Oasis perpetrated their entire career never using their heads. It's the reason for both their overwhelming success and eventual undoing: nothing was ever thought out and decisions were based on what mood the band were in that day. Where their early records boasted tracks with more swagger in three m... Full Review

More adventurous post-rock fans may recall that the Berlin trio of Robert and Ronald Lippok, and Stefan Schneider burst onto the avant-electronics scene in the mid-'90s with a flurry of activity that included not only their visionary albums as To Rococo Rot, but also offshoots such as Tarwater and K... Full Review

It's not until the chorus of "Two Lives Worth of Reckoning," the second song on Soilwork's eighth album, that listeners' ears are going to perk up. Until then it's just the band doing the razor sharp, Gothendeath-lite they helped pioneer, morph and run into the ground. But when said chorus kicks in ... Full Review