What's the last album you listened to?

smit101 said:
They sound nothing like them:confused: thankfully!!!!
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smit101 said:
Crazy amalgam of Metal,
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The Wildhearts

smit101 said:
punk
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The Wildhearts

smit101 said:
12 bar rock n roll,
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The Wildhearts

smit101 said:
speed metal etc
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The Wildhearts


smit101 said:
more killer riffs and tasty guitar licks per song than a lot of bands manage in an entire album.
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Definitely The Wildhearts

And that's why I'll be putting your suggestion on my SGS.
Thank you.
 
Rise against - Endgame 6/10

Been out for a while but only just got a chance to have a proper listen through. Another great album from them I must say, but still not on par with previous albums like:

  • The Sufferer & The Witness
  • Revolutions Per Minute

The stand out track for me has to be

 
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Had the new Staind album delivered last week.

Ive been a fan of theirs since Tormented, and i think they were unfortunate to get lumped in with the Nu-Metal crowd when Break The Cycle came out.

Anyway, pretty good album, heavy chugging riffs which are produced like BTC, but would sound at hom on either of their first 3 albums. Aaron is using screams on this album often, too.

I like it.
 
Eames said:
Damn, they're still going?

Looks like human centipede on the cover.
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:D yep.

Their last album was their low point (imo), but this one is heavy, energetic, and angry.
I just really like the way the band write, record, and produce the guitar parts.
 
Unto the Locust by Machine Head, didn't think The Blackening could be topped but they have managed it.
 
scottmuir424 said:
snow patrol cant mind the album mind u lol
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Wut?


Last album I listenned to

Ulver - Themes from William Blake's Marriage of Heaven and Hell.

Stand Out Track:-


I give it a solid 8 for simulteanously maintaining to be quite awesome in the face of it's ambitious premise and undeniable weirdness.
 
Modeselektor - Monkeytown

More vocals than I expected but another great album from them. As usual, but even more so than previous releases, it's impossible to pigeonhole. Has plenty dirty electro, stretched out, glitchy and ethereal vocals, techno, gets a bit funky for a while, and some good chunks of bass.

They always put on a great live set, looking forward to seeing them play some of this new stuff in Decemeber at the WHP. Still one of my best clubbing memories was from the first time I saw them at The Arches, end of the night, lights fully on, place still absolutely rammed, screaming for one more tune, and they make a complete u-turn from their main set and finish with some bassy hip-hop. Place went wild.

Anyway have one of the tracks with Thom Yorke on vocals - This.

Score - 8/10 ?


Brian8bit said:
Listening to Jeff Wayne's War Of The Worlds. In my top ten albums of all time. EPIC!
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Superb album! If you get the chance the musical is well worth seeing.
 
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