Average Rating: 3.35 Rating Variance: 0.62 Objectivity Score: 82% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicConverge Axe to FallDangers AngerEmery ...In Shallow Seas We SailLike that one review says, this really is the best post hardcore release of 2009. Emery are the kings of harmony. Plus, their screamer never overdoes it which is refreshing. Undoubtedly, the best part of this record are the lyrics. They deal with the crumbling of a relationship, from the initial disintegration to the unavoidable begging. This is one of the only records where I literally love every song, and I mean that. Kimbra The Golden EchoThe National High Violet4.5 superbAFI Sing the SorrowSing the Sorrow is the stuff of legend. You will be hard pressed to find a higher-minded combination of well devised lyrics, guitar work that makes each song an individual, and a vocal delivery which ranges from punk screaming to harmonious singing. The group vocals assisted by the Despair Faction only help. Plus, this record has Death of Seasons. Sick.Dangers Messy, Isn't It?Defeater Lost GroundGallows (UK) Grey BritainThe concept behind Grey Britain is interesting enough, but for that concept to be the backdrop of a hardcore/punk record is legitimately cool. The record deals with the band's emotions toward their motherland, Britain, and more specifically what they believe is the slow decay of their home. The record is angry and vibrant being set off with classical instrumentation at its end. Pissed off lyrics, squealing pigs, and perfect production make this record what it is - a modern 99 thesis, a disgruntled youth threatening the establishment which has threatened their heritage. Kendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeThis is a definitive record for me. I know every line and strum. It was so impactful on my life that when I listen to it today, I sometimes get chills. Norma Jean Bless the Martyr and Kiss the ChildThe endless claims that this record is a Botch ripoff and that it tries too hard will never change my mind. This record introduced me to heavy music and for that I am forever grateful. The Chariot One WingUnderoath Lost in the Sound of SeparationVerse Aggression4.0 excellentAFI Answer That and Stay FashionableAFI Very Proud of YaArchitects Hollow CrownAs Cities Burn Son, I Loved You at Your DarkestBetween the Buried and Me ColorsBorn of Osiris The DiscoveryConverge Jane DoeThis record is pure, unadulterated hatred. Jacob Bannon sounds evil, even demonic, as he hails the end of a relationship; a mind-altering experience. Daft Punk Human After AllThis is a 4. Not one part of the record is boring. The very idea of some fucked up robots trying to become human is such an interesting concept and Daft Punk made a sick record with that concept.Daft Punk Alive 2007Dance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle MountainDangers DangersEmery We Do What We WantForgive Durden Razia's Shadow: A MusicalJohann Sebastian Bach The Musical Offering, BWV 1079Justice †Killing The Dream FracturesKilling The Dream Lucky MeLa Dispute VancouverLa Dispute Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair Modern Life Is War WitnessModern Life Is War My Love. My Way.My Chemical Romance Three Cheers for Sweet RevengeNorma Jean WrongdoersOh, Sleeper Children of FireThe Carrier One Year LaterThe Carrier No Love Can Save MeThe Chariot Long LiveThe Dillinger Escape Plan One of Us Is the KillerThe Handshake Murders UsurperThe National BoxerTouche Amore ...To the Beat of a Dead HorseTouche Amore Parting The Sea Between Brightness And MeUnderoath Cries of the PastUnderoath Define the Great LineAtmospheric, deep-seeded, meaningful, and heavy are all words that describe this masterpiece. If metalcore could be compared to movements in art, Define the Great Line would be a vital part of the impressionist movement. There is not an emotional excess, but instead a theme of suggestiveness. It suggests change as a result of personal demise. It suggests anger in response to indifference. From Spencer's ridiculous opening of the record to Gillepsie's exceptional singing and drumming throughout, Define the Great Line cannot be missed. Underoath Ø (Disambiguation)Verse From Anger and Rage3.5 greatAFI The Art of DrowningAFI Black Sails in the SunsetAFI Shut Your Mouth and Open Your EyesAFI DecemberundergroundAFI Crash LoveAlesana Where Myth Fades to LegendAs I Lay Dying Frail Words CollapseChiodos Bone Palace BalletCrystal Castles Crystal Castles IIIDaft Punk DiscoveryDance Gavin Dance Dance Gavin DanceDance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle Mountain IIFall Out Boy Take This to Your GraveFall Out Boy From Under the Cork TreeGerard Way Hesitant AlienGreeley Estates No Rain, No RainbowHave Heart The Things We CarryHave Heart Songs to Scream at the SunKilling The Dream In Place, ApartLorde Pure HeroineModern Life Is War My Love. My Way. (Reissue)Modern Life Is War Midnight in AmericaMuse Black Holes & RevelationsMy Chemical Romance The Black Parade Is Dead! Norma Jean O' God, the AftermathNorma Jean RedeemerOh, Sleeper When I Am GodTaking Back Sunday Tell All Your FriendsTaking Back Sunday Louder NowThe Almost Southern WeatherThe Carrier Blind To What Is RightThe Chariot Everything Is Alive, Everything Is...The Chariot The FianceeThe Devil Wears Prada PlaguesThe Used The UsedThe Used Shallow BelieverTouche Amore Touche AmoreUnderoath They're Only Chasing SafetyVersaEmerge PerceptionsVerse Rebuild3.0 goodAFI I Heard a Voice DVDAlesana On Frail Wings of Vanity and WaxAll That Remains The Fall of IdealsAll That Remains OvercomeAs I Lay Dying Shadows Are SecurityAs I Lay Dying An Ocean Between UsAugust Burns Red Thrill SeekerBefore Their Eyes Before Their EyesBefore Their Eyes The Dawn of My DeathBlaqk Audio CexCellsBlessthefall His Last WalkBring Me the Horizon Suicide SeasonChasing Victory I Call This AbandonmentChasing Victory FiendsChevelle Wonder What's NextChiodos All's Well That Ends WellChiodos Bone Palace Ballet - The Grand CodaCrystal Castles Crystal CastlesCrystal Castles Crystal Castles IIFall Out Boy Infinity on HighFall Out Boy Folie a DeuxFlyleaf FlyleafFlyleaf Much Like FallingGreeley Estates Go West Young Man, Let The Evil Go EastLady Gaga The FameLady Gaga The Fame MonsterMuse The ResistanceMy Chemical Romance I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your LoveMy Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous KilljoysNorma Jean The Anti MotherOceana The TideOh, Sleeper Son of the MorningParamore Riot!Silverstein Discovering the WaterfrontSilverstein Arrivals and DeparturesSilverstein A Shipwreck in the SandSky Eats Airplane Everything Perfect on the Wrong DaySky Eats Airplane Sky Eats AirplaneTaking Back Sunday Where You Want To BeThe Devil Wears Prada Dear Love: A Beautiful DiscordThe Used In Love and DeathThe Used Lies for the LiarsVeil of Maya Eclipse2.5 averageA Day To Remember For Those Who Have Heart (Reissue)While most pop/punk bands are obsessed with failing relationships and a disengagement to politics, this record deals more with the issue of friendship. I appreciate that. However the monotony and the long length of the record make it a bit unlikeable for me. A Day To Remember HomesickA Skylit Drive She Watched the SkyAlesana The EmptinessBreathe Carolina Hello Fascinationfun. Some NightsGallows (UK) Death Is BirthHere I Come Falling Oh Grave, Where Is Thy VictoryIcona Pop Icona PopThis music is pretty uninspired but, at least in comparison to what's on the radio, it's fine. Also, I love "Good for You." I saw Iconapop with Matt & Kim and Passion Pit and Iconapop actually held their own in a live setting. Had my school pretty pumped.Paramore All We Know Is FallingSilverstein TransitionsThe Devil Wears Prada With Roots Above and Branches BelowThirty Seconds to Mars A Beautiful LieThirty Seconds to Mars This Is WarVersaEmerge VersaEmerge2.0 poorAgraceful The Great I AmAttack Attack! Someday Came SuddenlyBreathe Carolina It's Classy Not ClassicEmarosa This Is Your Way OutGreen Day American Idiot1.5 very poorA Skylit Drive Wires...and the Concept of BreathingAll That Remains A War You Cannot WinBefore Their Eyes UntouchableThis is called selling out. Before Their Eyes had a solid debut when they released their self-titled. I appreciated the simplicity of the guitar work and the honesty in the lyrics. What I dislike about this record is that it is the opposite of their self titled. The guitar work sucks because it is contrived and it tries to be every other post hardcore band. The lyrics are even worse. This band is dead to me.Emarosa Relativity1.0 awfulBlack Veil Brides Set the World on FireDesign the Skyline NevaehFalling in Reverse Fashionably Late
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