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This is one of the most interesting and fun hip hop albums I have heard in a long time. Heath McNease further embraces his nerd self by throwing in so many references to classic Nintendo games and the beats behind him are mostly made ....
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Rapture Ruckus really made a name for themselves over the past year. They released a self-titled EP to critical and fan acclaim. Now their first full-length album on a major label drops and it continues the sound that was introd ....
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If I had to define at which point August Burns Red really broke out and became the powerhouses that they are today, I would have to point to this album. The dreaded "sophomore slump" does not apply here as this band proves b ....
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MxPx's 3rd album is what some fans of the band consider to be their breakthrough album and the best one of their career. These fans are right. This album is their best one yet and is a breakthrough. The learning curve that ....
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Mat Kearney's new album, Young Love, marks a welcome return to his spoken word/singing roots even though musically, it sounds vastly different then Nothing Left to Lose. For fans of that album, this one might not be their cup of tea a ....
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Run Kid Run's debut album This Is Who We Are is the perfect way for a band like this to make a big splash in the industry. This album manages to incorporate themes of love and spirituality into 10 amazingly catchy songs. I guara ....
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Meridional could be seen as a return to form for Norma Jean by longtime fans of the band and I can see why. It does reflect a hint of nostalgia yet it still maintains the heavy sound from their last album, The Anit Mother. The l ....
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Those Swedish boys are back and at it again. Four years after what many Blindside fans consider to be their worst album, Blindside makes a memoriable comeback and manages not only to please those fans, but draw in new listeners as wel ....
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2011 seems to be the year of the comebacks. Blindside came back and delivered a solid album and now Falling Up returns from the ashes, fully independent, and turns in an hour of beautifully written and produced music that will stick w ....
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Owl City's major label debut, Ocean Eyes, became an unexpected smash hit with both the Christian and secular communities. 2 years later Adam Young is back and sounding as better as ever. There is a lot of anticipation and expect ....
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