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Tonight Alive 7.0
What Are You So Scared Of?
With a sound built for summer, Tonight Alive deliver a solid debut effort.
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Cut Teeth 9.0
Televandalism
Do not sleep on this band.
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Zelliack 10
Noir Tone EP
Oozing with sexiness, I feel it's the songbird of our generation.
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Sons 6.5
Keep Quiet
If Sons was a super hero clan, they would be called the Dynamic Four.
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Lamb of God 7.0
Resolution
For the uninitiated, Lamb of God are a hard-rocking, whiskey-drinking metal quintet from Richmond, Virginia, though their name may convey images of a meek lamb in a meadow. That’s all the introduction you’ll need, because the band have returned with a brand spanking new album, Resolution, – their seventh studio album – and after the mis-step in 2009 that was Wrath, LOG fans will rejoice at the return to form.
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Grimes 8.0
Visions
Plenty of sounds and variety.
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The United Sons of Toil 6.5
When The Revolution Comes, Everything Will Be Beautiful
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Valise 9.0
Dreamcatcher EP
Earth-shatteringly powerful, these guys are set for incredible musical achievement. All we can do now is wait.
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Lacuna Coil 6.0
Dark Adrenaline
One word to accurately describe this offering is generic.
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Nightwish 8.5
Imaginaerum
Nightwish have pieced together the best moments of all their previous works and combined it with a high amount of melodrama. The result is somewhere between grandiosely captivating and daringly zealous.
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Biohazard 7.0
Reborn In Defiance
Will appeal to fans of old school hardcore and nu-metal everywhere.
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Blessed By A Broken Heart 5.0
Feel the Power
There is a line to be drawn between serious fun and tapping the keg dry in the name of cliches – and Feel the Power is a habitual offender.
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Foxy Shazam 8.5
The Church of Rock and Roll
The Church of Rock and Roll is truly the rebirth and well-deserved resurgence of rock and roll
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Anthony Green 6.0
Beautiful Things
While Green's voice shines, the experimental and disjointed instrumentation holds "Beautiful Things," back.
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Secrets 6.5
The Ascent
Let’s put it this way, the secret’s out; they have ability and on their next record I’m looking forward to a more progressive sound within the crowded genre.
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Pioneer 6.5
Pioneer
There are few bands that have figured out the ways of the stream and are able to have the best of both worlds, Pioneer being one of them.
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Cloud Nothings 7.0
Attack on Memory
Cloud Nothings aims for real recognition.
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Caspian 7.5
Live at Old South Church
This live rendition will surely hold fans over for Caspian's forthcoming record.
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City Lights 9.0
In It To Win It
One of the best pop-punk albums in years.
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My Mouth Is The Speaker 8.5
Landmarks
My Mouth Is The Speaker delivers a crisp clean sound for any indie-rock fan to love.
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Nada Surf 6.5
The Stars are Indifferent to Astronomy
The band that doesn't have to change to stay relevant.
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The Hell 5.5
Sauve Les Requins EP
"Regret/ Repent/ Repeat and burn"
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The Internet 5.0
Purple Naked Ladies
Inconsistent electro-soul.
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Case In Theory 8.5
Cinematic
I hope these guys feel like they achieved their goal with this record, because I without a doubt think they did.
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Anthony Raneri 7.0
New Cathedrals EP
It's a New York State of mind and you can't tell him what to do.
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Snow Patrol 7.5
Fallen Empires
Thanks to its organic nature, this is the best Snow Patrol album to date.
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Enter Shikari 8.0
A Flash Flood of Colour
Enter Shikari go all out, unleashing a beastly version of their unique sound.
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SafetySuit 8.0
These Times
SafetySuit takes a radio rock sound to very likable levels in their sophomore release.
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