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Post-Punk Album reviews - Page 3
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
283
Garage Rock
45
Grunge
47
Hard Rock
149
Indie
77
Math Rock
42
Post-Grunge
77
Post-Punk
48
Post-Rock
64
Progressive rock/metal
336
Psychedelic Rock
53
Rap Rock / Metal
27
Rock
512
Shoegaze
71
Stoner Rock
21
Metal
Alternative Metal
143
Black Metal
39
Death Metal
44
Deathcore
16
Doom Metal
42
Gothic Metal
28
Groove Metal
17
Heavy Metal
24
Industrial Metal
33
Metal
392
Metalcore
74
Nu Metal
41
Post-Metal
23
Power Metal
34
Sludge Metal
39
Symphonic Metal
35
Thrash Metal
35
Punk and emo
Emo
88
Hardcore Punk
41
Pop Punk
60
Post-Hardcore
73
Punk rock
122
Country and roots
Alternative Country
28
Americana
77
Bluegrass
33
Country
72
Country Rock
56
Other styles
Blues
107
Electronic
39
Folk
89
Jazz
58
Jazz Fusion
52
LoFi
1
Pop
25
R&B
6
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
14
Soul
45
Genres
Post-Punk
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
283
Garage Rock
45
Grunge
47
Hard Rock
149
Indie
77
Math Rock
42
Post-Grunge
77
Post-Punk
48
Post-Rock
64
Progressive rock/metal
336
Psychedelic Rock
53
Rap Rock / Metal
27
Rock
512
Shoegaze
71
Stoner Rock
21
Metal
Alternative Metal
143
Black Metal
39
Death Metal
44
Deathcore
16
Doom Metal
42
Gothic Metal
28
Groove Metal
17
Heavy Metal
24
Industrial Metal
33
Metal
392
Metalcore
74
Nu Metal
41
Post-Metal
23
Power Metal
34
Sludge Metal
39
Symphonic Metal
35
Thrash Metal
35
Punk and emo
Emo
88
Hardcore Punk
41
Pop Punk
60
Post-Hardcore
73
Punk rock
122
Country and roots
Alternative Country
28
Americana
77
Bluegrass
33
Country
72
Country Rock
56
Other styles
Blues
107
Electronic
39
Folk
89
Jazz
58
Jazz Fusion
52
LoFi
1
Pop
25
R&B
6
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
14
Soul
45
Relatives In Descent
Protomartyr
8.3
Album review
Post-Punk
Relatives In Descent gives Protomartyr’s post-punk more room to move. The playing remains forceful, but the arrangements change…
Is This It
The Strokes
8.6
Album review
Garage Rock
Post-Punk
Is This It sounds relaxed, but its parts fit together with impressive care. The two guitars support each other, the rhythm section…
What Does Anything Mean? Basically
The Chameleons
8.5
Album review
Post-Punk
Shoegaze
What Does Anything Mean? Basically gives the Chameleons’ guitars a larger, more heavily treated setting. Keyboards and layers of…
Skinty Fia
Fontaines D.C.
8.6
Album review
Post-Punk
Skinty Fia makes Fontaines D.C.'s sound darker and broader. The guitars more often sit within a haze, the bass draws clear lines…
Script of the Bridge
The Chameleons
8.9
Album review
Post-Punk
Shoegaze
Script of the Bridge makes a strong case for atmosphere without losing the songs inside it. The Chameleons use two guitars that…
3D Country
Geese
8.3
Album review
Alternative Rock
Indie
Post-Punk
3D Country takes a restless approach to guitar rock. Geese move through country, gospel, post-punk and heavier noise with enough…
Pink Flag
Wire
9.0
Album review
Post-Punk
Punk rock
Pink Flag wastes almost nothing. Wire take the speed and directness of punk, then question how much a song actually needs. Some…
Juju
Siouxsie and the Banshees
8.6
Album review
Post-Punk
Juju gives Siouxsie and the Banshees a dark, tightly controlled sound without sacrificing memorable songs. John McGeoch’s guitar…
Dogrel
Fontaines D.C.
8.4
Album review
Post-Punk
Dogrel makes a strong entrance, but Fontaines D.C. have more to offer than the first few fierce songs suggest. The guitars are…
Aurora
Slow Crush
8.1
Album review
Alternative Rock
Post-Punk
Shoegaze
Aurora gives Slow Crush a strong starting point for their heavy, dreamlike guitar sound. The band combine dense distortion with…
Ellengæst
Crippled Black Phoenix
7.9
Album review
Post-Punk
Post-Rock
Progressive rock/metal
Ellengæst brings several different voices into Crippled Black Phoenix's dark rock, while keeping a clear identity across the…
Unknown Pleasures
Joy Division
9.1
Album review
Post-Punk
Unknown Pleasures gets its power from the space around the instruments. Peter Hook’s bass carries melodies that many bands would…
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