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Hard Rock Album reviews - Page 6
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
133
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
378
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
241
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
17
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
Genres
Hard Rock
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
133
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
378
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
241
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
17
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
The Lash
The Dirty Nil
Album review
Hard Rock
Punk rock
Rock
The Dirty Nil still sound as though a good riff is enough to improve most situations. The Lash gives that belief a harder test…
Everest
Halestorm
Album review
Hard Rock
Heavy Metal
Metal
Rock
Lzzy Hale has never had a problem making herself heard. The pleasure of Everest is how many different ways she finds to do it…
Chapter V
Staind
Album review
Hard Rock
Post-Grunge
Rock
The guitar details are what keep Chapter V interesting. Aaron Lewis brings the familiar emotional pressure, but Mike Mushok often…
Revelations
Audioslave
Album review
Alternative Rock
Hard Rock
Rock
Revelations gets more from a groove than from a dramatic entrance. Audioslave's third album puts the bass and drums closer to the…
From Birth to Burial
10 Years
Album review
Alternative Metal
Hard Rock
Metal
Rock
The heaviest parts of From Birth to Burial feel connected to something more interesting than volume. Jesse Hasek sounds unsettled…
The Sound of Madness
Shinedown
Album review
Hard Rock
Post-Grunge
Rock
Brent Smith is the main reason The Sound of Madness works as well as it does. He can give a heavy song enough force to cut through…
Leave a Whisper
Shinedown
Album review
Hard Rock
Post-Grunge
Rock
Brent Smith is a strong reason to pay attention to Leave a Whisper. His voice can bring a rough lower register and a clear…
Holy Ground
The Dead Daisies
Album review
Hard Rock
Rock
Glenn Hughes gives Holy Ground a clear center. His voice can rise high above the guitars without losing its soulful character, and…
Rockisdead
Dorothy
Album review
Blues
Hard Rock
Rock
Dorothy Martin gives Rockisdead its strongest reason to exist. The songs use familiar blues rock ingredients, but her voice makes…
Out of Exile
Audioslave
Album review
Alternative Rock
Hard Rock
Rock
Audioslave sound less like a meeting between famous previous bands on Out of Exile. The parts fit together more naturally…
How Did We Get So Dark?
Royal Blood
Album review
Garage Rock
Hard Rock
Rock
How Did We Get So Dark? is at its best when Royal Blood make their groove more flexible. The bass-and-drum attack remains the…
The Way
Dorothy
Album review
Blues
Hard Rock
Rock
Dorothy Martin has a voice that can make a fairly ordinary rock arrangement feel like an event. The Way gives her plenty of…
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