Alternative Rock
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Ten Summoners Tales – Sting
Sting’s 1990 solo project Ten Summoners Tales is much different from all of the Police albums that have been featured on this blog (which is, by the way, all the police albums sans compilations). The bigger songs on this are either melancholic or really out of the box sort of rocky songs – they are Continue reading
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Yankee Hotel Foxtrot – Wilco
To preface this, something that will read completely out of context for newer or future readers, I’ve just hit my 200th post and am nearing my 200th album. While this blog started as an idea to visualize what I’ve been listening to, I would be remiss (not remised, grammar fucks, I googled it) to not Continue reading
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Illinois – Sufjan Stevens
Indie legend (supposedly? I had never heard of him) Sufjan Steven’s critically acclaimed 2005 release Illinois certainly sets the trend for a lot of the sounds that you here out of Indie Rock today, and also seemingly set a vocal trend as well as you will listen to Sufjan and it will remind you of Continue reading
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Californication – Red Hot Chili Peppers
I apologize on the behalf of WordPress for the formatting on this one. Maybe it looks completely fine and my computer just stinks. They certainly aren’t mutually exclusive. Sometimes you may click on things on my blog, such as this one, and think that I’m cheating. Let’s revisit the criteria of a new album meeting Continue reading
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The Bends – Radiohead
Another Radiohead album. How can this be! I apologize in advance. Frank, if you are reading this, I agree with you – I do need to be put down. Or maybe you are yet to be converted. Vamos a ver. Above all else, and this is an especially important note if you are clicking on Continue reading
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In Rainbows – Radiohead
Thom Yorke has found his way back on here. The pretentious man he is, god dammit, Karma Police has grown on me a lot. I don’t think, and never had thought, that Radiohead was bad BUT I still think OK Computer is overrated. However that song is better than I thought it was. I apologize Continue reading
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