| 5.0 classic |
| Amon Tobin Permutation |
| Amon Tobin Bricolage |
| Appleblim and Shackleton Soundboy Punishments |
| Arcade Fire Funeral |
| Arcade Fire The Suburbs |
| Arctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not |
| Autechre Tri Repetae |
| Autechre Confield |
| Bloc Party Silent Alarm |
| Bloc Party Intimacy |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Vacation |
| Bon Iver For Emma, Forever Ago |
| Wow. Just wow. The first time I heard this, it ripped my heart straight out of my chest. And it keeps doing it every time I let it out for another spin. For Emma, Forever Ago (even the title makes me want to cry because of its beauty) is possibly the most intimate and fragile piece of work ever recorded. Let it overwhelm you, because it's really worth it. |
| Bruce Springsteen Darkness on the Edge of Town |
| Bruce Springsteen Born to Run |
| dEUS In a Bar, Under the Sea |
| Fucked Up David Comes to Life |
| Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros Streetcore |
| Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Original Soundtrack |
| Queens of the Stone Age Lullabies to Paralyze |
| Radiohead OK Computer |
| Radiohead Kid A |
| Radiohead In Rainbows |
| The Clash The Clash |
| The Clash London Calling |
| My favorite album of all time. Both musically and lyrically perfect in every way. It's a glorious mess of punk, rock 'n roll, ska, reggae, jazz, pop and everything else, while still undoubtedly sounding only like The Clash. After all, they're the only guys who could ever have pulled this off. London Calling is the ultimate victory of music lovers and enthusiasts all over the world, represented by The Only Band That Matters. |
| The Hold Steady Boys and Girls in America |
| The National Boxer |
| The Rolling Stones Exile on Main St. |
| We all know the backstory to Exile on Main St.: the Stones were practically banned from the UK and took refuge in the mansion of Keith and his girlfriend, located in Villefranche-sur-Mer, France. Here, what's probably the biggest jam session in history took place and the result is this absolute mammoth of a double album. Now, while the backstory really helped Exile to reach mythical proportions, it wouldn't have reached this mythical status if the album itself wasn't any less than a masterpiece. But rest assured: it is. Exile is a true Keith album; little experimentation in the - then - hip genres, but it's the culmination of all great "roots genres": fast paced rock'n'roll, danceable boogiewoogie, steaming blues, chill-out jazz and religious soul. Even though the hits are found on other Stones albums, every song here is a stone-cold classic. Furthermore, it hasn't aged one tiny bit. Simply put, Exile on Main St. is the wildest, most adventurous ride you can experience in one measely hour. |
| The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed |
| The War On Drugs Lost in the Dream |
| Titus Andronicus The Monitor |
| Trentemoller The Last Resort |
| Venetian Snares Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett |
| 4.5 superb |
| A Tribe Called Quest The Low End Theory |
| AJJ Knife Man |
| AJJ People Who Can Eat People are the Luckiest People |
| Amatorski TBC |
| Probably the most beautiful and fragile sounding record of the year. From the Portishead-like "Soldier" to the dreary soundscapes of "8 November" and "The Cheapest Soundtrack", the album is a musical trip that doesn't last a second too long. Like Bon Iver's "For Emma", this album is best consumed during a rainy afternoon, while enjoying the gentle warmth coming from the fireplace. |
| Amon Tobin Foley Room |
| Amon Tobin Supermodified |
| Amon Tobin Amon Tobin |
| Lol, a 2 |
| Andy Stott Luxury Problems |
| Andy Stott Faith in Strangers |
| Arcade Fire Neon Bible |
| Arctic Monkeys AM |
| Arctic Monkeys Favourite Worst Nightmare |
| Arctic Monkeys Humbug |
| Arctic Monkeys Suck It and See |
| ASC Nothing Is Certain |
| Autechre Exai |
| Basic Channel BCD-2 |
| Ben Frost A U R O R A |
| Bloc Party A Weekend in the City |
| Bob Dylan Bringing It All Back Home |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Scrambles |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Get Warmer |
| Bon Iver Bon Iver, Bon Iver |
| Bonobo Dial 'M' For Monkey |
| Bonobo The North Borders |
| Booka Shade Movements |
| Boys Noize Oi Oi Oi |
| One of the best electronic albums of the last decade. Boys Noize creates a boiling musical atmosphere packed with electronic hooks, ferocious beats, and melodic interludes that serve as a resting point between the violent sounds. Even better, he did it using authentic analogue synthesisers instead of playing around with some computer program. Oh, and he can write a decent pop song too (his Feist remix). |
| Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me |
| Brand New Daisy |
| Bruce Springsteen Nebraska |
| Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A. |
| Burial Untrue |
| Buzzcocks Singles Going Steady |
| Converge You Fail Me |
| Daft Punk Homework |
| David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars |
| David Bowie Station to Station |
| Deadmau5 Random Album Title |
| dEUS Vantage Point |
| The fifth dEUS album is nothing more than a masterpiece. By focusing their sound, there is apparently no crazy mixing of different genres anymore. However, the arrangements of songs like 'Favourite Game', 'Slow' or 'When She Comes Down' are on par with the magic of The National - to take an almost universally loved band as an example. The record will not take you by storm on first listen; but after each consecutive listen, it's the little details that keep popping up (the voice of Karin Dreijer!) that will get you addicted. Just try it! |
| dEUS Pocket Revolution |
| dEUS The Ideal Crash |
| dEUS No More Loud Music |
| This compilation contains all the early 90's singles from Belgian superstars dEUS. From the chaotic rock of "Suds 'n Soda" and "Via", over the experimental In a Bar, Under the Sea singles, to arguably the most beautiful ballad ever written ("Nothing Really Ends"), No More Loud Music gives a chronological overview of dEUS' early career and it serves as a superb starting point for anyone interested in the band. |
| dEUS Keep You Close |
| Looks like they've done it again: Keep You Close, dEUS' 6th, is a magnificent album (it could very well be called a true masterpiece), and one that should be heard by as many people as possible. Perhaps the best alternative rock album to have come out in 2011, it's also another highlight for a 20 year old band of experienced professionals, who keep coming up with absolutely splendid material. 36 listens in and it keeps getting better and better. |
| Digital Mystikz Haunted/Anti War Dub |
| Distance Replicant |
| Flying Lotus Los Angeles |
| Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand |
| Franz Ferdinand You Could Have It So Much Better |
| Frozen Border Minutes In Ice |
| Fucked Up Hidden World |
| Fugazi The Argument |
| Fugazi Red Medicine |
| Fugazi Repeater |
| Fugazi End Hits |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor F♯ A♯ ∞ |
| Gorillaz Demon Days |
| Hidden Orchestra Archipelago |
| Husker Du New Day Rising |
| Interpol Our Love to Admire |
| Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights |
| Interpol Antics |
| Jawbreaker Unfun |
| Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison |
| Joy Division Unknown Pleasures |
| Kaiju Unity Dub/Rudebwoi |
| If you still had any doubt that J Kenzo's Lion Charge Records is THE best new label for dubstep nowadays, then prepare to have those doubts washed away. Kaiju's latest EP has both the best tunes on the label so far and contains some of the most exciting dubstep tracks of the decade yet. Huuuuge release. |
| Kashiwa Daisuke Program Music I |
| Kurt Vile Wakin on a Pretty Daze |
| Lakker Tundra |
| LCD Soundsystem The Long Goodbye |
| LCD Soundsystem LCD Soundsystem |
| LCD Soundsystem Sound of Silver |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin |
| Leftfield Leftism |
| LHF Keepers Of The Light |
| Mala Stand Against War |
| Yeah boiiii!! |
| Mala Mala In Cuba |
| Holy fuck, this record! |
| Massive Attack Mezzanine |
| Misfits Walk Among Us |
| Monolake Ghosts |
| Monolake Polygon Cities |
| Nicolas Jaar Space Is Only Noise |
| Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VIII: Piano Collections |
| Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy IX: Original Soundtrack |
| Objekt Flatland |
| Old Man Markley Down Side Up |
| Operation Ivy Energy |
| Orbital Orbital 2 |
| Orbital In Sides |
| Pantha Du Prince This Bliss |
| Peverelist Roll With The Punches / Die Brücke |
| Phaeleh Fallen Light |
| Photek Modus Operandi |
| Pixies Surfer Rosa |
| Plastikman Kompilation |
| The definition of minimalist techno. As his alter-ego Plastikman, Richie Hawtin has released some of the most jaw-dropping dance music known to man, and it really shines through in this excellent compilation album. |
| Portishead Dummy |
| Queens of the Stone Age Rated R |
| Radiohead The Bends |
| Radiohead Amnesiac |
| Radiohead Hail to the Thief |
| Ramones Weird Tales of the Ramones |
| The definite compilation/best of in the Ramones' catalogue. Especially the first CD (spanning the first four albums) is mind-blowing, and has aged very well. It seems that whether you're a fan of metal, punk, generic rock, 60's pop or any other genre, you will still like the Ramones. Or, to put it very simple: if you don't like the Ramones, you don't like rock music. |
| Ramones Ramones |
| Ramones Leave Home |
| Recondite On Acid |
| Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols |
| Shackleton Soundboy's Nuts Get Ground Up Proper |
| Slint Spiderland |
| Sonic Youth Daydream Nation |
| Soundtrack (Film) O Brother, Where Art Thou? |
| Steely Dan Aja |
| Steely Dan Can't Buy a Thrill |
| Steely Dan Pretzel Logic |
| Stiff Little Fingers Inflammable Material |
| Submotion Orchestra Finest Hour |
| Swans The Seer |
| Swarms Old Raves End |
| Talk Talk Laughing Stock |
| The Black Keys Brothers |
| The Black Keys Rubber Factory |
| The Clash Give 'Em Enough Rope |
| The Clash Sandinista! |
| The Clash The Clash (US version) |
| The Clash The Singles |
| As a singles collection, you get the obvious stuff. But listening to this CD and hearing the progression from the first punk anthems, to the later reggae, rock, pop and even hip-hop ('The Magnificent Seven') experiments, you realise why The Clash was such an influential band. Also - and this is very rare among modern rock bands who start to experiment with different genres - it never sounds forced; you only hear 'the sound of The Clash' and that's a great part of why they were called 'The only band that matters'. |
| The Clash Live at Shea Stadium |
| The Gaslight Anthem American Slang |
| The Gaslight Anthem The '59 Sound |
| The Jam Sound Affects |
| The Jam All Mod Cons |
| The Jam In The City |
| The first album of mod legends The Jam. Here, you hear the trio in their rawest form, as the album was recorded during the '77 punk era. Just listening to the 1-2-3-4 intro of 'Art School', you know you're in for a hell of a ride. Each track comes at you at a blistering speed; the lyrics are fun but also intelligent. Top tracks include the title track, 'Art School', 'I've Changed My Address', the Batman-tune (which they did as a hommage to The Who), and just about everything else. The only thing that makes album not as good as their third 'All Mod Cons' is that the songs are not so coherent on this record at times. But don't let this fact fool you that this doesn't deserve the five-out-of-five threatment, as punk music rarely comes better than this. |
| The Jezabels Prisoner |
| The Jezabels Dark Storm |
| The Lawrence Arms Oh! Calcutta! |
| The National Alligator |
| The Replacements Let It Be |
| The Rolling Stones Some Girls |
| The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers |
| The Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet |
| The Specials Specials |
| The Stooges Fun House |
| The Streets A Grand Don't Come For Free |
| The Streets Original Pirate Material |
| The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico |
| The War On Drugs Slave Ambient |
| The White Stripes Elephant |
| Thom Yorke The Eraser |
| Titus Andronicus The Airing of Grievances |
| Titus Andronicus Local Business |
| Tom Waits Closing Time |
| Trentemoller The Trentemoller Chronicles |
| The Chronicles presented are a package consisting of two discs. The first is a continuous mix in the typical Trentemoller style, which means he takes you on a musical journey, packed with emotional highlights ('Forest', a live version of 'Snowflake' and his remix of his own tune 'Moan'). The second disc, on the other hand, is a collection of the various remixes he has done over the years, of which his reworking of Royksopp's 'What Else is There?' is obviously his best. Esssential for Scandinavian techno and ambient enthousiasts. |
| Trentemoller Into the Great Wide Yonder |
| Trophy Scars Bad Luck |
| Trophy Scars Darkness, Oh Hell |
| Trophy Scars Holy Vacants |
| Voices From The Lake Voices From The Lake |
| Wire Pink Flag |
| Xploding Plastix Amateur Girlfriends Go Proskirt Agents |
| Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz! |
| Yeah Yeah Yeahs Show Your Bones |
| Yeah Yeah Yeahs Is Is |
| 4.0 excellent |
| 2 Many DJs As Heard On Radio Soulwax, Part 2 |
| 74milesaway Gear Change |
| A Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders |
| A Wilhelm Scream Career Suicide |
| A Wilhelm Scream Ruiner |
| AC/DC Back In Black |
| AC/DC Highway To Hell |
| Actress R.I.P |
| Actress Splazsh |
| Actress Ghettoville |
| Actress Grey Over Blue |
| AJJ Can't Maintain |
| Allah-Las Worship The Sun |
| Allah-Las Allah-Las |
| alt-J An Awesome Wave |
| Amatorski Same Stars We Shared |
| Amatorski From Clay To Figures |
| Amon Tobin ISAM |
| Amon Tobin Out From Out Where |
| Amon Tobin Taxidermia |
| Amon Tobin Chaos Theory - Splinter Cell 3 Soundtrack |
| Anoice The Black Rain |
| Answer Code Request Code |
| Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works 85-92 |
| Aphex Twin Windowlicker |
| Apparat Walls |
| Apparat Duplex |
| Appleblim and Peverelist Soundboy's Ashes Get Hacked Up.... |
| Arcade Fire Reflektor |
| ASC The Astral Traveller |
| ASC Imagine The Future |
| Ash Meltdown |
| At the Drive-In In/Casino/Out |
| Autechre Amber |
| Autechre Incunabula |
| Autechre Gantz Graf |
| Autechre Untilted |
| Author Author |
| BADBADNOTGOOD BBNG2 |
| BADBADNOTGOOD III |
| Balthazar (BE) Applause |
| Balthazar (BE) Rats |
| bansheebeat Spiral Power |
| Basement Jaxx The Singles |
| Battles Gloss Drop |
| Beefcake Drei |
| Beefcake Coincidentia Oppositorum |
| Ben Klock One |
| Beneath Illusions |
| Beneath Duty/Texers |
| Benga and Coki Night |
| Big Black Songs About Fucking |
| Big Black Atomizer |
| Black Box Revelation Set Your Head On Fire |
| Jan Paternoster and Dries Van Dijck form The Black Box Revelation, a 2 piece consisting of guitar, vocals and drums. By the example of The White Stripes and The Black Keys, they play steaming blues rock with the uptempo, somewhat harder songs ('I Think I Like It', 'Love Is On My Mind', 'Set Your Head On Fire') alternating the more mellow and poppy songs (the brilliant 'Never Alone, Always Together'). Terrific as a live act, but on the album there are some experimental missteps ('Misery Box') that bring the whole down. Nevertheless, this is a more than solid debut from these youthful characters. |
| Black Box Revelation Silver Threats |
| The follow up to Set Your Head On Fire. On this second album, The Black Box Revelation refines their sound, but the formula for succes stays the same: hard rockers ('High On A Wire', 'Better Get In Touch With The Devil', 'Run Wild',...) and sweet ballads ('Sleep While Moving' and 'Our Town Has Changed For Years Now') are the name of the game here. Rough around the edges, but the subtle progress in song structure and sound promises that we can expect a lot more to come from these lads. |
| Black Flag Damaged |
| Black Flag My War |
| Black Flag The First Four Years |
| Black Sabbath Paranoid |
| Blawan Peaches |
| Blawan Bohla |
| blink-182 Blink-182 |
| blink-182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacket |
| Blockhead Music By Cavelight |
| Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan |
| Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited |
| Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde |
| Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks |
| Bob Dylan Desire |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Album Minus Band |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Adults!!!: Smart!!! Shithammered!!! And Excited By Nothing!!!!!!! |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Goodbye Cool World! |
| Bonobo Black Sands |
| Bonobo Animal Magic |
| Boris Präparat |
| Boxcutter Oneiric |
| Brand New Deja Entendu |
| Brian Eno x Nicolas Jaar x Grizzly Bear Brian Eno x Nicolas Jaar x Grizzly Bear |
| Bruce Springsteen We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions |
| Bruce Springsteen The Rising |
| Bruce Springsteen The River |
| Bruce Springsteen The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle |
| BT Ima |
| Burial Burial |
| Burial Kindred |
| Chord Marauders Groove Booty |
| Chuck Berry Chuck Berry Is on Top |
| Classics of Love Classics of Love |
| Cloud Nothings Attack on Memory |
| Clubroot II - MMX |
| Clubroot III - MMXII |
| Clubroot Scars/Hellion |
| Cobblestone Jazz 23 Seconds |
| Conforce Kinetic Image |
| Converge Axe to Fall |
| Craig Finn Clear Heart Full Eyes |
| Cult of Luna Vertikal |
| Daft Punk Alive 2007 |
| Daft Punk Alive 1997 |
| Daftside Random Access Memories Memories |
| Daniel Avery Drone Logic |
| Daphni Jiaolong |
| Darkside Darkside |
| Darkside Psychic |
| Dawn of Midi Dysnomia |
| Dead Boys Young Loud and Snotty |
| Deadbeat Drawn and Quartered |
| Deadmau5 For Lack of a Better Name |
| Deafheaven Sunbather |
| Depth Connection Different Waves |
| Descendents Milo Goes to College |
| dEUS Worst Case Scenario |
| dEUS Following Sea |
| Digital Mystikz Return II Space |
| Disclosure Settle |
| Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!!!! |
| Distance My Demons |
| DJ Sprinkles Where Dancefloors Stand Still |
| Gorgeous tracklist. |
| Does It Offend You, Yeah? You Have No Idea... |
| E.M.M.A. Blue Gardens |
| Emancipator Dusk to Dawn |
| Eminem The Marshall Mathers LP |
| Explosions in the Sky The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place |
| Explosions in the Sky Take Care, Take Care, Take Care |
| Faith/Void Split |
| Fake Blood Fix Your Accent |
| Fake Blood Cells |
| Dance record of the year!!! |
| Fatboy Slim You've Come a Long Way, Baby |
| Flying Horseman Rooms/Ruins |
| Flying Lotus Until the Quiet Comes |
| Forest Swords Engravings |
| Fuck me this is too good. Dagger Paths had promise but this is killing that EP a thousand times over. Stunning album. |
| Four Tet There is Love in You |
| Four Tet Rounds |
| Foxy Shazam The Church of Rock and Roll |
| Frank Turner England Keep My Bones |
| Frank Turner Love, Ire & Song |
| Fucked Up The Chemistry of Common Life |
| Fucked Up Epics in Minutes |
| Fugazi Fugazi |
| Fugazi 13 Songs |
| Fugazi In on the Kill Taker |
| Goat World Music |
| Gold Panda Half of Where You Live |
| Goldie Timeless |
| Gorillaz Plastic Beach |
| Grade Separate The Magnets |
| Green Day American Idiot |
| Green Day Dookie |
| Green Day Warning |
| Gui Boratto III |
| With III, Gui Boratto has released his darkest work to date and simultaneously his best. The album picks up where Trentemoller's The Last Resort left off, thereby creating one of the most interesting minimal techno albums in a long while. |
| Hidden Orchestra Night Walks |
| High Contrast Confidential |
| High Contrast Tough Guys Dont Dance |
| Hop Along Get Disowned |
| Hot Chip Made in the Dark |
| Hot Water Music Caution |
| How to Dress Well Total Loss |
| Husker Du Zen Arcade |
| Husker Du Metal Circus |
| Interpol Interpol |
| iNTRiKeT Shut Your Eyes/Underneath |
| iNTRiKeT Lost |
| His best release to date imo. |
| Isbells Isbells |
| Isbells Stoalin' |
| ISIS Panopticon |
| Jacques Greene The Look |
| Jacques Greene Greene 01 |
| Jafu No More |
| Jafu Box Jelly |
| Japandroids Celebration Rock |
| Jeff Buckley Grace |
| Jimmy Eat World Futures |
| Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros Rock Art And The X-Ray Style |
| Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros Global A Go-Go |
| John Talabot Fin |
| Jon Hopkins Immunity |
| Joris Voorn Future History |
| Joy Orbison Hyph Mngo/Wet Look |
| Justin Timberlake The 20/20 Experience |
| Kamasi Washington The Epic |
| Karenn Sheworks001 |
| Karenn Sheworks004 |
| Kashiwa Daisuke 88 |
| Keysound Recordings This Is How We Roll |
| Remember that LHF monolith of last year? Yeah, well then good news for you: this is the successor, and it gives Keepers Of The Light a serious run for its money. Dubstep compilation of the year, hands down. |
| Klaxons Myths of the Near Future |
| Kraftwerk The Man-Machine |
| Kryptic Minds Can't Sleep |
| Kryptic Minds Namaste |
| Kurt Vile Childish Prodigy |
| Kurt Vile Smoke Ring For My Halo |
| L'Orange The Mad Writer |
| Rad production, love me some jazzy hip-hop. |
| Latterman No Matter Where We Go...! |
| Laura Marling A Creature I Don't Know |
| Laura Marling Once I Was an Eagle |
| Laura Marling Short Movie |
| Laura Stevenson Sit Resist |
| Laura Stevenson Wheel |
| LCD Soundsystem 45:33 |
| Led Zeppelin Mothership |
| Leftfield Rhythm And Stealth |
| LHF For The Thrown |
| Liars WIXIW |
| Livity Sound Livity Sound |
| London Elektricity Syncopated City |
| Probably the best album that Hospital Records has released so far (and that's saying a lot). The great thing about Tony Colman is that he doesn't rely on the same drum pattern over and over, and that he mixes sometimes about a dozen different styles into one track. Highlights include 'Bare Religion', 'All Hell is Breaking Loose', 'Attack Ships on Fire' and the single 'Just One Second'. |
| Lou Reed Berlin |
| Manchester Orchestra Simple Math |
| Manchester Orchestra Mean Everything to Nothing |
| Marissa Nadler July |
| Massive Attack Collected |
| Maybeshewill Sing The Word Hope In Four-Part Harmony |
| Midnight City Records After Midnight |
| Minus the Bear Planet of Ice |
| Minus the Bear Infinity Overhead |
| Minus the Bear Menos El Oso |
| Moderat Moderat |
| Monolake Silence |
| Mount Eerie Ocean Roar |
| Mount Kimbie Cold Spring Fault Less Youth |
| Mr. Oizo Stade 2 |
| Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral |
| Nobuo Uematsu Distant Worlds II |
| Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy X: Original Soundtrack |
| Nobuo Uematsu Final Fantasy VII: Original Soundtrack |
| Nosaj Thing Drift |
| Oasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory? |
| Oasis Definitely Maybe |
| Oathbreaker Maelstrom |
| Oathbreaker Eros|Anteros |
| Oddisee People Hear What They See |
| Old Man Markley Guts N' Teeth |
| Orbital Snivilisation |
| OST Invisible Ink For Sketching Ghosts |
| Panic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat Out |
| Pantha Du Prince Black Noise |
| Parassela Home Alone |
| Pariah (UK) Safehouses |
| Parquet Courts Light Up Gold |
| Parquet Courts Sunbathing Animal |
| Patti Smith Horses |
| Paws Misled Youth |
| It's distributed on a friggin' cassette! |
| Paws Cokefloat! |
| Perfume Genius Learning |
| Perfume Genius Put Your Back N 2 It |
| Phaeleh Tides |
| Phaeleh The Cold In You |
| Phaeleh Within The Emptiness |
| Photek Form And Function |
| Pinch and Shackleton Pinch and Shackleton |
| Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon |
| Pixies Doolittle |
| Porter Ricks Biokinetics |
| Portico Quartet Knee Deep in the North Sea |
| Queens of the Stone Age Songs for the Deaf |
| Radiohead The King of Limbs |
| Radiohead I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings |
| Ramones Rocket to Russia |
| Ramones Road to Ruin |
| Rancid Let's Go |
| Rancid ...And Out Come the Wolves |
| Recondite Hinterland |
| Recondite Waldluft |
| Recondite PSY |
| Reel Big Fish Turn the Radio Off |
| Refused The Shape Of Punk To Come |
| Ricardo Villalobos Alcachofa |
| RJD2 Deadringer |
| Roman Flugel Fatty Folders |
| Royksopp Melody A.M. |
| Say Anything ...Is a Real Boy |
| Scuba A Mutual Antipathy |
| Scuba Triangulation |
| Shackleton Music For The Quiet Hour/The Drawbar Organ EPs |
| Shackleton Three EPs |
| Shackleton Soundboy's Suicide Note |
| Shackleton Freezing Opening Thawing |
| Shack killing it as usual. |
| Shackleton Deliverance Series No. 1 |
| Shameboy Heartcore |
| Shapeshifter Soulstice |
| Shed Shedding The Past |
| Sithu Aye Isles |
| Skalpel Skalpel |
| Sorrow (UK) Dreamstone |
| Soulwax Any Minute Now |
| A seamless blend of rock and electronica. After two straightforward rock albums, the Dewaele brothers started their 2ManyDJs project, which had a great influence on this third album. The tracks give equal showplay to the guitars and the synths, resulting in a somewhat chaotic mix at times. But then again, creating chaos is what the Dewaeles do best. Top tracks include the title track, 'NY Excuse', 'E Talking' and 'Miserable Girl'. |
| Soulwax Nite Versions |
| After their third album, Any Minute Now, Soulwax decides to go full-electronic. And what better way to do this, than create a complete reworking of that album for the dancefloor? That's basically what this album is: a Soulwax remix of Any Minute Now. And it's brilliant. Soulwax has released some of the best remixes ever made (see also their Most of the Remixes album) and they don't let down here. Each track is mixed onto the others, to create a booming party set, which will have you jumping up and down in front of your stereo in no time. But although the major sounds on this record include "bleep" and "zwoing", after close listening you can still hear (and feel) the rock spirit in the tracks. |
| Soulwax Most Of The Remixes... |
| This compilation contains some of the best remixes made ever. The first disc is utterly essential for any serious house DJ and the second disc could be a strong contender for the title of 'Best Mix Of All Time', if it weren't for the fact that the As Heard On Radio Soulwax series is still slightly better. Trivia: it has the world record for longest album title ever, also. |
| Squarepusher Hard Normal Daddy |
| Squarepusher Go Plastic |
| Squarepusher Music Is Rotted One Note |
| St. Lucia St. Lucia |
| St. Lucia marks the nearing of winter's end. Across the six unashamedly euphoric pop songs, bucket-loads of angel-like voices and extremely sunny synthesizer sounds are layered on top of each other. The end result is a delightfully happy-go-lucky and warm-hearted affair. Recommended if you like: fun. |
| Steely Dan Countdown to Ecstasy |
| Stendeck Scintilla |
| Steve Reich Music for 18 Musicians |
| Stiff Little Fingers Nobody's Hero |
| Streetlight Manifesto The Hands That Thieve |
| Stumbleine Drifting Youth |
| Submotion Orchestra Submotion Orchestra |
| Sum 41 All Killer No Filler |
| Szare Lost Shapes |
| Talking Heads Remain in Light |
| Teebs Ardour |
| Television Marquee Moon |
| Texas Is the Reason Do You Know Who You Are? |
| The Antlers Hospice |
| The Appleseed Cast Illumination Ritual |
| The Avalanches Since I Left You |
| The Beach Boys Pet Sounds |
| The Black Heart Rebellion Har Nevo |
| The Black Heart Rebellion Monologue |
| The Black Keys Thickfreakness |
| The Black Keys El Camino |
| The Black Mages Darkness And Starlight |
| The Bronx The Bronx |
| The Clash Combat Rock |
| The Clash Black Market Clash |
| The Dillinger Escape Plan Option Paralysis |
| The Flaming Lips The Terror |
| The last track kinda ruins what's otherwise the best record in ages from these guys. |
| The Future Sound of London Lifeforms |
| The Gaslight Anthem Sink or Swim |
| The Gaslight Anthem Handwritten |
| The Gaslight Anthem Señor and the Queen |
| The Heliocentrics 13 Degrees Of Reality |
| The Hives Veni Vidi Vicious |
| The Hives Tyrannosaurus Hives |
| The Hold Steady Stay Positive |
| The Hold Steady Separation Sunday |
| The Hold Steady Teeth Dreams |
| The Horrible Crowes Elsie |
| The Jam Setting Sons |
| The Jesus Lizard Goat |
| The Jezabels She's So Hard |
| The Jezabels The Man Is Dead |
| The Kids The Kids |
| Stars of the Belgian punk scene during the '70s. The Kids formed after seeing The Sex Pistols and Ramones live, so that's exactly what you can expect: songs going 100mph and lyrics criticizing the Belgium politics and society at the time - which hasn't changed THAT much to be honest. |
| The Kooks Inside In/Inside Out |
| The Last Shadow Puppets The Age Of The Understatement |
| The Members At The Chelsea Nightclub |
| The Men Leave Home |
| The Men Open Your Heart |
| The Men New Moon |
| Again a departure from their other albums, but play it loud and realise it doesn't matter at all. |
| The Men Tomorrow's Hits |
| The Menzingers Chamberlain Waits |
| The National High Violet |
| The National Trouble Will Find Me |
| The Notwist Neon Golden |
| The Orb Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld |
| The Police Outlandos d'Amour |
| The Replacements Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash |
| The Rolling Stones Aftermath |
| The Rolling Stones Between the Buttons |
| The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones, Now! |
| The Sedan Vault Mardi Gras Of The Sisypha |
| The Stooges Raw Power |
| The Strokes Is This It |
| The Tallest Man on Earth The Wild Hunt |
| The Undertones The Undertones |
| Easily one the best - if not THE best - pop-punk records. Each track gets you in a great mood to party or to smash things up (for the more delinquent among us). They also prove that using a synthesizer as a prominent instrument doens't make the tracks weaker as a result (see 'I Gotta Getta' or the brilliant single 'Here Comes The Summer'). Oh, the remastered CD-version gives you the original 14-track LP and 17 (!) bonus tracks, including the punk anthems 'Teenage Kicks' and 'Get Over You' and a funny song about a Mars candy bar, named 'Mars Bars' (appropriate).In other words, if you are a punk or pop fan, get this ASAP! |
| The Van Jets Cat Fit Fury! |
| The War On Drugs Wagonwheel Blues |
| The White Stripes Get Behind Me Satan |
| The White Stripes Icky Thump |
| The White Stripes White Blood Cells |
| The Who Live at Leeds |
| The Who Who's Next |
| The Wonder Years Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing |
| The xx Jamie XX Edits |
| The Yearning Still In Love |
| These Arms Are Snakes Oxeneers or the Lion Sleeps When Its Antelope Go Home |
| This Heat This Heat |
| Thomas Bangalter Trax on da Rocks Vol. 2 |
| Thrice The Artist in the Ambulance |
| Thrice Major/Minor |
| Thrice Beggars |
| Title Fight Floral Green |
| Absolutely awesome at first listen. I hope it'll last but so far it's the best straight up punk album of the year. |
| Title Fight Shed |
| Titus Andronicus Record Store Day |
| Titus Andronicus The Most Lamentable Tragedy |
| TNGHT TNGHT |
| Trade Sheworks005 |
| Trentemoller Harbour Boat Trips 01 - Copenhagen |
| Don't expect the same Trentemoller as on his minimalist masterpiece The Last Resort. This mixtape collects a great deal of Trentemoller's musical heroes, combined with relaxing, melancholic pop or electronica. And the resulting journey is absolutely breathtaking. His best outing to date, and the start of a very promising series. |
| Tricky Maxinquaye |
| Trophy Scars Never Born, Never Dead |
| Trophy Scars Alphabet Alphabets |
| U.K. Subs Another Kind of Blues |
| V.I.V.E.K Asteroids/Over My Head |
| Venetian Snares Huge Chrome Cylinder Box Unfolding |
| Venetian Snares Detrimentalist |
| Verse Aggression |
| Vessel Order Of Noise |
| Voices From The Lake Velo Di Maya |
| Vuurwerk ME + ONE |
What happens when Mount Kimbie and Aphex Twin meet? You get fireworks, or rather: Vuurwerk, a Belgian trio of electronic musicians who created an immaticulate debut album sprawling with carefully constructed atmospheres and crisp beats. Opening track 'Naomi' is one of the most gorgeous tracks of 2013, and with what follows, ME + ONE proves itself yet another contender for the top spot of electronic album of the year. Don't miss out on this!
Album streaming here: http://dandelionlotus.bandcamp.com/album/me-one-12 |
| Wipers Is This Real? |
| X-Ray Spex Germfree Adolescents |
| Yasushi Yoshida Little Grace |
| Yasushi Yoshida Grateful Goodbye |
| Yeah Yeah Yeahs Fever To Tell |
| Youth Lagoon The Year of Hibernation |
| Yuck Yuck |
| 3.5 great |
| 120 Days 120 Days II |
| 74milesaway 74 Miles Away |
| Air Le Voyage Dans La Lune |
| Akkord Akkord |
| American Football American Football |
| Andy Stott Merciless |
| Aphex Twin Richard D. James Album |
| Aphrodite Aftershock |
| Apparat The Devil's Walk |
| Appleblim and Shackleton Soundboy's Gravestone Gets Desecrated By Vandals |
| Arandel In D |
| Asa Sweeter Things |
| Ash Free All Angels |
| Autechre Oversteps |
| Autechre Quaristice |
| Autechre Draft 7.30 |
| Author Forward Forever |
| Autopilot Off Make A Sound |
| Balam Acab Wander/Wonder |
| bansheebeat Galactics |
| bansheebeat Wutai |
| Barenaked Ladies disc one: All Their Greatest Hits |
| BATS The Sleep of Reason |
| Battles Mirrored |
| Beirut The Flying Club Cup |
| Beirut The Rip Tide |
| Believo! Hard To Find |
| The Belgian Cloud Nothings. A wonderful little half hour of listening joy. |
| Benga Diary Of An Afro Warrior |
| Benga Crunked Up |
| Bersarin Quartett II |
| Bersarin Quartett Bersarin Quartett |
| Bibio Mind Bokeh |
| Bibio Ambivalence Avenue |
| Bibio Silver Wilkinson |
| Blawan His He She And She |
| Blawan doing what Blawan does best. And I'm loving it. |
| blink-182 Enema Of The State |
| Blondie Parallel Lines |
| Blood Orange Cupid Deluxe |
| Blood Red Shoes Box Of Secrets |
| Blur The Best Of |
| Boards of Canada Tomorrow's Harvest |
| Bob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin' |
| Bomb the Music Industry! To Leave or Die in Long Island |
| Bonobo Days To Come |
| Booka Shade The Sun And The Neon Light |
| Boys Noize Power |
| Evolving from the electro/trash side of the musical spectrum to a more refined, techno sound, Boys Noize's second album is not as instantly accessible as his first. He can, however, still produce a great deal of bangers ('Starter', 'Jeffer', 'Nott') that will keep the club kids happy and energetic. |
| Boys Noize I Love Techno 2008 |
| Boys Noize Out Of The Black |
| BRNS Wounded |
| A very impressive debut with lots of imagination. Like a perfect mix between the best aspects of Battles and Alt-J, Wounded is one of more relaxing and playful albums you'll hear all year. That's not to say that BRNS' (pronounce "brains") debut is whithout its flaws - a little bit of extra attention would've done songs like "Our Lights" or "Here Dead He Lies" good - but don't let that stop you from checking out this wonderful piece of alternative pop music. |
| Bruce Springsteen Devils & Dust |
| Bruce Springsteen Tunnel of Love |
| Bruce Springsteen Wrecking Ball |
| This is a good album, but in the case of Springsteen, "Good' just doesn't cut it. |
| Burial Truant/Rough Sleeper |
| C.W. Stoneking Jungle Blues |
| A wonderful modern take on Jazz and Blues music. Very refreshing when tired of all the beats and bombast of modern-day rock, pop or dance music. |
| Camo and Krooked Above & Beyond |
| Ranging from liquid funk to hard drumstep and everything in between, this debut from Austria's Camo & Krooked has everything to get the party going. They were recently signed to Hospital Records, so we can expect more earcandy from these guys pretty soon. |
| Caribou Swim |
| Caribou Up in Flames (as Manitoba) |
| Chase and Status More Than Alot |
| Chris Cappello Could Be Bitter Forever |
| Oh Chris, where have you been all my life? |
| Christian Loffler A Forest |
| Claro Intelecto Metanarrative |
| Claro Intelecto Reform Club |
| Clubroot Clubroot |
| Cobblestone Jazz The Modern Deep Left Quartet |
| Consequence (NZ) Test Dream |
| Converge All We Love We Leave Behind |
| Cosmin TRG Gordian |
| Courtney Barnett sometimes i sit and think, and sometimes i just sit |
| Cult of Luna Salvation |
| Daft Punk Discovery |
| Danny Byrd Supersized |
| Danny Byrd Rave Digger |
| Dday One Heavy Migration |
| De La Soul 3 Feet High and Rising |
| Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables |
| Deadbeat Eight |
| Destroyer Kaputt |
| dEUS My Sister = My Clock |
| Diamond Rugs Diamond Rugs |
| Digital Mystikz Urban Ethics |
| Digital Mystikz 2 Much Chat/Coral Reef |
| On the A-side, you get one of Mala's eeriest dubplates - that horn sample! - which is already reason enough to get this. As a bonus, Coki isn't flat out horrible this time around too. After a couple of disappointing releases, DMZ is back on track! |
| Digitalism Idealism |
| Coming from Berlin, the modern capital of techno music, and owing a great deal to Daft Punk, obviously Digitalism has the right background to make a smashing club album. But instead of creating some shallow bangers (I'm looking at you, Justice), they produce an album with actual SONGS on it, albeit songs that are extremely danceable. This lifts Digitalism from their contemporaries, as you can enjoy this album equally while listening to it on the dancefloor or in your living room. |
| Disclosure The Face |
| Disclosure Tenderly/Flow |
| DJ Food The Search Engine |
| Dr. Quandary Wayfarers |
| Eagles Of Death Metal Death By Sexy |
| Echo and The Bunnymen Heaven Up Here |
| Echo and The Bunnymen Porcupine |
| Echo and The Bunnymen Ocean Rain |
| Echo and The Bunnymen Echo and The Bunnymen |
| Efterklang Piramida |
| Emancipator Soon It Will Be Cold Enough |
| Emika Emika |
| Eminem The Eminem Show |
| EPROM Metahuman |
| Evol Intent Era of Diversion |
| Factory Floor Factory Floor |
| Fall Out Boy From Under the Cork Tree |
| Fall Out Boy Infinity on High |
| Fatboy Slim Better Living Through Chemistry |
| Field Music Plumb |
| FIS Preparations |
| Flying Horseman City Same City |
| Foo Fighters In Your Honor |
| Four Tet Pink |
| This is pure dancefloor gold! But the fact that the album is practically a couple of single releases lumped together marks it a bit down. |
| Four Tet 0181 |
| Frank Turner Tape Deck Heart |
| Franz Ferdinand Tonight: Franz Ferdinand |
| Franz Ferdinand Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action |
| They're back baby!!! |
| Frightened Rabbit Pedestrian Verse |
| Fucked Up Year of the Tiger |
| Future of the Left The Plot Against Common Sense |
| Fuzz Fuzz |
| Galerie Stratique Horizzzons |
| Gallows (UK) Grey Britain |
| Gallows (UK) Gallows |
| Ghost Mice All We Got Is Each Other |
| Gnarls Barkley St. Elsewhere |
| Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! |
| Golden Axe Liquid Bacon |
| Extremely catchy and energetic synthpop. It's like Suicide, but then without all the despair. Download for free here: http://goldenaxe.bandcamp.com/ |
| Gonjasufi MU.ZZ.LE |
| Gonjasufi A Sufi and a Killer |
| Goose (BEL) Bring It On |
| A rock group who decides to turn their attention to electronica, where have we heard that before? But the result is an at times wonderful nu-rave (Goose would hate this term) album. Tracks like 'Black Gloves', 'British Mode', 'Check' and especially the title track should tear a filled dancefloor apart. Insanely catchy also. |
| Gorilla Biscuits Start Today |
| Gorillaz Gorillaz |
| Gossip Standing In The Way Of Control |
| Yes, Beth Ditto is fat! But she can sing, and how! Her voice, combined with the electro-punk music that's aggressive, groovy, funky and at times even soulful, is the recipe that makes this album an excellent one. You know, when you listen to a record in your CD-player or on your iPod, you don't actually see the artist, so it's rather ludicrous to write a singer down, just because she doesn't have a pretty face (or body). |
| Gramatik Street Bangerz Vol. 2 |
| Green Day Insomniac |
| Green Day Nimrod |
| Grimes Visions |
| Gui Boratto Chromophobia |
| Gui Boratto Take My Breath Away |
| GusGus Arabian Horse |
| Herve Ghetto Bass |
| Herve drops a double party mix, one for the rave and fidget people and one for the dub minded. The first is basically a promo mix for his own tracks as Herve operates under about 20 other different aliases. They are not very distinguishable from one another however. This lack in diversity is made up for on the second disc, thankfully. All-in-all ideal party material. |
| Herve Ghetto Bass 2 |
| Hessian Manegarmr |
| High Contrast High Society |
| Holy Esque Holy Esque |
| Holy Other Held |
| Streaming here: http://soundcloud.com/tri_angle_records/sets/holyotherheld/ |
| Holy Other With U |
| Hot Chip The Warning |
| Hot Chip One Life Stand |
| Hot Water Music No Division |
| Hot Water Music Exister |
| House Boat The Delaware Octopus |
| House Boat 21st Century Breakroom |
| House Boat The Thorns of Life |
| Howler America Give Up |
| iNTRiKeT The Woods |
| ISIS Oceanic |
| Jack White Blunderbuss |
| Blunderbuss doesn't provide a shockingly new direction for White, but it doesn't really have to either. Fans of his other work may pick this up blindly and newcomers will find a quasi-complete overview of his different music styles and influences. And as always, the blues is all up in this bitch. |
| Jacques Greene Ready |
| Jacques Greene On Your Side |
| James Holden The Inheritors |
| Japandroids Post-Nothing |
| John K. Samson Provincial |
| Justice A Cross the Universe |
| Kahn Kahn |
| Kaiser Chiefs Yours Truly, Angry Mob |
| Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy |
| Kanye West Late Registration |
| Kapitan Korsakov Stuff and Such |
| King Krule King Krule |
| King Krule 6 Feet Beneath the Moon |
| King Tuff King Tuff |
| Kings of Leon Because Of The Times |
| Koreless 4D / MTI |
| Kraftwerk Trans-Europe Express |
| Kraftwerk Autobahn |
| Kromestar My Sound |
| Kryptic Minds One of Us |
| Kurt Vile b'lieve i'm goin' down... |
| L'Orange Old Soul |
| Lady Linn and her Magnificent Seven Here We Go Again |
| Lady Linn and her Magnificent Seven No Goodbye At All |
| Latterman Turn Up The Punk, We'll Be Singing |
| Laurel Halo Chance of Rain |
| LCD Soundsystem This Is Happening |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin II |
| Lights Siberia |
| Lindstrom and Christabelle Real Life Is No Cool |
| Liquid Stranger Cryogenic Encounters |
| Locked Groove Heritage |
| Logos Cold Mission |
| London Elektricity Yikes! |
| London Elektricity Billion Dollar Gravy |
| Mac DeMarco 2 |
| Machines Don't Care Machines Don't Care |
| Madensuyu Stabat Mater |
| Madness One Step Beyond |
| Madteo Noi No |
| Manchester Orchestra I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child |
| Marcel Dettmann Dettmann |
| Marcel Dettmann Range |
| Marcel Dettmann II |
| Maroon 5 Songs About Jane |
| Massive Attack Blue Lines |
| Maybeshewill I Was Here For a Moment, Then I Was Gone |
| Metz Metz |
| Michael Jackson Thriller |
| Millionaire Paradisiac |
| Minus the Bear Omni |
| Minus the Bear Highly Refined Pirates |
| Minutemen Double Nickels on the Dime |
| Modeselektor Monkeytown |
| Mogwai Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will |
| Monolake Hong Kong |
| Mount Eerie Clear Moon |
| Mount Kimbie Crooks & Lovers |
| Mr. Oizo Lambs Anger |
| Mr. Oizo Analog Worms Attack |
| Muse Origin of Symmetry |
| Muse Absolution |
| My Bloody Valentine m b v |
| Naibu Fall |
| Nails Abandon All Life |
| Nas Illmatic |
| New Order Movement |
| New Order Power, Corruption and Lies |
| Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Push The Sky Away |
| Nicolas Jaar Don't Break My Love |
| Nirvana Nevermind |
| Nonplus+ Records Think And Change |
| Nope Revision |
| Nosaj Thing Home |
| Nujabes Spiritual State |
| Nujabes Metaphorical Music |
| Oasis Time Flies |
| OFF! First Four EPs |
| OFF! OFF! |
| Omar S Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself |
| oOoOO Without Your Love |
| Orbital Orbital |
| Orbital Wonky |
| Pantha du Prince and The Bell Laboratory Elements Of Light |
| Elements Of Light is obviously a really good record, but it's missing the undefinable spark that his other releases had. Still very much recommended, but at the same time a small disappointment. |
| Paul Weller Wake Up The Nation |
| Pelican The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon... |
| Pelican Ataraxia/Taraxis |
| Pendulum Hold Your Colour |
| Perc Wicker And Steel |
| Perverse Equinox |
| Peverelist Dance Til The Police Come |
| Phase (UK) Frames Of Reference |
| Phon.o Black Boulder |
| Pinch Underwater Dancehall |
| Don't bother with the (somewhat disappointing) first disc and skip straight to the uniformally excellent instrumentals. |
| Pissed Jeans Honeys |
| Placebo Meds |
| Portico Quartet Portico Quartet |
| Portico Quartet Isla |
| Portishead Third |
| Primal Scream More Light |
| Pulled Apart By Horses Tough Love |
| Queens of the Stone Age Era Vulgaris |
| Queens of the Stone Age Queens of the Stone Age |
| Queens of the Stone Age ...Like Clockwork |
| Radiohead TKOL RMX 1234567 |
| Raketkanon RKTKN#1 |
| Real Estate Days |
| Recondite EC10 |
| Recondite Iffy |
| Woof |
| Red City Radio The Dangers of Standing Still |
| Ricardo Villalobos Dependent And Happy |
| Robert Hood Motor: Nighttime World 3 |
| Robert Hood Nighttime World Volume 1 |
| Russian Circles Empros |
| Rustie Glass Swords |
| Santigold Santogold |
| Savages Silence Yourself |
| Say Anything In Defense of the Genre |
| Say Anything Say Anything |
| School of Seven Bells Ghostory |
| Scuba Personality |
| Seasick Steve Dog House Music |
| Seasick Steve I Started Out With Nothin' |
| Sepalcure Sepalcure |
"These ratings are fucking disappointing"
I smell a 5 coming |
| Sepalcure Make You |
| Shameboy Hi, Lo and in Between |
| Shed The Killer |
| Shellac At Action Park |
| Shlohmo Vacation |
| Sigha Living With Ghosts |
| Simian Mobile Disco Attack Decay Sustain Release |
| Simian Mobile Disco Temporary Pleasure |
| Sithu Aye 26 |
| Skream Skream! |
| sleepmakeswaves ...and so we destroyed everything |
| sleepmakeswaves sleepmakeswaves (US) |
| Sonic Youth Goo |
| Sorrow (UK) Existence |
| Sorrow (UK) Shinigami |
| Sorrow (UK) Warring |
| Soulwax Much Against Everyone's Advice |
| Soulwax Part of the Weekend Never Dies |
| Soundtrack (Film) Inglourious Basterds Motion Picture Soundtrack |
| Soundtrack (Film) Reservoir Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack |
| Soundtrack (Film) Pulp Fiction |
| Soundtrack (Film) Jackie Brown |
| Soundtrack (Film) South Park (Original Soundtrack) |
| SP:MC Declassified |
| Squarepusher Feed Me Weird Things |
| Squarepusher Big Loada |
| Stake All Is Chaos |
| Stumbleine Spiderwebbed |
| Submotion Orchestra Fragments |
| Submotion Orchestra 1968 |
| Sum 41 Does This Look Infected? |
| Swarms Swarms |
| Swarms I Gave You Everything |
| Swarms Low Sun |
| It has nothing on 'Old Raves End', and even the 'Stumbleine EP' was better, but 'Low Sun' shows that Swarms is still THE dubstep project to follow these days. And I looove the vocal samples on here. |
| Terrence Dixon From The Far Future - Part 2 |
| The Antlers Burst Apart |
| The Arrogant Sons of Bitches Three Cheers For Disappointment |
| The Black Mages The Skies Above |
| The Black Mages The Black Mages |
| The Black Pacific The Black Pacific |
| The Bronx The Bronx (II) |
| The Bronx The Bronx (III) |
| The Damned Damned Damned Damned |
| The Decemberists Long Live the King |
| The Decemberists The Crane Wife |
| The Decemberists The King Is Dead |
| The Dillinger Escape Plan Calculating Infinity |
| The Dillinger Escape Plan Ire Works |
| The Dillinger Escape Plan Miss Machine |
| The Dillinger Escape Plan One of Us Is the Killer |
| The Flashbulb Opus At The End Of Everything |
| The Futureheads The Futureheads |
| The Haxan Cloak Excavation |
| Damn, Tri-Angle is on fire! |
| The Hickey Underworld The Hickey Underworld |
| The Hives Black and White Album |
| The Hives Barely Legal |
| The Hives Lex Hives |
| The Hold Steady Heaven Is Whenever |
| The Kids Naughty Kids |
| The Kills Blood Pressures |
| The Lawrence Arms The Greatest Story Ever Told |
| The Maccabees Given to the Wild |
| The Menzingers On the Impossible Past |
| The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Let's Face It |
| The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation Egor |
| The Mountain Goats Transcendental Youth |
| The Notwist Close to the Glass |
| The Police Ghost in the Machine |
| The Police Reggatta de Blanc |
| The Replacements Tim |
| The Rolling Stones Out of Our Heads |
| The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones |
| The Samuel Jackson Five The Samuel Jackson Five |
| The Sedan Vault Vanguard |
| The Stooges The Stooges |
| The Strokes First Impressions of Earth |
| The Subs Subculture |
| The Subways Money and Celebrity |
| The Tallest Man on Earth The Tallest Man on Earth |
| The Tallest Man on Earth Shallow Grave |
| The Tallest Man on Earth There's No Leaving Now |
| The Ting Tings We Started Nothing |
| The Vaccines What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? |
| The Vaccines Come of Age |
| The content of The Vaccines' second album is exactly what you would expect from looking at the title of the record: a step up in almost every way. The songs on Come Of Age are more interesting musically, better lyrically and more fleshed out than the ones on the debut from last year. The album is not flawless however, as filler tracks do detract from the quality of the (soon to be) singles. Nevertheless, Come Of Age is a very enjoyable half hour listen and a sign that we may expect some great things from these young fellas. |
| The Van Jets Electric Soldiers |
| The Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat |
| The Who My Generation |
| The Who Tommy |
| The Who Quadrophenia |
| The Wonder Years The Upsides |
| The World/Inferno Friendship Society Red-Eyed Soul |
| The xx xx |
| Thrice Vheissu |
| Thrice The Illusion of Safety |
| Thriftworks Terry - D |
| It's like FlyLo actually finished his tracks for a change. |
| Thrupence Voyages |
| Thursday No Devolucion |
| Tiga Sexor |
| Tiga Ciao! |
| TOKiMONSTA Midnight Menu |
| Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross The Social Network OST |
| Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo OST |
| Trentemoller Reworked / Remixed |
| Trentemoller Lost |
| Trophy Scars Darts to the Sea |
| TTNG Animals |
| TTNG 13.0.0.0.0 |
| Two Door Cinema Club Tourist History |
| V.I.V.E.K Mantra |
| Vampire Weekend Vampire Weekend |
| Vampire Weekend Contra |
| Venetian Snares Winnipeg Is A Frozen Shithole |
| Vex'd Degenerate |
| Visionist Safe |
| Vitalic Ok Cowboy |
| Vitalic Flashmob |
| Waxahatchee Cerulean Salt |
| White Lung Sorry |
| Wipers Youth of America |
| Witchcraft Legend |
| Wolfgang Gartner Weekend In America |
| Yo La Tengo Fade |
| You Blew It! Grow Up, Dude |
| Yppah Eighty One |
| Yuck Glow and Behold |
| Zombie Nation Zombielicious |
| 3.0 good |
| AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap |
| AC/DC High Voltage |
| AC/DC Let There Be Rock |
| Alabama Shakes Boys & Girls |
| Amy Winehouse Back to Black |
| Analogue Monsta Boom |
| Aphrodite Break In Reality |
| Armand Van Helden Ghettoblaster |
| Straight-up club bangers and radio friendly tunes make up this album. It's absolutely nothing groundbreaking, but hear 'Touch Your Toes', 'I Want Your Soul' or 'Je t'Aime' and try not to move, shake along or nod your head to the beat. C'mon, I dare you. |
| Ash 1977 |
| Bad Religion True North |
| Barenaked Ladies Barenaked Ladies Are Men |
| Barenaked Ladies Barenaked Ladies Are Me |
| Black Box Revelation Shiver Of Joy |
| This EP is the first American release for The Black Box Revelation. It contains six tracks, but only the first and the last one are worth your time, as the rest of the songs can be found on their European albums. Nevertheless, the EP is a solid introduction to the band and the title track gives high hopes for their upcoming third album, scheduled for release on October 3. |
| Bloc Party Silent Alarm Remixed |
| Blood Red Shoes Fire Like This |
| Booka Shade Eve |
| Boys Noize Oi Oi Oi: Remixed |
| Boys Noize The Remixes: 2004-2011 |
| Brand New Your Favorite Weapon |
| Bruce Springsteen The Promise |
| Burial Street Halo |
| Caribou Andorra |
| Cheap Girls Giant Orange |
| Chromeo Fancy Footwork |
| Clark Iradelphic |
| Claro Intelecto Warehouse Sessions |
| Warehouse Sessions collects ten of the best club bangers Claro Intelecto has produced to date; 'Thieves' and 'Momento' being particularly notable. However, lumped together, things start to get a bit too samey over the course of one hour of playing length. This makes these tracks much more suited for the clubs, then, than for intricate home listening sessions. |
| Cursive I Am Gemini |
| Daft Punk Human After All |
| David Bowie The Next Day |
| Deadmau5 4x4=12 |
| Demdike Stare Elemental |
| Dirty Projectors Swing Lo Magellan |
| Ducktails The Flower Lane |
| Eagles Of Death Metal Heart On |
| Eagles Of Death Metal Peace Love Death Metal |
| Eleven Tigers 111 |
| Eminem The Slim Shady LP |
| Emptyset Material |
| Explosions in the Sky All of a Sudden, I Miss Everyone |
| Fall Out Boy Take This to Your Grave |
| FIDLAR FIDLAR |
| Flying Lotus Cosmogramma |
| Foals Holy Fire |
| Four Tet Beautiful Rewind |
| Franz Ferdinand Blood |
| Probably more suited as background music than for actual attentive listening, but none of the tracks are bad. Each dub has a nice take on the original from Tonight and depending on your mood, you may feel that some reworkings here are actually the better versions of the songs. |
| Fucked Up David's Town |
| fun. Some Nights |
| Gallows (UK) Orchestra Of Wolves |
| Ganja White Night Mystic Herbalist |
| Geike For The Beauty Of Confusion |
| Gorillaz The Fall |
| Green Day 21st Century Breakdown |
| Grinderman Grinderman |
| Gwen Stefani Love. Angel. Music. Baby. |
| Herve Party Bombs! |
| Holograms Holograms |
| Hot Water Music Fuel for the Hate Game |
| Iceage You're Nothing |
| Islands A Sleep and a Forgetting |
| Jacques Greene Concealer |
| Jacuzzi Boys Glazin' |
| Jake Bugg Jake Bugg |
| James Blake James Blake |
| This is a rather enjoyable debut, but Blakes' voice doesn't have the emotional impact of a Justin Vernon or Nebraska-era Springsteen (my 2 favorite singer-songwriters) and the beats miss the warmth of the compositions of a Four Tet. In fact, the album comes off as rather cold and emotionless and it's this that keeps me from really embracing it. |
| James Blake Overgrown |
| Jessie Ware Devotion |
| Jimmy Eat World Bleed American |
| Joe Henry Reverie |
| Joyce Manor Joyce Manor |
| Joyce Manor Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired |
| Justice † |
| Kaiser Chiefs Employment |
| Kings of Leon Aha Shake Heartbreak |
| Kraftwerk Radio-Activity |
| Kraftwerk Tour De France Soundtracks |
| Kraftwerk Computer World |
| Kraftwerk Electric Cafe |
| Lanterns on the Lake The Starlight |
| Lapalux Nostalchic |
| Last Dinosaurs In A Million Years |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IV |
| Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin III |
| Lisa Hannigan Passenger |
| Local Natives Hummingbird |
| Lotus Plaza Spooky Action At A Distance |
| Love American Disquiet |
| Low C'Mon |
| Mark Lanegan Blues Funeral |
| Memoryhouse The Slideshow Effect |
| MGMT Oracular Spectacular |
| Michael Jackson Bad |
| Michael Jackson Off the Wall |
| Miike Snow Miike Snow |
| Miike Snow Happy to You |
| Mika Life in Cartoon Motion |
| Misfits Static Age |
| Muse Showbiz |
| Muse Black Holes & Revelations |
| My Chemical Romance The Black Parade |
| Netsky Netsky |
| Good debut album from drum & bass prodigy Netsky. Although his dubstep experiments are a bit off and some tunes sound a bit samey, plenty d&b anthems are to be found here. Not to mention that the production value is superb. All in all a great collection of party tracks. |
| Neutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the Sea |
| Night Birds The Other Side Of Darkness |
| Northstar Pollyanna |
| Omar S It Can Be Done But Only I Can Do It |
| Osees Putrifiers II |
| Pariah (UK) Rift |
| Paul Banks Banks |
| Paul Weller Sonik Kicks |
| Peverelist Jarvik Mindstate |
| pg.lost Key |
| Pixies Come On Pilgrim |
| Porcelain Raft Strange Weekend |
| Pulled Apart By Horses Pulled Apart By Horses |
| Radiohead Pablo Honey |
| Refused Songs To Fan The Flames Of Discontent |
| Richard Cheese Aperitif for Destruction |
| Rise and Fall Faith |
| Royksopp Junior |
| Royksopp The Understanding |
| Santigold Master of My Make-Believe |
| SBTRKT SBTRKT |
| School Is Cool Entropology |
| Sepalcure Fleur |
| Shameboy At The Pyramid Marquee |
| Solid release. But as someone who was there when this was recorded, I can safely say that this live album doesn't contain at all the energy and atmosphere of the performance or audience. |
| Sharon Van Etten Tramp |
| Shigeto Lineage |
| Shlohmo Bad Vibes |
| Sigur Ros Valtari |
| Sithu Aye Invent the Universe |
| Snoop Dogg R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta) - The Masterpiece |
| Son Lux We Are Rising |
| Soundtrack (Film) Death Proof |
| Spider Bags Shake My Head |
| Spor Supernova |
| Squarepusher Hello Everything |
| Stumbleine The Night Before |
| Another EP with little to no change in direction for the artist. It's his third already, this year. 'The Night Before' is still quite enjoyable, but he'd better slow down or no-one will be interested anymore. |
| Suicide Suicide: Alan Vega and Martin Rev |
| Suicide Suicide |
| Tennis Young And Old |
| Tera Melos X'ed Out |
| The Bloody Beetroots Romborama |
| The Bronx The Bronx (IV) |
| The Chariot One Wing |
| The Doppelgangaz HARK |
| The Hickey Underworld I'm Under The House, I'm Dying |
| The second effort by The Hickey Underworld is in some ways a step forward (more thought out and focused), but at the same time it loses the appealling rawness of the debut. Ultimately, the boys are still developing their sound which results in 'I'm Under The House, I'm Dying' being a slightly underdeveloped and not completely satisfying album. |
| The Jezabels The Brink |
| The Mars Volta De-Loused in the Comatorium |
| The Prodigy Music for the Jilted Generation |
| The Rolling Stones It's Only Rock 'n' Roll |
| The Rolling Stones Tattoo You |
| The Stranglers Black And White |
| The Subways Young For Eternity |
| The Subways All or Nothing |
| The Ting Tings Sounds from Nowheresville |
| The Who A Quick One |
| Them Crooked Vultures Them Crooked Vultures |
| Toro Y Moi Anything In Return |
| Triggerfinger All this dancin' around |
| Triptides Psychic Summer |
| Two Gallants The Bloom and the Blight |
| Unknown Mortal Orchestra II |
| Valentin Stip Sigh |
| Venetian Snares The Chocolate Wheelchair Album |
| Venetian Snares Winter In The Belly Of A Snake |
| Venetian Snares Hospitality |
| Wen Commotion |
| Wil Wagner Laika |
| Winther Winther |
| Wires Shadows EP |
| WU LYF Go Tell Fire to the Mountain |
| Yeah Yeah Yeahs Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix EP) |
| Yellowcard Ocean Avenue |
| You Slut! Medium Bastard |
| Zomby Where Were U In '92? |
| Zomby Dedication |
