Our 20 Favorite Albums of One of Our Least Favorite Years
This is it! It is finally the end of 2020, and at the 11th hour, we are sharing our Top 20 albums fo the year. Why did we wait so long? Mostly because Brian forgot to post it days ago. But also because we wanted to go out with a bang? Sure…let’s go with that….
Happy New Year everybody! Here’s to a better year in 2021!
And remember – Be responsible. Stay healthy. Stay Metal.
Beginning the End of this Clusterf#%k of a Year
We’re almost there, folks! We know the world is not going to magically change come January 1st, but it will still be nice to have this dumpster fire behind us. So to start the festivities, as usual, we have our auxiliary lists like Best Artwork, Most Improved, Worst Albums, and more. Feel free to share your picks in the comments!
Happy Holidays everybody! And remember – Be responsible. Stay healthy. Stay Metal.
We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Notes!
Actually, yes we do. Well, at least Brian needs notes. Regardless, we have some good recommendations this week, some from familiar territory, and others new to us!
And remember – Stay safe. Stay healthy. Stay Metal.
Reviews:
Lamb of God – Lamb of God (Epic)
End – Splinters from an Ever-Changing Face (Closed Casket)
16 – Dream Squasher (Relapse)
Well, your hosts don’t argue much here, but we welcome you to argue with us! This week we share a few lists that are not our albums fo the year, including lists like Best Artwork (which you can see below), Most Disappointing, and Worst Albums. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
We hope you have wonderful holiday with your friends and family!
Don’t you just love when an album is immediate? When it is familiar, yet still fresh? When it plays on some of your favorite things without sounding exactly like something you have heard before? If you answered “no” to any of these questions, just come back for 313.
Reviews:
Comeback Kid – Outsider (Nuclear Blast)
Dyscarnate – With All Their Might (Unique Leader)
End – The Unforgiving Arms of God (Good Fight)
First Impression:
Vespera – “Obsidian Dreams” single
