Megadeth firing on all cylanders here, furthering the style thats slowly been developed over their last few albums. Great songs, great solos, great sound.

Chimaira's darkest, slowest and most groove orientated album, a very defining album combining all the bands styles together on one album. And its heavy as hell too

Maybe a little comercial, especially on their singles but a very good modern metal album that can be very heavy in places. 'Burn it Down,' is huge.

Its no Oceanic but it is very focused, very heavy and intersting as always.

Absolutly brutal as always, especially since 'Enemy Of The Music Business,' Napalm Death have found a style that they're happy with and this album is a ferocious example of it.

Heaven and Hell release an album of all new material. Well, you already know what this will sound like the only question is 'Is This a Good Version Of That ?' and the answer is a huge 'YES!'

What an album, songs like 'Struck Down,' proove why Clutch are so good, mixing absolute heaviness with real accesibilty, groove and even funk. A huge Classic rock sound with a metal production.

People are saying 'return to form,' but I cant hear it. Its very similar to the last few albums in tone and lyrical style. Its no 'Holywood,' thats for sure but give it a listen and judge for yourself

The most simple and fun album pearl Jam have made in a while. A great listen even if it doesn't break any boundaries artistically.

If you like Coheed then this will blow your mind, its not often you get a DVD of a concert where the band plays their entire backcatalougue, and the DVD/Sound quality is top notch.

Love them or hate them, everyone who listens to this kind of music has to deal with Green Day. This album is very much the musical half way point between 'Warning,' and 'American Idiot,'

Hugely anticipated colaberation between Dave Grohl, Josh Homme and John Paul Jones. 'Mind Eraser, No Chaser,' is fun as hell