Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic
The Warning MAYDAY
One hell of a powerful EP from the Mexican trio proving that the next generation of rock is alive and well. Special credit to how easily Dani and Pau trade vocals as the three sisters each make themselves heard with driving beats and rhythms that will undoubtedly get stuck in your head for days on end

4.0 excellent
Ave Mujica Alea jacta est
BABYMETAL Metal Galaxy
Bad Omens Finding God Before God Finds Me
Bad Omens The Death of Peace of Mind
Better Lovers God Made Me an Animal
Black Veil Brides Wretched and Divine
Might be an unpopular opinion on this site, but I actually dug this album. The story was paper thin (maybe I need a couple more listens? I've only listened once) and Done For You wasn't really my thing, but it was a solid rock record with some pretty good guitar work and catchy choruses. It was a fun album and that's just what I was hoping for
Black Veil Brides The Mourning
BVB's newest EP is the perfect shot of fun rock energy, a wonderful evolution of the path they took on Phantom Tomorrow. Can't wait to hear tracks like The Revival played live
Blue Stahli Quartz
I remember turning this on and hating it simply because it wasn't Obsidian. I was an idiot. I've relistened to this album many times over the course of several months, and I think I've come around to it. It's a fun, experimental heavy album that leans hard into the industrial, and there are some real gems on here that are worth checking out
Caskets Lost Souls
Coheed and Cambria Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind
Coldrain Nonnegative
It always shocks me how effortlessly and consistently good Coldrain are. This album's easily one of their best, with tracks like Bloody Power Fame and 2020 racing along on high-octane guitars and god-tier vocals
Cryoshell Cryoshell
Deco*27 Android Girl
Deco's 6th album is on par with his previous effort, Ghost, and even better in some respects, diving further into the anger that comes with strained relationships, while also allowing moments for more quiet reflection like on "We The Hostages". The only thing that keeps me from ranking this higher is that the tone of the closing track, "Ai Kotoba III", feels completely at odds with the tone of the rest of the album and sticks out like a sore thumb
Dreamcatcher (KR) Dystopia : Lose Myself
Envy of None Envy of None
Fall Out Boy So Much (For) Stardust
Foo Fighters But Here We Are
Goose House Phrase #10 - Milk
Makes me smile through and through. This is the music you listen to when you need the world to be just a bit brighter
Green Day Warning
Green Day Saviors
Kenshi Yonezu diorama
Knocked Loose You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To
Like Moths to Flames No Eternity in Gold
Like Moths to Flames Pure Like Porcelain
Mechina Venator
Roselia Wahl
I have to dock points from this album considering 3 songs here were present on Anfang as well (maybe they just wanted to
rerecord them with Rinko's new VA), but the album still does an incredible job at being a gothic J-Rock record. Special
mention for me goes to R, Brave Jewel, and Promise (約束 if you want the Japanese title)
Rush Vapor Trails
Rush Signals
Rush Hold Your Fire
Rush Roll the Bones
Rush Presto
Rush Snakes & Arrows
Set It Off Cinematics
Shadow Academy Shadow Academy
Silent Planet Come Wind, Come Weather
Silent Planet When the End Began
Silent Planet Superbloom
As goofy as the name may sound, this album is a masterclass in atmosphere and aggression. Silent Planet put their foot on the accelerator, and don't let up for 39 face melting minutes of pure awesome
Skyhill Run With the Hunted
Sleep Token Take Me Back to Eden
Spiritbox The Fear of Fear
Sum 41 Heaven :x: Hell
Tally Hall Good & Evil
I'll need to listen to this album more times over because I want to write a full review. I feel like it's just as good as MMMM, but more tight in its songwriting and overall sound
The Anix Hologram
The Callous Daoboys God Smiles Upon the Callous Daoboys
The Gloom in The Corner Homecoming
The Warning Queen of the Murder Scene
Far tighter and more focused than XXI Century Blood, The Warning's sophomore effort weaves a hard-rocking tale of love and obsession, cementing their staying power in the landscape of rock
The Warning Error
Utsu-P UNIQUE

3.5 great
Bad Omens Bad Omens
Blue Stahli Copper
Copper is by far the most interesting Blue Stahli album released so far, IMHO. The album took something of a risk being guitarless, but it worked in its favor, as the songs here flourish with ambient electronics and gritty moments on songs like "Death Will Have to Run". Not Stahli's best work so far, but undeniably an enjoyable listen from beginning to end
Caskets Ghost Like You
Celldweller Blind Lead the Blind
Great single, but I'm starting to think Klay will never release Satellites at this rate
Coheed and Cambria Year of the Black Rainbow
Currents The Death We Seek
ERRA Cure
This album is definitely different from the self-titled. Far groovier, with a heavier emphasis on atmosphere. The band rreally leaned into the NIN influence on this one. I dig it, though it didn't blow me away like the S/T did
Green Day 21st Century Breakdown
Green Day Revolution Radio
I Prevail TRAUMA
Inconsistent sound-wise for sure, and there are a lot of songs that don't stick with me past the occasional listen every now and then, but they're not atrocious, and some of them are actually permanent fixtures on my playlists (Bow Down and DOA) or my go-to songs if I need to let out all my anger and rage
Invent Animate Heavener
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard PetroDragonic Apocalypse; or, Dawn of Eternal Night: An Annihilation of...
Vocals aren't my favorite, but the songs never overstay their welcome, and the instrumentals are heat
Like Moths to Flames Dark Divine
Makari Wave Machine
Mechina The World We Saved
Pretty fun riffs and vocal runs, takes you on a journey, but it's another Mel-only track, and story-wise, it's an interlude that
doesn't add much to the plot in any way. A letdown after the incredible sign of life that was Blessings Upon, but still a
decent track
Rush Test for Echo
Set It Off Duality
Set It Off Elsewhere
It ain't Set It Off's best, but it's inoffensive and fun pop rock! Projector and Why Do I are how
they should be doing pop, instead of, like, everything past track 3-ish on Upside Down. That being
said, their newer singles blow this album out of the water.
Termina Soul Elegy
Utsu-P HAPPYPILLS

3.0 good
Caskets Reflections
Celldweller Satellites
I don't know if I'll listen to this. Almost every song on this album except one was released as a single. The hype for this has pretty much drained out of me at this point.
Linkin Park Living Things
Linkin Park The Hunting Party
Rush Caress of Steel
Rush Fly by Night
Rush Rush
A bit of an unpopular opinion, maybe, but this is the only Rush album that I truly feel neutral on. The only track here I truly enjoy is Working Man, and every other track just doesn't truly feel like Rush, both lyrically and musically. Early installment weirdness at its finest
Set It Off Midnight
Soul Extract Filaments
I love some of the songs here. Redshift and Superheroes are great. But the album kinda blends together for me. Makes it difficult to fully embrace the album. Still really well-produced, and I love the orchestral spin on electronic rock.

2.5 average
Deco*27 Mannequin
Iris Official Goliath's Throne
Linkin Park Minutes to Midnight
Set It Off Upside Down
Taylor Swift The Tortured Poets Department (Anthology)

2.0 poor
Green Day Father of All Motherfuckers
Linkin Park One More Light

1.5 very poor
While She Sleeps Self Hell
"You don't know my secrets cos I'm not a gemini" might take the cake for one of the worst fucking
lyrics I've heard in my life

Edit: Having finished the album, I'm not sure if they wanted this to be a parody of metalcore?
It's bad. Like, comically bad.

1.0 awful
Panic! at the Disco Viva Las Vengeance
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