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My favourite albums - top 7 in random order | | 1 |  | Converge
Jane Doe
There was a period of time when I felt that this style of music wasn't in my interests anymore.Then I listened to Jane Doe. I honestly did not think it was possible to channel emotions towards music in this way. It was a real revelation that renewed my love for extreme music. I will not make you bored with all personal past stories that relate to listening to this record, as the story can be summed up by the beautiful lyrics yelled by J. Bannon. An absolute must-know | | 2 |  | Pink Floyd
The Dark Side of the Moon
All that you want from a record. It is not a case that TDSOTM is regarded at one the most valuables masterpieces of rock music. I suppose everyone knows this psychedelic sad collection of stories. I really think it is astounding to see how much talent a band can have. | | 3 |  | La Quiete
La Fine Non E La Fine
This and Tempeun are to me a classic of screamo and chaotic music. This album pulled me towards genres of music that made me discover what is real emotional music. Not that escape the fate shit I used to listen back then ( still very catchy tho, no regrets). | | 4 |  | Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
Is it rock? Is it classical music? Is it a painting? Lift your skinny fists is all of these. It's a story made music, and delivers a message. This album is a grower, and quite hard to access if you have no experience with post-rock. However, if you give it a chance it will bring your mind further away in beautiful realms. | | 5 |  | Fall of Efrafa
Owsla
Among what I discovered last year, this is surely the album I listened to the most. It's so great. Based on the novel "Watership Down" this album is the first piece of an album trilogy that narrates the story of the bunny colony of Efrafa. This album successfully mix crust punk with post metal, post rock and thousand other influences. I think this album is incredibly underrated by the music community, as I think it is a classic of extreme music, being at the same time quite accessible for the non experts of the genre. Bunny metal, they say. | | 6 |  | slint
Spiderland
This album has recently entered in my top 7. The more I listen to it, the more I appreciate it. This record could be defined introverted, if we could use this adjective towards a musical piece. The obsession behind the repeated guitar riffs is tangible. Must know of post-rock & post hardcore. Furthermore, it made me dig more in the 90s music. As a result, my musical taste matured much more. | | 7 |  | A Black Rose Burial
An Awakening of Revenants EP
I honestly have no idea why this record is here, since I have noticed long time ago that the band was not fully mature when composing the former. However, A baleful Aura in the graveyard of broken gears (1st track) is my most played song ever on Itunes. So yeah, it's such a pity that these lads disbanged after only 1 Ep. They could have been really big, I believe it. For who does not know the record, it's a mix of grindcore-metalcore-strange atmospheres mixed with sample of B-movies horror from the past. For sure they were experimental. | |
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09.30.15 | 2 is the greatest album ever made. | MistaCrave
09.30.15 | 1, 4 and 6 are also some of my favorites ever. | zakalwe
09.30.15 | 2 and 6 are all time greats, rest is a bunch of arse | Rawmeeth38
10.07.15 | 2 and 6 are two of my three absolute favs. seems like we have similar taste | Archelirion
10.07.15 | While Owsla is incredible, Inle by FoE is my joint favourite album ever. It's beyond brilliant. | Artuma
10.07.15 | inle is definitely the best foe agreed but owsla rules face as well | magicuba
10.07.15 | Where are you guys in the real world??? :P It's such a pity that I know only a bunch of people being able to appreciate Fof in real life. i would talk about them all day long. Owsla is my favourite record because itìs restless and I love the HC punk influences that are almost absent in the 2 following records. Inle is a 4 to me because republic of heaven and The warren of snares are 2 masterpieces, but the other tracks didn't click in in the same way | Archelirion
10.07.15 | Have you checked Anopheli - The Ache of Want yet? It's got Alex on vocals and the concept's his again, and if you love Owsla then you'll like it almost as much. | magicuba
10.07.15 | still not, I'll do it now
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