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Showing posts with label Music Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music Reviews. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Girl Talk's All Day Review

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What can I say? I love this guy. People have tried to bite off his style for years now, but none can execute it with such finesse as the maker himself. All Day brings you back to the days of Black Sabbath, Ludacris, The Ramones, California Swag District, Missy Elliot, Dorrough, and more. It's undoubtedly the best workout music out there. 8.3/10.

Girl Talk - All Day (FREE 256kbps MP3 Album)

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Via Audio - Say Something Review

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A striking dose of indie brilliance I needed to start my week. Their catchy, post-eclectic emo paradise sound is hard to pass up, especially with those male (Danny Molad, drummer also) and female (Jessica Martins) vocals I love ever so much. Come, take a listen. 9.0/10.

Via Audio - Modern Day Saint (MP3)

Saturday, January 26, 2008

Radiohead - In Rainbows Review

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In case you haven't heard it already, do it now. Hell, it's free after all. As the clouds outside only heightening their greatness and the heaviness of each extended note savaging your eardrums, you'll learn to love Radiohead, be it your first or millionth time. 9.5/10.

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

Kanye West - Graduation Review

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Holy mackerel. New style. Great production. Every song sounds like a hit to me. Another gem to my collection. 9.4/10.

Kanye West (Ft. Lil Wayne) - Barry Bonds (MP3)

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Gym Class Heroes: Papercut Chronicles Review

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It's sort of an old album from 2005, but I finally got a chance to give it a thorough listen. The verdict? These guys are truly a socially-oriented hip-hop group with their enigmatic indie rock style incorporated into their beats, generating a sound that's hard to match in today's mainstream. What's even more successful is their attention to detail in each song, which gives more life and depth into the most simple deliveries. 9.2/10.

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Interpol: Our Love To Admire Review

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Their newest comes to me as mostly old style, with a more developed and refined direction. Personally, it takes me a bit to genuinely feel for a couple of the songs, but the overall theme is there. Love 'em or hate 'em, they're a great NYC band that I've always enjoyed, so feel free to sit down and take a listen. 8.6/10.

Interpol - Scale (MP3)

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