February 2011
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January 2011
“When we don’t know who to hate, we hate ourselves.”
– Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters (via an-invisible-monster)
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Best ALbums of 2010- #8- Bring Me the Horizon-...
Bring Me the Horizon- “There is a Hell Believe me I’ve Seen It, There is a Heaven Lets Keep it a Secret”- Holy maturity Batman! BMTH’s third proper full length, finds the band growing an un-measureable amount. Still present are the brutal breakdowns and in your face screams of scene favorite Oli Sykes. But look at the arrangement of the music and the lyrics and even the vocals of Sykes and you...
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Best Albums of 2010- #9- The Republic of Wolves-...
The Republic of Wolves- “Varuna”- Hardly a band for 2 years, The Republic of Wolves already have the chops of a Brand New or Thrice. Though sounding enough of like that aforementioned bands to be familiar, Varuna is an hour of unfamiliarity personified. Vocally the words are just understandable under the crashing waves of strings and drums. “Oarsmen” is 5 plus minutes of folk rock meeting post...
Best Albums of 2010- #10- PMToday- "In Media Res"
PM Today- “In Media Res”- There is absolutely no album released in 2010 that is more tragic than this Arkansas 4 piece’s 2nd full-length. Made up of three brothers and a friend, PM Today play a weird mix of Post-Hardcore, progressive and Art-Core to create something that is unlike any other band in the scene today. Musically you could get “People Are Machines” confused with Pierce the Veil, but...
If You Agree or Disagree With My Best Albums of...
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Best Albums of 2010- #11- Pierce the Veil-...
Pierce the Veil- “Selfish Machines”- Honestly guys it took you long enough! After the release of A Flair for the Dramatic, we were all on the PTV band wagon. That was in 2007! 3 years later we finally got Selfish Machines. At first I was upset, I almost forgot about you guys it took you so long to release it. But once the opening of “Besitos” hit my ears, all was forgiven. And by the end of the...
Best Albums of 2010- #11- Pierce the Veil-...
christiesandwich replied to your post: Best Albums of 2010- #13- Motion City Soundtrack- “My Dinosaur Life”
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Best Albums of 2010- #12- Drake- "Thank Me Later"
Drake- “Thank Me Later”- O so many haters. So many haters once Canadian rapper got big with “Best I Ever Had”. So many haters with the release of the single “Over”. And then silence. Once “Fireworks” starts off Thank Me Later, critics and haters were silenced. It’s hard to hate on someone who’s doing it all right. He’s not writing about being gangster, instead about pretty girls (“Fancy”). Not...
Best Albums of 2010- #13- Motion City Soundtrack-...
Motion City Soundtrack- “My Dinosaur Life”- Sometimes it really helps to go away for awhile. Look at motion City Soundtrack, who released Even if It Kills Me in 2007, laid low after some less than stellar reviews, and came back with the monstrous My Dinosaur Life. Full of enough hooks to catch a school a fish, Justine Pierre on the boys release a perfect blend of their previous releases. There...
Envy On The Coast
lunaweasley replied to your post: Best Albums of 2010- #15- Envy on the Coast- “LOWCOUNTRY”
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Best Albums of 2010- #14- Fake Problems- "Real...
Fake Problems- “Real Ghosts Caught on Tape”- The only real word that could sum up Real Ghosts would be haunting. The subject matter in which Chris Farren and Co. tackle on their third full-length is enough to bring a listener to tears. The album opens with “ADT”, a song about social anxiety and the fear of now fitting in. A few songs later “Songs For Teenagers” hits the listen hard, with the...
Best Albums of 2010- #15- Envy on the Coast-...
Envy on the Coast- “Lowcountry”- One of the most tragic losses of 2010, this New York based Post-Hardcore band broke up a short time after the release of Lowcountry. They might be gone but they left behind one of the most disturbingly perfect records of 2010. With enough metaphors to make an Literature professor drool, EOTC evoke their commentary on the status of America. “Southern Comfort”...
Best Albums of 2010- #16- Beach House- "Teen...
Beach House- “Teen Dream”- Elegant, calming and slightly haunting. These are the words used to describe Teen Dream, one of the most critically acclaimed albums of 2010. It’s Victoria Legrand voice that is the main instrument in Beach House’s arsenal. Backed by the simple yet exquisite music of Alex Scally, Teen Dream becomes the music equivalent of nicotine. Addictive melodies, catchy chores and...
Best Albums of 2010- #17- Emarosa- "Emarosa"
Emarosa- “Emarosa”- No matter how you see Jonny Craig as a person, you can’t deny his exquisite vocals. As those vocals once again shine in Emarosa’s second full length with Craig, it is the music that make this album one listen to over and over again. Unlike Relativity, this album flows much more fluidly. Instead of feeling like 10 separate tracks, the music carries itself as one piece of art....
Best Albums of 2010- #18- The Gaslight Anthem-...
The Gaslight Anthem- “American Slang”- You’d think with critical acclaim, fan approval and guest appearances with their idol, Bruce Springsteen, that The Gaslight Anthem would of reached their glass ceiling. That is until you hear American Slang, a soulful album by the New Jersey boys which displays their maturity. Not as fast paced as The 59 Sound, American Slang instead captures the listener...
Best Albums of 2010- #19- MGMT- "Congratultions"
MGMT- “Congratulations”- From the opening of “It’s Working”, you can tell this won’t be the same MGMT that release “Kids” or “Time to Pretend”. Instead you’ve entered the psychedelic world and minds of MGMT, where anything goes. 12 plus minute songs (“Siberian Breaks”) songs about music composures/produces (“Brian Eno”), songs about who the fuck know (“Flash Delirium”) run amok in this twisted...
Best Albums of 2010- #20- The Morning of- "The Way...
The Morning of- “The Way I Fell In”- Co-ed vocals usually fall into one of three categories: 1. Too forced 2. Too Cheesy or 3. Perfect. The New York 5 piece, The Morning of, fall into category 3. All throughout The Way I Fell in, Jessica Leplon and Justin Wiley make trading vocal duties look as easy as exchanging glances. Nowhere more apparent then “The Ones That Fall Apart” where both execute...
Best Albums of 2010- #21- Fences- "Fences"
Fences- “Fences”- Sometimes simplicity is key. It would be correct to call Christopher Mainsfield, better known as Fences, an acoustic artist. But doing so would be like calling a phoenix simply a bird. What Mainsfield does in 10 tracks is pour every ounce of emotion he has into multiple Mp3s. Be it singing about his dad (“The Same Tattoos”), feeling like a fuck up (“Girls with Accents”) or...
Best Album of 2010- #22- Tides of Man- "Dremhouse"
Tides of Man- “Dreamhouse”- Tides of Man easily go down as my most improved band of the year, because honestly their last release, Empire Theory, was boring. Not so with Dreamhouse, which starts with the melodically hardcore “Not My Love 2”. Channeling his inner Anthony Green, Tilian Pearson delivers one of the best vocal performances of the year. The song writing iust catchy enough to sing...
Best Albums of 2010- #23- Deerhunter- "Halcyon...
Deerhunter- “Halcyon Digest”- In many ways it pays off to be an under the rador indie band, due to the fact that you’ve got the freedom to do any weird things that come to you mind. Case in point, Atlanta’s Deerhunter. Smash Vampire Weekend and MGMT together and you may be on the right track. With songs like “Helicopter” and “Desire Lines” the band shows that it’s cool to be weird. The most...
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Best ALbums of 2010- #25- A Day To Remember- "What...
A Day To Remember- “What Separates Me From You”- I’ve got to admit, when I first heard ADTRs fourth full length I was disappointed. It lacks the energy and fire their previous albums had. Also, there are some questionable decision make my Jeremy McKinnon and Co. (The chorus on “This is the House that Doubt Built?”). But for every let down came an equally great surprise. The songwriting...
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Best Albums of 2010- #26- Woe,is Me- "Number[s]"
Woe, Is Me- Number[s]- This was easily the most surprising album of the year. In a genre so convoluted with monotony it’s refreshing to see a band that builds off their peers and those that came before them to create something familiar but unique enough to establish themselves. One of the most impressive things about this album is that way that it seamlessly flows together to create one a piece...
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Best Albums of 2010- #27- Ariel Pink's Haunted...
The key to being a good “hipster” band is finding that perfect balance between weird and listenable. Become too out there and you’ll lose any chance of major recognition. But if an artist finds the perfect balance…Success. Case in point Ariel Pink, whose album, Before Today, is just weird enough to be different but still relatable. Songs like “Round and Round” (pitchfork.com song of the year) and...
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Best Albums of 2010- #28- Local Natives- "Gorilla...
Pair beautiful harmonies with precise musicianship and you have an incredible debut album. That’s exactly what LA based Local Natives did. Be it about deceased grandparents (“Airplanes”) or long distance relationships that didn’t work out (“Cubism Dream”), the Local boys do not disappoint.
Best Albums of 2010: #29- Zac Brown Band- "You Get...
So many people write country off soley on the fact that it’s country. Well Zac Brown and Co. could change minds and perspectives with You Get What You Give. An album that isn’t afraid to write about partying, running away from love or bitches from the past. Open your minds and ears; Zac Brown’s got something to say
Best Albums of 2010: #30- Titus Andronicus- "The...
Maybe it’s the fact that the whole album is loosely based around the Civil War, or maybe the fact that Eric Harm’s scratchy vocals fit perfectly with the guitar driven music. Either way you listen to it, Titus Andronicus created an expertly crafted parallel between the Civil War and present day that forges a new road in the genre.
Time To Post My Long Overdue Best 30 Albums of...
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