I'm truly not a huge fan of any of these bands; not their entire discographies anyways. I only actually loved 4 albums out of the 49 I heard. Most of them I can hardly commit to memory, some of ...

Average rating: 5. Mediocre. Moments of brilliance marred by a confused and frantic discography. I am totally unsurprised with how okay-ish this all was. Like Smashing Pumpkins, if someone tells you ...

Average rating: 6. Not bad. Slayer is a pretty compelling metal band overall, but they definitely suffered from an Identity crisis after the golden years that I think they never fully recovered ...

Average rating: 7.5. Really solid discography. Great band overall. Basic Radiohead hipster starter pack: OK Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows should be your top three interchangeably, King of Limbs ...

Average rating: 4.5. I don't like them at all. This band is constantly behind the times, consistently corny, painfully mediocre. The pickings were slim in the 80's naturally. But how this ...

Let's not mince words, they wrote two classics, and then have spent like, two and a half decades trying to make some magic happen. Some albums after the glory days aren't total wastes of ...

This band never got to live up to it's full potential, and I'm not counting on their future output to change that. I think they're a bit overrated, to be totally honest. I can only ...

They released some pretty memorable radio rock on their first couple tries, but nothing in their catalogue considered "classic" really impressed me, personally. Not to mention that over ...

A standout in the 90's alternative scene, Soundgarden bounced back and forth between sludgy grunge goodness and heavy hitting introspection. The early 90's is blessed to have had their ...

The world's okay-est rock band! Despite their fairly spotty career, I think Foo Fighters is a very charming band that has a lot of ideas, but usually drop the ball when it's time to execute ...

A tribute to my favorite childhood band. Hell, they're still one of my favorite bands. From Bleach to Unplugged, they were uncompromising in their sonic exploration, and emotional songwriting. ...

Time signatures, screaming, and a hard-on for Mike Patton. My thoughts on one of the most creative mathcore acts of the past two decades.

The Chariot is THE metalcore band. Period. They might not have a classic under their belt, but these songs were always supposed to be the blueprint for their bombastic live performances, which are in ...