| 4.5 superb |
| Active Member Apo ton Topo tis Fugis |
| Active Member Meres Paraxenes, Thavmasies Meres |
| Active Member Fiera |
| Aenaon Extance |
| Aenaon Hypnosophy |
| Aldous Harding Party |
| Alkinoos Ioannidis I Peripeties Enos Proskiniti |
| alt-J Relaxer |
| An Ocean Of Void The Great Escape |
| Anathema Weather Systems |
| Andrew Lloyd Webber Jesus Christ Superstar: Original Cast |
| Andrew Lloyd Webber Highlights from The Phantom of the Opera |
| Anna B Savage in|FLUX |
| Anna von Hausswolff Dead Magic |
| Atheist Unquestionable Presence |
| Atomic Rooster Death Walks Behind You |
| Balothizer Cretan Smash |
| Baroness Yellow and Green |
| Between the Buried and Me The Great Misdirect |
| Bjork Vespertine |
| Black Folks Don't Swim? For the Source |
| Black Label Society The Blessed Hellride |
| Black Label Society Hangover Music Vol.6 |
| Black Sabbath Master of Reality |
| Black Sabbath Black Sabbath |
| Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath |
| Black Sabbath Heaven and Hell |
| Blind Guardian Nightfall in Middle-Earth |
| Blue Oyster Cult Fire of Unknown Origin |
| Bob Marley and The Wailers Legend |
| Bohren und der Club of Gore Dolores |
| Brambles Charcoal |
| Bruno Pernadas Private Reasons |
| Brutus (BE) Unison Life |
| Caligula's Horse The Tide, the Thief and River's End |
| Caligula's Horse In Contact |
| My first contact with Caligula's Horse leaves no space for wrong impressions. They certainly rbelong to that part of the current progressive metal with great musicianship, slick production and roverall extravagance. The problem with most of these bands, is whether or not there's any meat to rbe found. For every Haken out there there are hundreds of copy cats with half the shine. rCaligula's Horse is not the case. I've found myself taken aback from the great riffs and themes. rThere are many moods explored here, from the Leprous-like Graves with the frantic saxophone, to rthe mellow ballad with 'Capulet', admittedly one of my favourite tracks off this. I've learnt to rappreciate Jim Grey's delicate voice from his other band, Arcane, and this time I feel like he routshines himself, in an album where every player strives to outshine the other. rrOf course, the album's story is characterised by the fair amount of cheese that burdens many prog ralbums nowadays. Especially the track 'Inertia and the Writing on the Wall', while containing some rgreat imagery, leaves the listener wondering, and the possibility of it being completely void of any specific purpose makes it sound awkward. However, the album is one of the best prog albums rI've heard this year and the modern-prog lover should definitely give it a spin. |
| Caravan In the Land of Grey and Pink |
| Caravan Caravan |
| Catapilla Changes |
| Charles Mingus The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady |
| Charles Mingus Mingus Ah Um |
| Chat Pile God's Country |
| Clint Mansell, Kronos Quartet and Mogwai The Fountain |
| Comus First Utterance |
| Coroner No More Color |
| Crippled Black Phoenix The Resurrectionists / Night Raider |
| Crippled Black Phoenix I, Vigilante |
| Curved Air Air Cut |
| Curved Air Air Conditioning |
| David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars |
| David Maxim Micic Bilo 3.0 |
| Dawn Ray'd To Know The Light |
| Death The Sound of Perseverance |
| Death Human |
| Deep Purple Machine Head |
| Diablo Swing Orchestra Sing-Along Songs for the Damned & Delirious |
| Diamanda Galas Plague Mass |
| Dire Straits Love Over Gold |
| Dire Straits Brothers in Arms |
| Dodheimsgard Black Medium Current |
| Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory |
| Einar Solberg 16 |
| Eloy Ocean |
| Elton John The Lion King |
| Emancipator Soon It Will Be Cold Enough |
| Empyrium Where at Night the Wood Grouse Plays |
| Empyrium Weiland |
| Epica The Divine Conspiracy |
| Epica The Classical Conspiracy |
| Epica Design Your Universe |
| Fish Raingods with Zippos |
| Frank Zappa Hot Rats |
| Frederic Chopin Nocturnes, Op. 9 |
| Fucked Up Year of the Horse |
| Gavin Harrison Cheating The Polygraph |
| Gazpacho Night |
| Gazpacho March of Ghosts |
| Gazpacho Demon |
| Gentle Giant The Power and the Glory |
| Gentle Giant Free Hand |
| Haken The Mountain |
| Hercules and Lernaean Hydra Σε Άλλους Κόσμους (In Other Worlds) |
| iamthemorning Lighthouse |
| IDLES Crawler |
| Iron Maiden Somewhere in Time |
| Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast |
| Iron Maiden Iron Maiden |
| Iron Maiden Piece of Mind |
| Iron Maiden Live at Donington |
| Jack Johnson In Between Dreams |
| Jan Garbarek Rites |
| Jan Garbarek In Praise Of Dreams |
| Jan Garbarek - Bobo Stenson Quartet Witchi-Tai-To |
| Jethro Tull Thick as a Brick |
| Julia Holter Loud City Song |
| Julia Holter Something in the Room She Moves |
| Kansas Leftoverture |
| Kansas Kansas |
| Katatonia Viva Emptiness |
| Katatonia The Great Cold Distance |
| Katatonia The Fall of Hearts |
| Kendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d city |
| Kendrick Lamar To Pimp a Butterfly |
| King Crimson Islands |
| Lack the Low One Eye Closed |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II |
| Lingua Ignota Caligula |
| Liturgy 93696 |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67 |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93 |
| Madrugada Industrial Silence |
| Madrugada Nightly disease |
| Mamaleek Diner Coffee |
| Manchester Orchestra A Black Mile to the Surface |
| Mastodon Leviathan |
| Mastodon Blood Mountain |
| This is the unseen masterpiece of Mastodon. Excellent. |
| Mastodon Hushed and Grim |
| McLuhan Anomaly |
| Melody's Echo Chamber Bon Voyage |
| Messa Close |
| Metallica Ride the Lightning |
| Metallica ...And Justice for All |
| Moby Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt |
| Monika Roscher Bigband Witchy Activities and the Maple Death |
| Mother of Millions Human |
| Mother of Millions Sigma |
| Mother of Millions Artifacts |
| Mother Turtle II |
| Motorpsycho Here Be Monsters |
| Motorpsycho The All Is One |
| Muse Origin of Symmetry |
| Myrkur Folkesange |
| Native Construct Quiet World |
| Ne Obliviscaris Portal of I |
| Ne Obliviscaris Citadel |
| Need Orvam: A Song for Home |
| Neptunian Maximalism Eons |
| Nightwish Once |
| Non Serviam (FRA) Le Cœur Bat |
| Onsegen Ensemble Duel |
| Onsegen Ensemble Realms |
| OP3 and Runes AWSS |
| Opeth Still Life |
| Opeth Ghost Reveries |
| Opeth Heritage |
| OvO Ignoto |
| Pain of Salvation Remedy Lane |
| Pain of Salvation Road Salt One |
| Pain of Salvation Road Salt Two |
| Pain of Salvation In the Passing Light of Day |
| Perturbator Dangerous Days |
| Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon |
| Pink Floyd Animals |
| Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii |
| Placebo Without You I'm Nothing |
| Porcupine Tree Lightbulb Sun |
| Porcupine Tree The Sky Moves Sideways |
| Porcupine Tree Metanoia |
| Porcupine Tree Arriving Somewhere... |
| Protest the Hero Palimpsest |
| Radiohead A Moon Shaped Pool |
| Rage Against the Machine The Battle of Los Angeles |
| Rainbow Rising |
| Rainbow Long Live Rock 'n' Roll |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik |
| Regina Spektor Remember Us To Life |
| Rishloo Feathergun |
| Rishloo Living as Ghosts with Buildings as Teeth |
| Rivers of Nihil Where Owls Know My Name |
| Riverside Second Life Syndrome |
| Riverside Rapid Eye Movement |
| Riverside Eye of the Soundscape |
| Riverside ID.Entity |
| Rotting Christ Aealo |
| Rotting Christ Kata Ton Demona Eaftou |
| Rush A Farewell to Kings |
| Rush Permanent Waves |
| Rush Caress of Steel |
| Rush Clockwork Angels |
| Rush Clockwork Angels Tour |
| Saturnus Paradise Belongs to You |
| Savatage Streets: A Rock Opera |
| Savatage Gutter Ballet |
| Scale the Summit The Migration |
| Scorpions Blackout |
| Scorpions Love At First Sting |
| Scorpions Taken by Force |
| Scorpions Best |
| Scorpions Hot & Slow: Best Masters Of The 70's |
| Secret Shame Autonomy |
| September Code Remembering Mirrors |
| Septicflesh Infernus Sinfonica MMXIX |
| Serdce Timelessness |
| Sharon Van Etten We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong |
| Shilpa Ray Portrait of a Lady |
| Sieges Even A Sense of Change |
| SikTh Opacities |
| So Hideous None But a Pure Heart Can Sing |
| Soen Tellurian |
| Soen Lykaia |
| Spanish Love Songs Brave Faces Everyone |
| Spirit Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus |
| Steve Roden Stars of Ice |
| Steven Wilson Get All You Deserve |
| Ta Paidia Tis Paleotitas Enthimion Neanikon Sintrofion |
| The Doors Strange Days |
| The Enid The Seed and the Sower |
| The Future Sound of London Lifeforms |
| The Future Sound of London Dead Cities |
| The Ocean Pelagial |
| The Ocean Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic |
| Thodoris cortés ΔΕΝ |
| Titan to Tachyons Cactides |
| Trophy Scars Holy Vacants |
| Tuomas Holopainen Music Inspired by the Life and Times of Scrooge |
| Typhoon (USA-OR) Hunger and Thirst |
| Typhoon (USA-OR) Offerings |
| Ulver Shadows of the Sun |
| Ulver The Norwegian National Opera |
| Universal Totem Orchestra Mathematical Mother |
| Unto Others Strength |
| Van der Graaf Generator Godbluff |
| Vanessa Mae The Best of Vanessa Mae |
| Vangelis Blade Runner Soundtrack |
| Vangelis Direct |
| Villagers of Ioannina City Age of Aquarius |
| W.A.S.P. The Crimson Idol |
| Weyes Blood Titanic Rising |
| Weyes Blood's Titanic Rising takes the listener to a blissful cloud of strings and airy vocals, glimmering piano keys and slumbery drumming. The compositions reminiscent of older pop ballads in the same vein as ABBA and The Beatles, with modern production and indie aesthetic, interwoven with the sensitivity of singer/songwriter. The songs are lush and blooming, never particularly changing pace or face, but functioning as a safe haven, both in melody and lyrics. In rainy days, or hazy summer noons, have this album playing. |
| Yard Act The Overload |
| Yard Act Where's My Utopia? |
| Yes Close to the Edge |
| Yes Tales from Topographic Oceans |
| Yovel Forthcoming Humanity |
| 4.0 excellent |
| -S- Dom, w którym mieszkał Wąż |
| A Perfect Circle Eat the Elephant |
| A.A. Williams Forever Blue |
| AC/DC Highway To Hell |
| AC/DC Back In Black |
| Accept Blood of the Nations |
| Active Member Perasma st' Akroniro |
| Active Member Blah-Blasphemy |
| Aerosmith Get a Grip |
| Aerosmith Pump |
| Aerosmith Permanent Vacation |
| After Forever Decipher |
| After Forever Prison Of Desire |
| Agnes Obel Citizen Of Glass |
| Agnes Obel Myopia |
Consistency is another virtue of artistic expression and Agnes Obel keeps shooting arrows on the
same target. Myopia is as exilarating as it would be to see an archer split his previous arrow in
half. |
| Alas (AR) Alas |
| Alkinoos Ioannidis Mikri Valitsa |
| alt-J An Awesome Wave |
| alt-J The Dream |
| Amenra Mass VI |
Approaching AmenRa's music more as an artistic statement rather than a product seems unavoidable.
The band's appeal stems greatly from the fact that it works as a therapeutic experience, both in
their cathartic compositions, and on their gatherings that we call "live performances". It's
one of the few instances that the image is not an advertising gimmick or an aesthetic hollow of
substance, but it works dialectically with the lyrics, the stage presence and of course, the
music itself. The band calls for empathy in their masses, the sharing of pain and a communal walk
on the trodden path to catharsis, granting them the status of the "church" they have chosen for
themselves, only this time you will find no apprasial to a higher being, but simply to the
transcendent experience of being human. |
| Amigo the Devil Yours Until the War is Over |
| Amorphis Tales from the Thousand Lakes |
| Amorphis Under the Red Cloud |
| Anathema A Fine Day to Exit |
| Anathema Judgement |
| Anathema Alternative 4 |
| Anathema A Sort of Homecoming |
| Anathema The Optimist |
| Andy Irvine and Paul Brady Andy Irvine / Paul Brady |
| Anglagard Viljans Oga |
| Anthrax Among the Living |
| Antimatter Black Market Enlightenment |
| Aphrodite's Child End Of The World |
| Aphrodite's Child It's Five O'Clock |
| Apocalyptica Inquisition Symphony |
| Aprelstein Imaginations |
| Aprelstein Movements |
| Arcane Known/Learned |
| Archspire Bleed the Future |
| Arrayan Path IV: Stigmata |
| Artillery By Inheritance |
| Ashenspire Hostile Architecture |
| Aspid Extravasation |
| Atheist Elements |
| Atomic Rooster Atomic Roooster |
| Atomic Rooster Nice 'N' Greasy |
| Atomic Rooster Atomic Rooster |
| Avenged Sevenfold Life Is But a Dream... |
| Bala Maleza |
| Baroness Blue Record |
| Baroness Purple |
| Baroness Stone |
| Baxter Dury I Thought I Was Better Than You |
| Beardfish Destined Solitaire |
| Beardfish Mammoth |
| Beardfish +4626-Comfortzone |
| Ben Howard I Forget Where We Were |
| Nothing new, nothing innovative, nothing smarter than your average singer/songwriter album, but this is just catchy and memorable and everything flows perfectly (excluding the stinker Time is Dancing, which I utterly detest). It's got the warm feeling of familiarity and genuine expression, the songs are actually strong and never overstay their welcome and the album never loses momentum in its span, with enough variety of sounds to remain interesting. One of the best albums in the genre and apparently, one of Ben Howard's crowning achievements. rEdit: my rating is no. 420 ayyyyy lmaoooooo |
| Between the Buried and Me Colors |
| Bjork Post |
| Bjork Medulla |
| Bjork Utopia |
| Bjork Fossora |
| Black Country, New Road Ants From Up There |
| Black Label Society 1919 Eternal |
| Black Label Society Stronger Than Death |
| Black Sabbath Vol. 4 |
| Black Sabbath Sabotage |
| Black Sabbath Mob Rules |
| Black Sabbath Live Evil |
| Black Sabbath Born Again |
| Blackbraid Blackbraid II |
| Blackfield Blackfield |
| Blackfield Blackfield II |
| Blind Guardian Imaginations from the Other Side |
| Bohren und der Club of Gore Sunset Mission |
| Bon Jovi Crossroad |
| Boygenius the record |
| Brockhampton SATURATION II |
| Woah, I thought I didn't like Brockhampton, but listening to this album changed my opinion. Great instrumentals and flow. Some songs on here are perfect modern hip hop. |
| Buckethead Healing Inside Outside Every Side |
| Such a mellow release in a gore 2020. Take care of yourselves and others, guys. |
| Burst Lazarus Bird |
| Camel Moonmadness |
| Camel Camel |
| Camel The Snow Goose |
| Camel Rain Dances |
| Candlemass Epicus Doomicus Metallicus |
| Casualties of Cool Casualties of Cool |
| Chelsea Wolfe Birth of Violence |
| Chevelle NIRATIAS |
| Ciccada Harvest |
| Circus Movin' On |
| Clint Mansell π |
| Closure in Moscow Soft Hell |
| Colin Stetson Sorrow - Reimagining of Gorecki's 3rd Symphony |
| Control Denied The Fragile Art of Existence |
| Convulsing Perdurance |
| Crippled Black Phoenix Great Escape |
| Crippled Black Phoenix Ellengaest |
| Crippled Black Phoenix Banefyre |
| Crucis Los Delirios del Mariscal |
| Cryptic Shift Visitations from Enceladus |
| Cult of Luna The Long Road North |
| Cult of Luna and Julie Christmas Mariner |
| Cultist (CAN) Manic Despair |
| Curved Air Second Album |
| Curved Air Midnight Wire |
| Cynic Focus |
| David Bowie Blackstar |
| David Gilmour Rattle That Lock |
| David Maxim Micic Bilo 2.0 |
| David Maxim Micic BILO IV |
| Dead Can Dance The Serpent's Egg |
| Dead Can Dance Within the Realm of a Dying Sun |
| Deafheaven New Bermuda |
Having only recently given a chance to Sunbather and finding it not quite up my alley, I was
hesitant that New Bermuda would be a challenging listen as well. On the contrary, I found it way
more accessible than its predecessor, without feeling that the band's sound had been watered down
since their sophomore album, but had only matured. Leaving aside the stylistic preferences of the
genre, the compositions were actually genious, and I found there were many genre-crossings, in a
manner I didn't expect from a black-gaze album. Little nuances and intricacies await for you to
pick up, but this is not an album that lives off subtle details, but rather on build ups and
releases, and remains suspenceful and interesting throughout. It is an album that welcomes you to
discover what's hidden inside, but also may be one of the best entry points for the band's work as
a whole. |
| Death Individual Thought Patterns |
| Death Symbolic |
| Deep Purple Deep Purple In Rock |
| Deep Purple Burn |
| Demon Fuzz Afreaka! |
| Demoniac (CHL) So It Goes |
| Depressive Age First Depression |
| Devin Townsend Empath |
| Dimmu Borgir Abrahadabra |
| Dionysis Savvopoulos Ballos |
| Downfall of Gaia Silhouettes Of Disgust |
| Dream Theater A Change of Seasons |
| Each Morning of the World Central Asia PhoNographic Mornings |
| Earthside A Dream In Static |
| Excellent for a debut, some moments burst with emotion. Technicality and great sound. The guests here are all superb. What is to be said is that it's a bit generic at times and needs time to delve into the tracks, mainly because there's too much going on. Last track is excellent and the vocals do it justice. Expect more from these guys. |
| Electric Litany Enduring Days You Will Overcome |
| Electric Litany Sonder |
| Electric Outlet On! |
| Elton John The Road To Eldorado |
| Enslaved Heimdal |
| Epica Consign to Oblivion |
| Epica The Quantum Enigma |
| Epica Retrospect - 10th Anniversary |
| Esbe Bloomsday |
| Extra Life Secular Works, Vol. 2 |
| Faith No More King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime |
| Faith No More Angel Dust |
| Fates Warning Perfect Symmetry |
| Fates Warning Parallels |
| Fates Warning A Pleasant Shade of Gray |
| Fates Warning Darkness in a Different Light |
| Fates Warning Theories of Flight |
| Fates Warning Long Day Good Night |
| FES With Regards From Home |
| FKA Twigs Magdalene |
| FKA Twigs Caprisongs |
| Fleet Foxes Helplessness Blues |
| With undeniable creativity lushing over each song, rich vocal harmonies and a certain feel of nostalgia, this little piece of art has won the hearts of many - me included. The tribute to folk and American music that is Helplessness Blues is a solemn trip across a country I have never been to, and to a culture I've only known through more or less stereotypical projections. In the end, even for someone who's not into this genre of music, the apparent sense of honesty poured into this, the weightless feeling of choir singing and the gentle strumming of guitars over simple rhythmic patters, this album proves to be a safe place above all. A place where we can ponder upon life's purpose and our place in the world, without for once feeling attacked. |
| Florence and the Machine Dance Fever |
| Folly Group Down There! |
| Fontaines D.C. Skinty Fia |
| Frost* Falling Satellites |
| Gazpacho Tick Tock |
| Gazpacho Missa Atropos |
| Gazpacho Molok |
| Gazpacho Soyuz |
| Genesis Foxtrot |
| Gentle Giant Acquiring the Taste |
| Ghost (SWE) Infestissumam |
| Ghost (SWE) Meliora |
| Ghost (SWE) Prequelle |
| Goat Commune |
| God Is an Astronaut All Is Violent, All Is Bright |
| Godsleep Lies to Survive |
| Gojira Magma |
| Gospel MVDM: Magick Volumes Of Dark Madder |
| Grace Cummings Storm Queen |
| Grails Anches En Maat |
| Green Lung This Heathen Land |
| Haken Aquarius |
| Haken Affinity |
| Haniya Aslam Ayi Re |
| Hayley Williams FLOWERS for VASES / descansos |
| Hazpiq Cepheid |
| Heldon Stand By |
| Helloween Walls of Jericho |
| Helloween Keeper of the Seven Keys Part I |
| Helloween Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II |
| Hellripper Warlocks Grim and Withered Hags |
| Hermann Szobel Szobel |
| HMLTD The Worm |
| Hypno5e Shores of the Abstract Line |
| iamthemorning Belighted |
| Iced Earth Something Wicked This Way Comes |
| Ihsahn After |
| Ihsahn Arktis. |
| Il Giardino Onirico Apofenia |
| Inner Odyssey Ascension |
| Iron Maiden Powerslave |
| Iron Maiden Brave New World |
| Iron Maiden Flight 666: The Original Soundtrack |
| Iron Maiden Flight 666 (DVD) |
| Iron Maiden The Final Frontier |
| Iron Maiden Senjutsu |
| Island (CHE) Pictures |
| Jack Johnson On and On |
| James Blunt Back To Bedlam |
| Jan Garbarek Dis |
| Jan Garbarek Officium |
| Jan Garbarek Mnemosyne |
| Jenny Hval Blood Bitch |
| Jethro Tull Aqualung |
| Jethro Tull Minstrel in the Gallery |
| Johnny The Boy You |
| Jon and Vangelis Private Collection |
| Jono El Grande Melody Of A Muddled Mason |
| Jordsjo Nattfiolen |
| Judas Priest Painkiller |
| Julia Holter Have You In My Wilderness |
| Julia Holter Aviary |
| Kamasi Washington The Epic |
| Kamelot Karma |
| Kamelot Ghost Opera |
| Kamelot Silverthorn |
| Kansas Point of Know Return |
| Kansas Song for America |
| Kate Bush Never for Ever |
| Kayo Dot Plastic House on Base of Sky |
| Kendrick Lamar DAMN. |
| King Crimson Red |
| King Crimson Larks' Tongues in Aspic |
| King Crimson Lizard |
| King Crimson In the Wake of Poseidon |
| King Diamond Abigail |
| Klone Here Comes The Sun |
| Klone Le Grand Voyage |
| Kollektiv Kollektiv |
| Kristoffer Gildenlow Empty |
| Kuntari Last Boy Picked |
| La Dispute Wildlife |
| La Rossa A Fury of Glass |
| Lack the Low God-Carrier |
| Laibach Also Sprach Zarathustra |
| Lamb of God Wrath |
| Lamb of God Resolution |
| Led Zeppelin Presence |
| Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti |
| Led Zeppelin In Through the Out Door |
| Led Zeppelin Houses of the Holy |
| Leonard Cohen You Want It Darker |
| Leprous Coal |
| Leprous The Congregation |
| Really challenging album, yet very interesting. A light on its own, but without the variety I wanted it to be. It may be equally good with Coal. I don't think it can reach Bilateral, but they're different in a manner. Strongly recommended. It must be a 4, but I'll let time decide.rEdit: time did its job just fine and gave this album a 4. Who am I to disagree? |
| Leprous Malina |
| Leprous Pitfalls |
| Leprous Aphelion |
| Lingua Ignota SINNER GET READY |
| London Grammar If You Wait |
| London Grammar Truth is a Beautiful Thing |
| Low I Could Live in Hope |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 36 |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in B♭, Op. 60 |
| Ludwig van Beethoven "Pastoral" Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68 |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 |
| M.I.A. Arular |
| Machine Head The Blackening |
| Machine Head Unto The Locust |
| Machine Head Of Kingdom And Crown |
| Mastodon The Hunter |
| Mastodon Emperor of Sand |
Why it's Good: Mastodon trace the best characteristics of each album (except of, maybe, Remission)
and blend them all together. Combined with a great theme, inspired by life's bitter taste, the
music actually manages to touch a sensitive chord, without sacrificing one bit of modern Mastodon
dynamic.
Where it lacks: apart from awkward track order and the unusual abrupt ending of a number of songs,
this really has nothing to envy from past Mastodon albums. And while some may have a problem with
the lyrics, I find them to be on the same level as before: you loved them on previous offenigs?
you'll love them again this time. |
| Mastodon Cold Dark Place |
| Matt Elliott Drinking Songs |
| MaYaN Quarterpast |
| Megadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying? |
| Megadeth The System Has Failed |
| Megadeth Endgame |
| Meshuggah I |
| Messa Belfry |
| Messa Feast for Water |
| Metal Church Metal Church |
| Metallica Master of Puppets |
| Metallica Metallica |
| Midnight Sister Painting the Roses |
| Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells |
| Moby Play |
| Mono For My Parents |
| MONODRAMA mndrmooaa |
| Moondog Moondog |
| Moonspell Alpha Noir |
| Moonspell 1755 |
| Morphine Good |
| Mother Turtle Mother Turtle |
| Motorhead Ace of Spades |
| Motorhead Another Perfect Day |
| Motorpsycho The Death Defying Unicorn |
| Motorpsycho Ancient Astronauts |
| Mr. Bungle Mr. Bungle |
| Muse Absolution |
| Naked City Naked City |
| Need Hegaiamas: A Song For Freedom |
| Need Norchestrion: Α Song For The End |
| Neptunian Maximalism Solar Drone Ceremony |
| Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Skeleton Tree |
| Nicole Dollanganger Married in Mount Airy |
| Night Verses Every Sound Has a Color...: Part I |
| Night Verses Every Sound Has a Color...: Part II |
| Nightwish Angels Fall First |
| Nightwish Oceanborn |
| Nightwish Imaginaerum |
| Nightwish Imaginaerum: The Score |
| NoMeansNo Wrong |
| Non Serviam (FRA) Il Pleut Partout Derrière |
| Noppslyde Only for the Driven |
| Nova Twins Who Are The Girls? |
| Obscura Akróasis |
| Oceans of Slumber Winter |
| OK Goodnight The Fox and the Bird |
| Olivia Rodrigo Guts |
| Om Advaitic Songs |
| Omar Rodriguez-Lopez The Apocalypse Inside Of An Orange |
| Onsegen Ensemble Fear |
| Opeth Orchid |
| Opeth Damnation |
| Opeth My Arms, Your Hearse |
| Opeth Watershed |
| Orville Peck Bronco |
| OSI Free |
| Otay:onii Dream Hacker |
| Ozric Tentacles Swirly Termination |
| Pain of Salvation BE Live (DVD) |
| Pain of Salvation The Perfect Element, Part 1 |
| Pain of Salvation Entropia |
| Pain of Salvation Ending Themes |
| Pain of Salvation Panther |
| To no-one's surprise, PoS release a new album that sounds yet again different. Of course it's melodramatic, of course Daniel is in the spot-light, of course it's progressive - the core is the same (and not breached this time, mind you). And thankfully, it's one of the truly progressive albums of the year, which is evident by the rap-leaning t/t, the heavy procession of guitars, synth-ladden compositions and sound effects, which are not strange to progressive metal, but in no way are considered the classic formula. Make no mistake, though, strange polyrythms, unconventional song structures and long compositions are still there, so it's truly an album that will please most fans. Apart from the devisive cover art (hello Blacksad, didn't expect to see you here), the only complain would be the simplicity of some of the lyrics, which gives an uneven result. It's nice that Daniel can support his content, however (in various interviews he explains thoroughly his thinking), and it's good to see that penning lyrics is not on auto-pilot, as is the case for many bands of the genre. |
| Paolo Nutini Last Night in the Bittersweet |
| Pascal Le Boeuf Into the Anthropocene |
| Pendragon (UK) Love Over Fear |
| Periphery Periphery IV: Hail Stan |
| Phideaux Snowtorch |
| Pink Floyd Meddle |
| Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother |
| Pink Floyd A Saucerful of Secrets |
| Pink Floyd The Final Cut |
| Placebo Battle for the Sun |
| Porcupine Tree In Absentia |
| Porcupine Tree Stupid Dream |
| Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank Planet |
| Porcupine Tree Transmission IV |
| Premiata Forneria Marconi Storia di un minuto |
| Prince The Black Album |
| Procol Harum Live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra |
| Proem Socially Inept |
| Psychotic Waltz The God-Shaped Void |
| Queensryche The Warning |
| Queensryche Rage for Order |
| Radiohead Amnesiac |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers By the Way |
| Redemption I Am The Storm |
| Regal Worm Pig Views |
| Regina Spektor What We Saw from the Cheap Seats |
| Regina Spektor Home, Before and After |
| Renaissance Turn of the Cards |
| Rid Of Me Access To The Lonely |
| Riot City Electric Elite |
| Rishloo Eidolon |
| Riverside Out of Myself |
| Riverside Shrine Of New Generation Slaves |
| Riverside Love, Fear and the Time Machine |
| Rotting Christ A Dead Poem |
| Rush 2112 |
| Rush Grace Under Pressure |
| Saltillo Ganglion |
| Samsara Blues Experiment Waiting For The Flood |
| Santana Supernatural |
| Saturnus Veronika Decides to Die |
| Saturnus Martyre |
| Saturnus For the Loveless Lonely Nights |
| Savatage Hall of the Mountain King |
| Savatage Edge of Thorns |
| Scorpions Lovedrive |
| Scorpions Virgin Killer |
| Scorpions In Trance |
| Scorpions Moment of Glory |
| Septicflesh Codex Omega |
| Seru Giran La Grasa de las Capitales |
| Shilpa Ray Door Girl |
| Sieges Even The Art of Navigating by the Stars |
| Sikasa Matter Earth |
| Silvana Estrada Marchita |
| Slapp Happy Slapp Happy |
| Slayer Seasons in the Abyss |
| Slayer Reign in Blood |
| Slayer South of Heaven |
| Sleep Token Take Me Back to Eden |
| Slift Ilion |
| Slipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses |
| Smoulder Violent Creed of Vengeance |
| Soen Lotus |
| Solstafir Endless Twilight of Codependent Love |
| Son Lux Lanterns |
| Son Lux Brighter Wounds |
| Sophie Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides |
| SOUL GLO Diaspora Problems |
| Sound Struggle Rise |
| Spectral Lore Ετερόφωτος |
| Spiritual Beggars Earth Blues |
| Steve Vai The Story of Light |
| Steven Wilson Insurgentes |
| Steven Wilson Grace for Drowning |
| Steven Wilson 4 1/2 |
| This small collection of songs creates an indipendent and satisfying entity that shows Steven Wilson's ability to write moody songs (like the Postcard-y Happiness III, the mellow Year of Plague and the noir Sunday Rain Sets In) but also more agressive tunes, like the magnum opus My Book of Regrets, that finds SW rearranging some of his ideas into something new and beautiful. Vermillioncore is a jazzy intrumental with psychedelic influences and is bound to make the listener move his body in the rhythm. The EP closes with a new version of Don't Hate Me, where SW sings a duet with Ninet Tayeb, who we first listened on Hand.Cannot.Erase. This addition to Steven Wilson's catalogue is certainly a worthy one and works perfectly as a small treat to make the waiting for his next offering a little more bearable. |
| Storm Corrosion Storm Corrosion |
| Strawbs Just a Collection of Antiques and Curios |
| Subsignal Beacons of Somewhere Sometime |
| System of a Down Mezmerize |
| T.R.A.M. Lingua Franca |
| T2 It'll All Work Out in Boomland |
| Tenacious D Tenacious D |
| Tenacious D The Pick of Destiny |
| Terry Reid River |
| TesseracT War of Being |
| The Aristocrats Culture Clash |
| The Aristocrats Tres Caballeros |
| The Beach Boys Pet Sounds |
| The Beatles Revolver |
| The Beatles Let It Be |
| The Beatles The Beatles |
| The Beatles Help! |
| The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
| The Caretaker An Empty Bliss Beyond This World |
| The Chariot One Wing |
| Louder. Louder. Louder. Louder. Louder. Louder. Louder. Louder. |
| The Cinematic Orchestra Man With A Movie Camera |
| The Dear Hunter Act I: The Lake South, the River North |
| The Dear Hunter Act II: The Meaning of, & All Things Regarding Ms. Leading |
| The Dear Hunter Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise |
| The Flock Dinosaur Swamps |
| The Gabriel Construct Interior City |
| The HIRS Collective We're Still Here |
| The Hooters Nervous Night |
| The Mars Volta Frances the Mute |
| The Mars Volta Amputechture |
| The Mars Volta The Mars Volta |
| The Mercury Tree Spidermilk |
| The Ocean Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic |
| The Ocean Holocene |
| The Pineapple Thief Variations on a Dream |
| The Pineapple Thief Someone Here Is Missing |
| The Pineapple Thief Your Wilderness |
| The Vision Bleak Carpathia |
| Thy Catafalque Vadak |
| Titan to Tachyons Vonals |
| Toby Driver Madonnawhore |
| Tony Iommi Iommi |
| Tool 72826 |
| Tove Lo Dirt Femme |
| Toxik Think This |
| Tribulation Where the Gloom Becomes Sound |
| Trivium The Sin and the Sentence |
| Trivium In the Court of the Dragon |
| Trophy Scars Bad Luck |
| Trophy Scars Astral Pariah |
| Typhoon (USA-OR) A New Kind of House |
| Typhoon (USA-OR) White Lighter |
| U.S. Girls In A Poem Unlimited |
| Ulver Kveldssanger |
| Ulver Bergtatt - Et eeventyr i 5 capitler |
| Ulver The Assassination of Julius Caesar |
| Uyama Hiroto Freeform Jazz |
| Vali Forlatt |
| Vali Skogslandskap |
| Van der Graaf Generator Pawn Hearts |
| Van der Graaf Generator The Least We Can Do Is Wave to... |
| Van der Graaf Generator World Record |
| Vangelis Voices |
| Vangelis Soil Festivities |
| Vangelis Albedo 0.39 |
| Vangelis Heaven and Hell |
| Vangelis The City |
| Vangelis Spiral |
| Vangelis China |
| Vangelis Mask |
| Vangelis Antarctica |
| Vangelis Chariots Of Fire |
| Vangelis Rosetta |
| Vangelis Nocturne |
| Vangelis Juno to Jupiter |
| Vassilis Papakonstantinou Φοβάμαι... |
| Vektor Terminal Redux |
| Venus Principle Stand in Your Light |
| Verbal Delirium Conundrum |
| Villagers of Ioannina City Riza |
| Villagers of Ioannina City Zvara/Karakolia EP |
| Vjuga Aeternum |
| Votum :KTONIK: |
| Votum Duhkha |
| W.A.S.P. Inside the Electric Circus |
| Watchtower Energetic Disassembly |
| Wax People Wax People |
| We Lost the Sea Departure Songs |
| Wet Leg Wet Leg |
| Weyes Blood And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow |
| Whitesnake Snakebite |
| Whitesnake Lovehunter |
| Whitesnake Whitesnake |
| Winterhorde Maestro |
| Wolverine Machina Viva |
| YAYA KIM a.k.a YAYA |
| Yes Relayer |
| Yes Fragile |
| Yolk Solar |
| Yoth Iria As The Flame Withers |
| Zakk Wylde Book of Shadows |
| Zeal and Ardor Stranger Fruit |
| Zs XE |
| 3.5 great |
| 7 for 4 Diffusion |
| A Perfect Circle Thirteenth Step |
| A.A. Williams As The Moon Rests |
| Accept Stalingrad: Brothers In Death |
| Active Member To Megalo Kolpo |
| Active Member Ston Kairo Tou Allokotou Fovou |
| Active Member Skieratsa |
| Active Member Apo tis Ftiaxis Mas Ta Lathia |
| Active Member Arsenali |
| Aenaon Mnemosyne |
| Aerosmith Toys in the Attic |
| Aerosmith Get Your Wings |
| Agnes Obel Aventine |
| Aherusia Bacchus - Epiphanies Of The Crazy God |
| Akritas Akritas |
| Alcest Écailles De Lune |
While I wasn't excited to spin this after I learned a thing or two about the band's roots in Peste
Noir, I have to admit that it's quite a nice album. I would have preferred if the production
wasn't so dry, but I understand it's a conscious choice. I guess, if I wasn't aware of their
worldview, I would be even more into this. Solar Song is amazing, tho. |
| Aldous Harding Aldous Harding |
| Aldous Harding Designer |
| Aldous Harding Warm Chris |
| All Traps On Earth A Drop Of Light |
| Allochiria Commotion |
| Almach Realm |
| Alora Crucible Thymiamatascension |
| alt-J This Is All Yours |
| Amenra De Doorn |
| Amorphis Queen of Time |
| Amorphis Halo |
| Anacrusis Suffering Hour |
| Anathema A Natural Disaster |
| Anathema We're Here Because We're Here |
| Anathema Distant Satellites |
| Anekdoten Until All The Ghosts Are Gone |
| Anna von Hausswolff All Thoughts Fly |
| Anthrax Spreading the Disease |
| Anthrax Persistence of Time |
| Anthrax Sound of White Noise |
| Apocalyptica Plays Metallica by Four Cellos |
| Aprelstein Illuminations |
| Archspire Relentless Mutation |
| Atheist Piece of Time |
| Atmospheres The Departure |
| Atomic Rooster In Hearing of Atomic Rooster |
| Atomic Rooster Made In England |
| Atsuko Chiba Water, It Feels Like It's Growing |
| Aurora (NOR) The Gods We Can Touch |
| Avantasia The Mystery Of Time |
| Avantasia Ghostlights |
| Ayreon The Final Experiment |
| Ayreon The Theory of Everything |
| BADA Bada |
| Baroness Red Album |
| Baroness Gold and Grey |
| Beardfish Sleeping in Traffic: Part Two |
| Beardfish The Sane Day |
| Beardfish The Void |
| Bent Knee Land Animal |
| Between the Buried and Me The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues |
| Between the Buried and Me The Parallax II: Future Sequence |
| Between the Buried and Me Automata II |
| Black Label Society Shot to Hell |
| Black Label Society Order Of The Black |
| Black Sabbath Headless Cross |
| Black Sabbath Tyr |
| Black Sabbath Dehumanizer |
| Blackfield Blackfield V |
Why it's good: A much needed revival for the band after two mediocre and ultimately disappointing
releases. Steven Wilson's unexpected return is felt as he is now as present as he used to be. The
album's theme is about ''the ocean and the circle of life''. The first half might seem a bit
lukewarm, but from 'October' onwards it is the Blackfield we always loved. Songs like the latter,
'Sorrys', 'Life is an Ocean' and 'From 44 to 48' are Blackfield classics and others are
experimentations, such as 'Lonely Soul' that doesn't quite fit the style, but is definitely a
noteworthy addition.
Where it lacks: The dim and sad tone of Blackfield is not that present. Songs tend to be mellower
and happier, with more string arrangements than before. The music fits the album cover's colours
perfectly. It's warmer and brighter, missing the x factor the band is known for. The fillers are
obvious and there's also 'Undercover Heart', whith a vocal delivery I personally detest. Add some
quirky lyrics and you have the cons of 'Blackfield V'. |
| Blind Guardian Tales from the Twilight World |
| Blind Guardian Follow the Blind |
| Blind Guardian Battalions of Fear |
| Blind Guardian Beyond the Red Mirror |
| Bohren und der Club of Gore Black Earth |
| Bohren und der Club of Gore Midnight Radio |
| Bohren und der Club of Gore Piano Nights |
| Bohren und der Club of Gore Patchouli Blue |
| Brand X Product |
| Bruno Mars 24K Magic |
| Buckethead Monument Valley |
| BUS The Unknown Secretary |
| Note to Self: Don't forget this. You are not greatly excited about it now, but maybe you'll be one day. Last two songs are killers. |
| Caligula's Horse Moments from Ephemeral City |
| Caligula's Horse Bloom |
| Caligula's Horse Rise Radiant |
| In Contact is a very difficult album to follow and we should even praise CH for not even dipping in quality, as can be the case for bands after releasing personal milestones. Rise Radiant is an album that finds CH in an inspirational plateau, harvesting the fruits of their career so far and continuing expansion on their sound as it has been shaped so far. It is one amazing release for 2020, but for a band of such level we can only wait for more. |
| Caligula's Horse Charcoal Grace |
| Camel Stationary Traveller |
| Camel I Can See Your House From Here |
| Camel Breathless |
| Canvas Solaris Irradiance |
| Cellar Noise Nautilus |
| Callar Noise's sophomore album shouts quality, from the production and sound mixing, to the amazing cover album and, well, the music itself. rThe style these Italians play is a mix of alternative and progressive rock, sometimes fishing influences from '70s groups and sometimes drawing inspiration from more recent bands, such as Porcupine Tree (e.g. in the amazing t/t) or Phideaux. True to their country's prog-rock legacy, their compositions are more on the melodic side, with outbursts of heavyness, but never exceeding the limit, with symphonic layering here and there. It's an overlooked little gem and a fine addition to all proggers' libraries. r |
| Charlie Griffiths Tiktaalika |
| Closure in Moscow Pink Lemonade |
| Clutch Sunrise On Slaughter Beach |
| Collegium Musicum Collegium Musicum |
| Conception Flow |
| Conception My Dark Symphony |
| Converge Bloodmoon: I |
| Coroner Grin |
| Crippled Black Phoenix A Love of Shared Disasters |
| Crippled Black Phoenix White Light Generator |
| Cult of Luna Vertikal |
| From the beutiful, trans-inducing intro, to the various bursts and rhythmic plays, Vertikal is a magnificent album that encapsulates all things we expect from Cult of Luna, and still remains fresh as an artistic statement. Claustrophobia is the axis for CoL's music, and this is yet another example of their style. The belly of the album is the 18-minute long ''Vicarious Redemption'', that unfolds as a dancing drapery fall amidst a storm and by the end of it, you are left so amased, you don't realize 20 minute have flown by. |
| Cult of Luna A Dawn to Fear |
| Cult of Luna The Raging River |
| Curved Air Phantasmagoria |
| Cynic Ascension Codes |
| Dark Angel Darkness Descends |
| David Bowie Tonight |
| David Maxim Micic Bilo |
| David Maxim Micic is a renowned musician in the djent genre. His discography has been proven to be one of the most solid and well executed among his fellow players. He's creative, distinctive, memorable, jazzy and folky. His first EP shows his capabilities, though do not deliver as much as Bilo 2.0 and 3.0. That being said, his debut work is by no means a bad or even a ''just-good'' piece of art, it's damn fine music. Well done DMM. Keep doing whatever the heck you're doing! |
| David Maxim Micic EGO |
| David Maxim Micic ECO |
| Dawn of a Dark Age La Tavola Osca |
| Dead Can Dance Anastasis |
| Death Spiritual Healing |
| Death Leprosy |
| Deathrow Deception Ignored |
| Deathspell Omega The Synarchy of Molten Bones |
| Deep Purple Perfect Strangers |
| Deep Purple Fireball |
| Deep Purple The Book of Taliesyn |
| Delain Lucidity |
| Demolition Hammer Epidemic of Violence |
| Der Weg Einer Freiheit Noktvrn |
| Devastation Idolatry |
| Devin Townsend The Puzzle |
| Devin Townsend Project Deconstruction |
| Diamanda Galas The Litanies of Satan |
| Dio The Last in Line |
| Dodsrit Nocturnal Will |
| DragonForce Sonic Firestorm |
| Dream Theater Train of Thought |
| Dream Theater Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence |
| Dream Theater Falling into Infinity |
| Dream Theater When Dream and Day Unite |
| Dream Theater A Dramatic Turn of Events |
| Dream Theater A View from the Top of the World |
| Dvne Etemen Ænka |
| Dylan LeBlanc Cautionary Tale |
| Earthless Night Parade of One Hundred Demons |
| Empire Of The Sun Walking On A Dream |
| Epica The Phantom Agony |
| Epica The Score: An Epic Journey |
| Epica Requiem for the Indifferent |
| I am between 3 and 3.5, but some moments in it, like Karma, Monopoly..., Requiem's intro and the last half of Avalanche make me say it's a 3.5... Anyway, decent album... |
| Epica The Holographic Principle |
| Epica Omega |
| Esperanza Spalding Emily's D+Evolution |
| Estatic Fear A Sombre Dance |
| Ether Feather There Is No Zero |
| Exovex Radio Silence |
| Faith No More Sol Invictus |
| Fallujah Dreamless |
| Fates Warning No Exit |
| Fates Warning The Spectre Within |
| Fates Warning Awaken the Guardian |
| Father John Misty Chloe and the Next 20th Century |
| Fever Ray Radical Romantics |
| Fiori-Seguin Deux Cents Nuits A L'Heure |
| Flaming Row Mirage - A Portrayal of Figures |
| Frogg Cafe Bateless Edge |
| Fucked Up Police |
| Garolou Garolou |
| Genesis Invisible Touch |
| Gentle Giant Three Friends |
| GGGOLDDD This Shame Should Not Be Mine |
| Ghost (SWE) Opus Eponymous |
| Ghost (SWE) Impera |
| Gia Margaret Mia Gargaret |
| Goat World Music |
| Gojira Fortitude |
| Good Tiger We Will All be Gone |
| Gospel The Loser |
| Grace Cummings Ramona |
| Gramatik Street Bangerz Vol. 3 |
| Grand Magus The Hunt |
| Green Carnation Light of Day, Day of Darkness |
| Grian Chatten Chaos For The Fly |
| Guhts Regeneration |
| Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion I |
| Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction |
| Hail Spirit Noir Eden In Reverse |
| Haken Restoration |
| Haken Vector |
| Hallas Isle of Wisdom |
| Hamferd Men Guðs Hond Er Sterk |
| Haunt (USA-CA) Beautiful Distraction |
| Healthyliving Songs of Abundance, Psalms of Grief |
| Helium Horse Fly Hollowed |
| Helloween The Dark Ride |
| Helloween Master of the Rings |
| Herod Iconoclast |
| Hypno5e Alba - Les Hombres Errantes |
| Hypno5e Sheol |
| iamthemorning ~ |
| Ibaraki Rashomon |
| Iced Earth The Dark Saga |
| Iced Earth Dystopia |
| IDLES Ultra Mono |
| Igorrr Spirituality and Distortion |
| Ihsahn Eremita |
| Ihsahn Ihsahn |
| Ihsahn Ihsahn (Orchestral) |
| Indukti S.U.S.A.R. |
| Ingranaggi Della Valle Warm Spaced Blue |
| Inner Odyssey Have a Seat |
| While the musicianship is excellent and the melodies are pretty well written, I believe the singer doesn't fit quite much in the whole project. His voice reminds a bit too much of Hetfield and that is a mismatch for the whole Riverside sound they want to achieve. Other than that, it's a very enjoyable album! |
| Intronaut The Direction of Last Things |
| Intronaut Fluid Existential Inversions |
| Iron Maiden Killers |
| Iron Maiden Fear of the Dark |
| Iron Maiden The X Factor |
| Iron Maiden A Matter of Life and Death |
| Iron Maiden The Book of Souls |
| Jack Johnson Brushfire Fairytales |
| Jan Garbarek Esoteric Circle |
| Jan Garbarek Photo with Blue Sky... |
| Jan Garbarek Eventyr |
| Jan Garbarek Wayfarer |
| Jan Garbarek - Bobo Stenson Quartet Dansere |
| Jeff Loomis Plains of Oblivion |
| Jenny Hval The Practice of Love |
| Jenny Hval Classic Objects |
| Jethro Tull Stand Up |
| Jethro Tull Benefit |
| Jethro Tull A Passion Play |
| Jethro Tull Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young To Die! |
| Jethro Tull Songs from the Wood |
| Jethro Tull Heavy Horses |
| Jethro Tull Crest of a Knave |
| A very chill album, where JT return to form. Relaxing tracks, interesting guitar work and Ian's well known flute, creating an -if not satisfying- adequate album. Tracks like Budhapest, Farm on the Freeway and Said She Was A Dancer stake out for being really good, and Steel Monkey also catches our attention for all the wrong reasons. Yet, JT, on their 16th album, show they still have some aces up their sleeve. |
| Jethro Tull Catfish Rising |
| Jon Hopkins Immunity |
| Immunity is an album that lives up to its name. The cathartic, ritualistic and maybe even monotonous passages definitely bring to mind a process of healing. When so many listeners find in this album a sense of place and safety, I can't rate it solely on a compositional level, which in any way can't add up to the general atmosphere of the album. Another case when the sum is bigger that its parts. If you want to take a taste of the album, check ''Open Eye Signal'' and ''Immunity'' |
| Judas Priest British Steel |
| Judas Priest Invincible Shield |
| Kamelot The Fourth Legacy |
| Kamelot Haven |
| Some excellent songs, some great and some decent. Kamelot put out a record that will please any fan, even if it doesn't reach Epica/The Black Halo heights. Kaverik seems to feel nice in his position, the band's performance is excellent and there are new treats and perspectives here and there to make the final product sound fresh. rRecommended tracks:Beautiful Apocalypse,Liar Liar, Revolution, |
| Kariti Covered Mirrors |
| Katatonia Last Fair Deal Gone Down |
| Katatonia Night Is the New Day |
| Katatonia Dead End Kings |
| Katatonia Sky Void of Stars |
| Kate Bush The Kick Inside |
| Keeray Makoray Island In The City |
| Kikagaku Moyo Kumoyo Island |
| King Shaboz 6pm |
| KIP Songs of Love |
| Kishi Bashi Emigrant |
| Klone Meanwhile |
| La Dispute Panorama |
| Led Zeppelin Coda |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin III |
| Leprous Tall Poppy Syndrome |
| Lord Buffalo Tohu Wa Bohu |
| A masterful example of dark americana, for those looking the dread of Chelsea Wolfe's Birth of Violence, mixed with the paranoia of David Eugene Edwards. I appreciated the cacophony on some instruments at parts, really fit the grim atmosphere. Some songs will have you dancing in the moonlit desert in no time. A fun late-at-night summer album. |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21 |
| Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in E♭ “Eroica” Op. 55 |
| Lunatic Soul Lunatic Soul |
| Lunatic Soul Under The Fragmented Sky |
| Lvmen Mondo |
| M83 Hurry Up, We're Dreaming |
| While everybody loves an 80's worship, myself included, I felt a bit overwhelmed by ''Hurry Up, We're Dreaming''. For someone who started kneeling out of the metalhead closed-mindedness not that long ago, this album is a proof that pop albums can actually be described as behemoths, as heavy, as masterpieces. However, every time I need to take a deep breath before diving into this seemingly unending ocean of synths. But it's not unending, it's 22 songs long. Trimmed down, I could see this become an odd favourite, but until I start making sense of this glorious mess, it remains a promise for latter days. |
| Machine Head Through The Ashes Of Empires |
| Machine Head Bloodstone And Diamonds |
| Major Parkinson Twilight Cinema |
| Mamaleek Come and See |
| Mammock Itch |
| Manchester Orchestra The Million Masks of God |
| Manchester Orchestra The Valley of Vision |
| Mannequin Pussy I Got Heaven |
| Maquina! Why? |
| Marika Hackman Big Sigh |
| Mariusz Duda AFR AI D |
| Mastodon Once More 'Round the Sun |
| maudlin of the Well Bath |
| MaYaN Antagonise |
| Megadeth Countdown to Extinction |
| Megadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good! |
| Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What! |
| Megadeth Th1rt3en |
| Melody's Echo Chamber Emotional Eternal |
| Mercyful Fate Melissa |
| Metallica Kill 'Em All |
| Metallica Hardwired...To Self-Destruct |
| Mizmor and Thou Myopia |
| Moby All Visible Objects |
| Monarch (USA-CA) Two Isles |
| Mono Hymn to the Immortal Wind |
| Mono & The Ocean Transcendental |
| Moonspell Hermitage |
| Moose Loose Elgen Er Los |
| Mother Turtle MT V |
| Motorhead Overkill |
| Motorhead Bomber |
| Motorhead Orgasmatron |
| Motorpsycho The Tower |
Motorpsycho have managed to pull through even with the major line-up changes. The Tower
is a massive album with great melodies and ideas, that takes its time to discover each and every
corner in the room before closing the door behind. After their phenomenal Here Be Monsters, they
return to a more signature sound and jam furiously in what can be one of the most satisfying
albums of the year, while also paying homage to their heroes and influences. Don't forget that the
album is complimented by one of the best looking album covers of 2017. r
Where it lacks: The sheer amount of its time (75 minutes) makes it clear that no matter how
enjoyable it is, it can be very demanding. It never gets actually tiring or boring, but there is a
bunch of moments where the fat could be trimmed down. For instance, A Pacific Sonata, clocking at
around 15', is neither that varied, nor much adventurous to justify the duration. The album is
really talkative and I bet the fans are anything but disappointed, but hopefully their next album
will be more channeled.Don't get me wrong though, this is definitely not an album to avoid. |
| Motorpsycho The Crucible |
| Motorpsycho Kingdom of Oblivion |
| Mr. Bungle Disco Volante |
| Muse Black Holes & Revelations |
| Muse Drones |
| Muse Will of the People |
| mutesite re: |
| Myrath Desert Call |
| Myrath Legacy |
| Naxatras Naxatras |
| Excellent for summer days ( I don't know specifically why, but stoner works better for me when the days are long and hot), the vocal effects help create this psychedelic/spacey atmosphere, the sound is very well mixed and the songs here are pure bliss. Well done! |
| Ne Obliviscaris Urn |
| Ne Obliviscaris Exul |
| Night Verses From the Gallery of Sleep |
| Giving it a second chance after almost 2.5ing it. Musical dexterity aside, there are many rooms and corridors to explore in this album, which almost never disappoints in dynamics and stunning moments. Production helps elevate an already amazing result, an art piece filled with inspired ideas and detailed flourishes. Can prove to be tiresome for many, as it works best if listened from start to finish (as a dream sequence, the way the band intended), and individual tracks aren't as satisfactory. |
| Nightwish Century Child |
| Nightwish Wishmaster |
| Nova Twins Supernova |
| Novembre Ursa |
| Obliveon From This Day Forward |
| Ode and Elegy Ode and Elegy |
| Om God Is Good |
| Operation: Mindcrime The Key |
| Opeth Morningrise |
| Opeth Deliverance |
| Opeth Sorceress |
The sense of continuity, cohesion and unity is back. Opeth made an album with a concept, not a
collection of tunes, like PC was. The production is mediocre and damp, but the weird mix makes the
album sound more serious and heavy. Because it is heavy, and the production is not the
only reason for it. Songs like The Wilde Flowers, Chrysalis and Strange Brew are excellently
written, and The Seven Sojourn gives a very warm and moody (ha!) vibe. Songs like Will O' The
Wisp, A Fleeting Glance and Era don't click as much, and I wouldn't mind if they were missing. As
for the rest of the songs, Persephone I & II work as great bookends, and Sorceress II is the best
of the two ballads, with interesting sound effects. It's a new face, yet again, for Opeth, darker
than PC and heavier than Heritage. Is it worth it? Only time can tell for sure, but for now it's a
very entertaining album that has all the elements new Opeth have to show and a fan could want. |
| Opeth In Cauda Venenum |
| OST Invisible Ink For Sketching Ghosts |
| Our Oceans While Time Disappears |
| Pain of Salvation One Hour by the Concrete Lake |
| Pain of Salvation 12:5 |
| Pain of Salvation Falling Home |
| After a serious health problem, PoS's mastermind Daniel G. has returned. Before starting working officially on their new material, they create a nice copilation of old songs (including two 'new' ones), that works pretty good as a warm up. They cover previous material, softening their sound and adding a nice jazzy and bluesy vibe, crafting a hearty release that keeps us busy until their next studio album. |
| Periphery Periphery V: Djent is Not a Genre |
| Persefone Metanoia |
| Pink Floyd Obscured by Clouds |
| Planet Of Zeus Macho Libre |
| Plini Sweet Nothings |
| Plini The End of Everything |
| Plini Sunhead |
| Polis Weltklang |
| Pomegranate Tiger Boundless |
| Poppy I Disagree |
| Porcupine Tree Signify |
| Porcupine Tree Voyage 34: The Complete Trip |
| Porcupine Tree Recordings |
| Porcupine Tree Nil Recurring |
| Porcupine Tree Staircase Infinities |
| Porcupine Tree Closure/Continuation |
| Primus Sailing the Seas of Cheese |
| Protest the Hero Scurrilous |
| Protest the Hero Volition |
| Psudoku Planetarisk Sudoku |
| Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Shyga! The Sunlight Mound |
| Psychonaut Unfold the God Man |
| Psychonaut Violate Consensus Reality |
| Pure Reason Revolution Eupnea |
| Pussy Riot MATRIARCHY NOW |
| Quarteto 1111 Onde, Quando, Como, Porquê, Cantamos Pessoas Vivas |
| Queensryche Empire |
| Queensryche Promised Land |
| Queensryche Queensryche |
| Queensryche Condition Human |
| Rachael Sage Myopia |
| Rainbow Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow |
| Rainbow Stranger in Us All |
| Red Frame Whakapakoko |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Stadium Arcadium |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers The Getaway |
| Rivers of Nihil The Work |
| Riverside Memories In My Head |
| Roger Waters Is This The Life We Really Want? |
| Rotting Christ Rituals |
| Rush Fly by Night |
| Rush Signals |
| Rush Rush |
| Rush Power Windows |
| Sacro The End |
| Sadus A Vision of Misery |
| Savatage Dead Winter Dead |
| Scale the Summit V |
| Schizofrenia Taste of Blues |
| Scorpions Animal Magnetism |
| Scorpions Savage Amusement |
| Scorpions Lonesome Crow |
| Scorpions Unbreakable |
| Scorpions Acoustica |
| Scorpions Humanity: Hour I |
| September Code 2 smiles ago |
| September Code III |
| Sieges Even Life Cycle |
| Sigh Shiki |
| Sleepin Pillow The Past is Already Here |
| Slipknot Slipknot |
| Slipknot Iowa |
| Slipknot We Are Not Your Kind |
| Soen Imperial |
| Soft Machine Hidden Details |
| Spectral Lore 11 Days |
| Spiritual Beggars Sunrise to Sundown |
| Spock's Beard The Oblivion Particle |
| Stellar Death Fragments of Light |
| Steve Hackett The Circus and the Nightwhale |
| Steve Vai Modern Primitive |
| Steven Wilson To the Bone |
| Steven Wilson The Harmony Codex |
| Subsignal A Poetry Of Rain |
| Sufjan Stevens Javelin |
| Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner and James McAliste Planetarium |
| Suicidal Angels Sanctify The Darkness |
| Suicidal Angels Dead Again |
| Supersister To the Highest Bidder |
| Svdestada Candela |
| Swans To Be Kind |
| System of a Down Steal This Album! |
| System of a Down Hypnotize |
| Tantra Mistérios e Maravilhas |
| Teeth Of The Sea Wraith |
| Temples Sun Structures |
| Tenacious D Rize of the Fenix |
| TesseracT Altered State |
| TesseracT Sonder |
| Testament Dark Roots of Earth |
| The Beatles Rubber Soul |
| The Beatles A Hard Day's Night |
| The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour |
| The Beatles With the Beatles |
| The Beatles Beatles for Sale |
| The Dillinger Escape Plan Option Paralysis |
| The Hirsch Effekt Kollaps |
| The Lost Poets Insubordia |
| The Mars Volta De-Loused in the Comatorium |
| The Pineapple Thief Dissolution |
| The Sea Within The Sea Within |
| The Smile Wall of Eyes |
| The Steams Mild Conquest |
| The Vision Bleak The Wolves Go Hunt Their Prey |
| The Vision Bleak Set Sail To Mystery |
| The Web i spider |
| Theatre Of Tragedy Theatre of Tragedy |
| Todd Rundgren Todd |
| Tom Sochas You could hear the bird sing |
| Tool 10,000 Days |
| Tool Fear Inoculum |
| Trivium What the Dead Men Say |
| Turnstile Glow On |
| Typhoon (USA-OR) Sympathetic Magic |
| U.S. Girls Bless This Mess |
| Ulcerate Stare Into Death and Be Still |
| Ulver Blood Inside |
| Ulver Wars of the Roses |
| Ulver Messe I.X-VI.X |
| Ulver ATGCLVLSSCAP |
| Ulver Sic Transit Gloria Mundi |
| Van der Graaf Generator H to He, Who Am the Only One |
| Van der Graaf Generator The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome |
| Vangelis Hypothesis |
| Vangelis The Dragon |
| Violet Cold Empire of Love |
| Vitam Aeternam Revelations of the Mother Harlot |
| Voice Of Baceprot Retas |
| Von Hertzen Brothers Love Remains the Same |
| W.A.S.P. W.A.S.P. |
| W.A.S.P. The Last Command |
| Warlord The Holy Empire |
| Whitesnake Trouble |
| Whitesnake Ready An' Willing |
| Whitesnake Slide It In |
| Whitesnake Come An' Get It |
| Yes The Yes Album |
| Yes Time and a Word |
| Yes Drama |
| Yes 90125 |
| YIN YIN Mount Matsu |
| Zalomon Grass Space Opera |
| 3.0 good |
| 1886 Before The Fog Covers The Mount |
| 801 801 Live |
| Active Member Ston Vouvon Tin Eschatia |
| Active Member Cosmos Alivas |
| Adrianne Lenker Bright Future |
| Aerosmith Aerosmith |
| Aerosmith Done With Mirrors |
| Aeternam Heir of the Rising Sun |
| Altar of the Stag Visceral Offering |
| Altin Gun Aşk |
| Anneke van Giersbergen The Darkest Skies Are The Brightest |
| Anthrax Fistful of Metal |
| Arcturus La Masquerade Infernale |
| Atomic Rooster Headline News |
| Beardfish Sleeping in Traffic: Part One |
| Beardfish Från en Plats Du Ej Kan Se |
| Between the Buried and Me Coma Ecliptic |
| Good overall but nothing memorable. The guys are skilled, no doubt, but this offering has nothing much to give. |
| Between the Buried and Me Automata I |
| Billy Nomates CACTI |
| Black Label Society Mafia |
| Black Label Society Sonic Brew |
| Black Label Society Catacombs of the Black Vatican |
| Black Sabbath Technical Ecstasy |
| Black Sabbath Seventh Star |
| Black Sabbath 13 |
| Blackfield Blackfield IV |
| Bon Jovi Have a Nice Day |
| Bon Jovi Lost Highway |
| Bruce Soord Luminescence |
| Camel Nude |
| Camel The Single Factor |
| Camel Dust and Dreams |
| Chalk Hands Don't Think About Death |
| Chaos Chaos Committed to the Crime |
| Ciccada The Finest of Miracles |
| City of Caterpillar Mystic Sisters |
| Cloudscape Voice Of Reason |
| Comus To Keep From Crying |
| Crone Gotta Light? |
| Curved Air Airborne |
| Dark Millennium Acid River |
| David Bowie David Bowie |
| David Bowie No Plan |
| David Coverdale White Snake |
| Dawn of Solace Flames of Perdition |
| Death Scream Bloody Gore |
| Deep Purple The House of Blue Light |
| Deep Purple Deep Purple |
| Deep Purple Shades of Deep Purple |
| Deep Purple inFinite |
| Delain April Rain |
| Delain The Human Contradiction |
| Destiny Potato Lun |
| Devin Townsend Lightwork |
| Devin Townsend Project Z2 |
| Devin Townsend Project Transcendence |
| Diamonds of Mankind God Is a Woman |
| this is a nice EP and gives promises for the future. Quite smooth and aetheral. Best song on here would be ''the 12th of everyday'', that has some of the best female vocals I've heard in a while. |
| Doom Side of the Moon Doom Side of the Moon |
| DragonForce Valley of the Damned |
| DragonForce Inhuman Rampage |
| DragonForce Ultra Beatdown |
| Dream Theater Octavarium |
| Dream Theater Systematic Chaos |
| Dream Theater Distance Over Time |
| Edguy Space Police - Defenders of the Crown |
| Emma Ruth Rundle and Thou The Helm of Sorrow |
| Empyrium A Wintersunset |
| Empyrium Über den Sternen |
| Fates Warning Night on Brocken |
| Fawning Illusions of Control |
| Fernwah Approaching Oblivion |
| Flash Flash |
| Gazpacho Bravo |
| Gazpacho Fireworker |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞ |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress' |
| Gorguts Colored Sands |
| Grand Magus Triumph and Power |
| Green Day American Idiot |
| Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion II |
| Guns N' Roses The Spaghetti Incident? |
| Haken Visions |
| Haken Virus |
What if the Cockroach King was actually a real cockroach-human crossover? Haken explore this idea
in a two album span, starting from Vector and ending (probably) with Virus. In this thriller
story, we find Haken on their most heavy, with rhythms coming to the forefront. The sound the
opted for is more modern, less melodic and definitely reflects the refined production of the genre
in 2020. Unfortunately, this side of Haken, albeit enjoyable and entertaining, doesn't add up to
something greater than the sum of its parts. Virus doesn't really stand on its own. I don't have
any problem with this face of Haken, but honestly, it pales in comparison to their versatility on
previous albums, like The Mountain and Affinity. Check out: Canary Yellow, Invasion, Messiah
Complex. |
| Haken Fauna |
| HammerFall Steel Meets Steel - Ten Years of Glory |
| Hanging Garden Neither Moth nor Rust |
| Harry Styles Harry Styles |
| Heliocentric Ishmael |
| Hexvessel Polar Veil |
| High Vis Blending |
| Huntress Spell Eater |
| iamthemorning The Bell |
| Ihsahn Amr |
| Insomnium Shadows of the Dying Sun |
| Iron Maiden Dance of Death |
| Jack Johnson Sleep Through the Static |
| Jack Johnson To the Sea |
| Jack Johnson From Here To Now To You |
| Jan Garbarek Sart |
| Jan Garbarek It's OK To Listen To The Gray Voice |
| Jethro Tull This Was |
| Jethro Tull Stormwatch |
| Jethro Tull The Zealot Gene |
| Just Mustard Heart Under |
| JW Farquhar The Formal Female |
| Kamelot Dominion |
| Kamelot Eternity |
| Kamelot Poetry for the Poisoned |
| Kamelot The Awakening |
| Kamijo Symphony of the Vampire |
Honestly guys, I just can get into this. Musically it's indeed excellent a 4.5/5. I'd much prefer
this in an instrumental version. But it's the other astpects of this I can't embrace. The
hyperbbolic approach in style is too much for me, thematically (I won't say lyrically, I don't
understand a word) it's a bit... odd? Vampires and French revolution, and Medieval Times and
Renaissance... The band's view on them is so fairytale-ish that I can't take them seriously. Heck,
I can't take Epica seriously most of the times now, and I believe these fellas have more cheese in
their music. Vocals are tolerable I guess, I will attribute my suspension in the fact that I'm not
familiar with the language. rHowever, in all honesty, I'd give this a 3, maybe a 3.5 for the
excellent music. |
| Kansas Masque |
| Karfagen Land of Green and Gold |
| Karnivool Asymmetry |
| Katatonia City Burials |
| Kate Bush Lionheart |
| King Crimson Discipline |
| Could never digest the sound of this album. Consider it to be seriously overhyped and I actually only like the t/t and Matte Kudasai. The vocals are quite interesting as well, really theatrical, but that's just that. Of the least favourites off their discog. |
| King Crimson Starless and Bible Black |
| King Crimson Three of a Perfect Pair |
| King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Flying Microtonal Banana |
| King Hannah I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me |
| KISS Crazy Nights |
| Leonard Cohen Popular Problems |
| Leprous Aeolia |
| Lonely Robot Please Come Home |
| Lunatic Soul Walking on a Flashlight Beam |
| Lunatic Soul Fractured |
| Lunatic Soul Through Shaded Woods |
| Machine Head Burn My Eyes |
| Machine Head The More Things Change... |
| Mammock Rust |
| Maraton Unseen Color |
| Mastodon Remission |
| Megadeth Youthanasia |
| Megadeth Cryptic Writings |
| Mekong Delta In a Mirror Darkly |
| Melody's Echo Chamber Melody's Echo Chamber |
| Meshuggah Nothing |
| Meshuggah Contradictions Collapse |
| Metallica 72 Seasons |
| Minsk The Crash and the Draw |
| Molitoth The Tribunal |
| Morbid Saint Spectrum of Death |
| Mother of Millions Orbit |
| Motorhead Iron Fist |
| Motorhead Motörhead |
| Motorhead Aftershock |
| Muse The Resistance |
| Muse The 2nd Law |
| Ne Obliviscaris Hiraeth |
| Nicarus Coal People Coal Puppets |
| Nightwish Dark Passion Play |
| Nightwish Endless Forms Most Beautiful |
| Before I conclude to a 3, I want to be fair. I am a bit disappointed. This could have been rexcellent, if only. Floor's vocal abilities are known. Why doesn't she uses them? We have a rreally long disc here, 1h and 18m. If some songs were dismissed, this could have been much rtighter. Of course there are awsome parts, as the opener (much power metal stuff in this) rand the last two songs. On the one hand, the opus in the end is the highlight, on the other rhand, I can't stop thinking how much better it could have been, if some of the narrating was romitted. I find the animal sounds pretty cool, but this is just a shadow of the majestic rthing it COULD HAVE BEEN! Still, maybe it's a grower. Till another opinion surfaces...3.5. |
| Nostradamos Nostradamos |
| A nice item from Greece's rock music during the 70s. Unfortunately the band burnt out too quickly, because of allegations of rape. Some songs on here reminiscent of other bands of the time, such as Renaissance and Mamas and Papas. It flirts with many styles, at times it's more pop, at others it's more rock, with a general sense of flower-power and there's even a folk inspired song on here (Children's Stage). If language is not a serious barrier for you, it's a nice album for summer days. |
| October Tide The Cancer Pledge |
| Okwaho The Usurper Regime |
| Opeth Pale Communion |
| Okay, I am not sure whether this is better than Heritagte or not. I enjoy it a lot but I believe Heritage was more diverse than this one. Maybe 5 listens are not yet enough (they were a little bit hasty tbh). It's definately the most different thing they've ever composed and it's definately not a bad album. But, it lacks the sense of coherence and unity, and I find there are some fillers. |
| Orbit Culture Shaman |
| Ozzy Osbourne Ordinary Man |
| Pain of Salvation Scarsick |
| Paradise Lost The Plague Within |
| Pekka Pohjola Visitation |
| Persefone Lingua Ignota: Part I |
| Pink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of Dawn |
| Pink Floyd The Division Bell |
| Pink Floyd More |
| Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of Reason |
| Pink Floyd The Endless River |
| Plini Handmade Cities |
| Plini Impulse Voices |
| Polyphia Renaissance |
| Poppy Zig |
| Porcupine Tree Up the Downstair |
| Porcupine Tree Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape |
| Porcupine Tree The Incident |
| Primus The Desaturating Seven |
| Prince For You |
| Bookends are the highlight on this album, despite their sparking differencies. Price's debut is decent not only because it shows a great ability to craft RnB atmosphere, but also because it's the product of a single person and it doesn't sound like it. While the album loses steam towards the end, So Blue is actually an attention grabber due to its bass riff. |
| Psygnosis Mercury |
| Queensryche Operation: Mindcrime II |
| Radiant Knife The Body |
| Radiohead Kid A |
| Rainbow Down To Earth |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Unlimited Love |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers Return of the Dream Canteen |
| Rishloo Terras Fames |
| Riverside Wasteland |
| Rush Hold Your Fire |
| Rush Presto |
Utterly disappointed. Thought this was going to be better than their previous Hold Your Fire.
Instead, the band creates a bland, ''happy go lucky'' lp, with little to offer. The only songs I
found tolerable were Scars and Available Light, maybe even The Pass. These three, with the help of
some tremendous bass lines, save this album from falling into mediocrity. |
| Sarsen Sarsen |
| Savatage Power of the Night |
| Savatage Sirens |
| Saxon Sacrifice |
| Scale the Summit In a World of Fear |
| Scorpions Crazy World |
| Scorpions Sting in the Tail |
| Scorpions Rock Believer |
| Sermon Of Golden Verse |
| Sieges Even Steps |
| SikTh The Future In Whose Eyes? |
| Slapp Happy and Henry Cow Desperate Straights |
| Slipknot Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. |
| Slipknot All Hope Is Gone |
| Slipknot .5: The Gray Chapter |
| Slipknot The End, So Far |
| Soccer Mommy Color Theory |
| Beautiful yes, but lacking any character. I can see and feel the emotion poured over this, but in the end I can't connect. Many songs on here could be used as soundtrack to any american break-up movie montage scene (is that even correct syntax, who knows?). Second half of the album sees a step up in qualiy, which grants this as a pleasurable album, but other than that, this wasn't the indie-pop album I was looking for. |
| Soen Memorial |
| Spanish Love Songs No Joy |
| State Faults Clairvoyant |
| It doesn't do it for me, even though I can sense what's the point of the music. I wouldn't return to it, and although it was a little over half an hour, I was waiting for it to end. I'd rate it lower, but don't want to give a negative rating since I don't feel like I ''get'' the genre. |
| Steve Roden Forms of Paper |
| Steve Vai Flex-Able |
| Suicidal Angels Bloodbath |
| Sunn O))) and Ulver Terrestrials |
| System of a Down System of a Down |
| Syzygy A Glorious Disturbance |
| Temples Volcano |
| The Beatles Please Please Me |
| The Golden Dregs On Grace and Dignity |
| The National First Two Pages of Frankenstein |
| The Pineapple Thief Abducting the Unicorn |
| The Pineapple Thief It Leads To This |
| Ugh, AI artwork on cover and singles... High hopes it won't become a trend, or at least it's just going to be a "phase" |
| The Sorcerers In Search of the Lost City of the Monkey God |
| The Vision Bleak The Deathship Has A New Captain |
| Thrice Major/Minor |
| The singer sings with undeniable passion. That alone seems to give the lyrics a deeper emotional depth than meets the eye, because they're too on the nose, or at least sound more preachy than emotionally expressive. Some songs are bangers (the opening two tracks stomp hard), and would be great in certain environments to highlight the mood, but I doubt I found anything specific to hold on to, from a musical standpoint. Production-wise, this is masterfully mixed. Enjoyable, yet a bit bland. 2.8/5 |
| Thrice To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere |
| Thy Catafalque Alföld |
| Tool Opiate |
| Tunic Wrong Dream |
| Ulver Riverhead OST |
| Ulver Flowers of Evil |
| Unitopia The Garden |
| Van der Graaf Generator The Aerosol Grey Machine |
| Vangelis Sex Power |
| Vangelis Fais Que Ton Rêve Soit Plus Long Que La Nuit |
| Vangelis Earth |
| Vicious Blossom You Breathe Inside Of Me |
| Voivod Killing Technology |
| Wardruna Kvitravn |
| White Stones Dancing Into Oblivion |
| Whitesnake Saints and Sinners |
| Wilderun Epigone |
| Witch Ripper The Flight After The Fall |
| Yes Going for the One |
| Yes Yes |
| Ymyrgar The Tale As Far |
| Zakk Wylde Book of Shadows II |
