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Album reviews - Page 55
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Genres
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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
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Metal
Alternative Metal
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Metalcore
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Power Metal
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Hardcore Punk
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Pop Punk
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Post-Hardcore
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Americana
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Country
72
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Other styles
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Electronic
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No Closer to Heaven
The Wonder Years
8.3
Album review
Emo
Pop Punk
Punk rock
Rock
“Cigarettes & Saints” is the heart of No Closer to Heaven. A friend's death becomes a struggle with religion, anger and the limits…
Turmoil & Tinfoil
Billy Strings
8.2
Album review
Bluegrass
Folk
Turmoil & Tinfoil has the speed and precision of strong bluegrass, while Billy Strings regularly lets his curiosity widen the…
Sundiver
Boston Manor
8.2
Album review
Alternative Rock
Indie
Rock
Boston Manor have spent several albums moving away from the pop-punk label, and Sundiver makes a strong case for giving them the…
City
Strapping Young Lad
9.3
Album review
Industrial Metal
Metal
City begins like a machine being forced into motion. The short Velvet Kevorkian builds pressure, then All Hail the New Flesh opens…
What One Becomes
SUMAC
8.3
Album review
Metal
Sludge Metal
What One Becomes takes SUMAC towards the boundary between fixed composition and free interplay. Heavy riffs give the music…
Diorama
Silverchair
9.1
Album review
Pop
Progressive rock/metal
Rock
Across the Night opens a door Silverchair had only partly approached before. Strings, brass and a twisting vocal melody turn the…
Good Mourning
Alkaline Trio
8.7
Album review
Emo
Pop Punk
Punk rock
Rock
There is a cheerful cruelty to the opening of Good Mourning. This Could Be Love makes a grisly fantasy sound catchy enough to hum…
Hatred for Mankind
Dragged into Sunlight
8.2
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Sludge Metal
Hatred for Mankind sounds as though several forms of extreme metal are pushing against the walls together. Dragged into Sunlight…
The Cause Of Shipwreck
Blackbriar
8.0
Album review
Symphonic Metal
Zora Cock gives The Cause Of Shipwreck a voice of its own. She can sing clearly and almost gently, then give a melody an…
Ascension
Paradise Lost
8.8
Album review
Doom Metal
Gothic Metal
Metal
Rock
Paradise Lost have a very reliable relationship with misery. On Ascension, they make it sound surprisingly full of life. The…
Gloss Drop
Battles
7.7
Album review
Electronic
Math Rock
Rock
Gloss Drop is more concerned with sustaining a groove than surprising the listener at every turn. Battles keeps its guitars…
Ocean Machine: Biomech
Devin Townsend
9.2
Album review
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
The size of Ocean Machine: Biomech comes from layers rather than speed. Devin Townsend stacks guitars, keyboards and voices until…
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