The Black Album is a classic and, while it's definitely a bit of a switchup for Metallica, it is filled with brilliant sounding songs and absolute head bangers. Great record

This album would be one of Metallica's best if it had bass.

Master Of Puppets is easily one of the best albums I've ever heard. It's mindblowing, incredibly impressive and, overall, what's to be said about this one that hasn't already been said. It's perfect in just about every way.

Ride The Lightning is a ridiculously impressive album that sees Metallica in the same bag they were in on the album that followed this and, in a lot of ways, it is just as good as it.

Kill 'Em All is a brilliant debut, with standout tracks and incredibly memorable and catchy songs.

If this is what Iceland sounds like, take me there.

Utopia is for sure long but the production and vocal performances on this album are very beautiful which still makes it a worthwhile listen.

Vulnicura is phenomenally produced with constantly great string work but also the songwriting here is amazing, with Björk portraying her breakup incredibly well.

Biophilia is debatably the most immediate Björk album with some more stripped down but nonetheless enjoyable songs.

Volta is certainly a Björk album.

Medulla is not just a gimic. The use of only vocals to produce these songs is great but the songwriting here is just as good as any other Björk album, which is what makes this album an enjoyable listen, with some absolute standout Björk songs on here.

Vespertine might be the prettiest, most beauiful and most intricate album I have ever heard. As always, Björk's vocals soar and are phenomenal throughout but the production also feels delicate and perfectly put together. An outstanding Art Pop album from the goat of the genre.

Homogenic is amazing. With some of Björk's most captivating songs, phenomal string work and great vocals throughout, this album for sure is one that blew me away on first listen.

Post is a step up from Debut with more colourful songs and certain songs such as Hyper-Ballad which feel like the Björk we know and love.

While Björk doing dance songs is not my favourite Björk, this production is still great and Björk's vocals are both beautiful and unique.

solace...

I don't usually do single ratings on here but holy shit, this song is an Experimental Hip-Hop masterpiece. This genuinely might be the best song Parker and Ritchie have ever released and I've been an Injury Reserve fan for a while. Ritchie brings back that emotional singing from BTTIGTP with some great rap performances and Parker does some of the most insane sampling I've ever heard. This is the kind of shit that inspires me with my own music. It's 7 minutes long and is evolving every second. ... read more

Very conflicted on this one, honestly. Because, on one hand, on first listen I thought it was kinda mid and bloated and that there was some tracks where I liked the production but didn't care for the vocals. But, as it grows on me, I look at this 23 track album and feel like I see something I like about most of the tracks. Overall, definitely a grower. I do like Eternal Atake but I can't help but feel like this is their better album, despite the chaos.

Favourites - Nakamura, Fire Alarm, ... read more

She Thom Yorke on my Jonny till my wood goes Green

Idk if I'm supposed to do this or not but whatever, I'm reviewing my own EP. Overall, I'm currently quite happy with this one, definitely has some of my best writing and production I've ever done.

10 Out Of 10s is a song I'm really proud of. When I first heard Quadeca's spring summer fall, I knew that I wanted to sample it and the beat is one of the most perfect sounding things I've ever made. The writing is also cool on that track because it came from the idea to interpolate a bunch of lines ... read more