Heavy more in emotion than sound, Gojira’s 2016 LP was a masterpiece.
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Albums of the Decade: An Inside Look at Bismuth’s The Slow Dying Of The Great Barrier Reef
We spoke to one half of Bismuth for this inside look at their 2018 landmark.
Albums of the Decade: Letlive. – Fake History
Although their legacy may be regrettably short lived, it is still difficult to think of anything to happen in twenty first century rock music more exciting than Letlive.
Albums of the Decade: Deafheaven – Sunbather
What kind of black metal album cares about the sun? What kind of black metal album has a fucking pink cover designed by a guy from an emo band?
Albums of the Decade: Aesop Rock – The Impossible Kid
Deeply personal stories and a smart production make this one of the best hip-hop albums of the decade.
Albums of the Decade: Rolo Tomassi – Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It
An utterly unmissable amalgamation of enchanting post-rock beauty and hardcore ruthlessness.
Albums of the Decade: Black Sabbath – 13
Black Sabbath’s final album was a landmark moment in metal’s history.
Albums of the Decade: Sylosis – Dormant Heart
A triumphant piece of work from these most monstrously gifted musicians.
Albums of the Decade: Conjurer – Mire
Doing away with genre limitations on Mire, Conjurer smash together hardcore, doom, death, sludge, prog, black and post-metal in a way that is vicious, natural-sounding and free-flowing.
Albums of the Decade: Pallbearer – Heartless
The attention to detail, the confidence to subtly incorporate other influences into their sound and also the band’s willingness to wear their hearts on their sleeves makes Heartless one of the defining albums of the past decade.