Miguel – Kaleidoscope Dream
Miguel – Kaleidoscope Dream RCA September 25, 2012 What It Sounds Like: R&B, funk, and soul all mashed up into a crooner’s dream of nonstop sexual encounters – twenty four […]
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Mannequin Men – Fresh Rot
Mannequin Men – Fresh Rot Flameshovel Records September 18, 2007 What It Sounds Like: Clanging retro rock and roll from 20-somethings that sound too lazy to make a true impact. […]
Relient K – The Anatomy Of The Tongue In Cheek
Relient K – The Anatomy Of The Tongue In Cheek Gotee Records August 28, 2001 What It Sounds Like: As the title suggests, straight up pop-punk with an overload of tongue […]
The Phantom Band – Checkmate Savage
The Phantom Band – Checkmate Savage Chemikal Underground January 26, 2009 What It Sounds Like: Scottish Indie Rock scattered with various bits of experimentation, psychedelia, extended instrumentals, and restrained tendencies that […]
Skillet – Rise
Skillet – Rise Word / Atlantic June 25, 2013 What It Sounds Like: An evolution of Skillet’s take on hard rock music paired with pop choruses, somewhat dialing back the orchestral accompaniment […]
Fall Out Boy – Take This To Your Grave
Fall Out Boy – Take This To Your Grave Fueled By Ramen May 6, 2003 What It Sounds Like: Big pop-punk choruses filled with tons of broken hearts, tongue-in-cheek references, […]
Skypark – Overbluecity
Skypark – Ovebluecity Word Records May 16, 2000 What It Sounds Like: Instantly recognizable contemporary pop and rock full of throwback harmonies and hooks, but with a much more wide […]
Gross Magic – Teen Jamz
Gross Magic – Teen Jamz Fat Possum Records October 11, 2011 What It Sounds Like: Fuzzy 1950s sunshine pop meets garage rock with heavy influence from the 80s as well […]
Kinski – Cosy Moments
Kinski – Cosy Moments Kill Rock Stars April 2, 2013 What It Sounds Like: A blend of alternative indie rock and post-rock split between longer instrumental passages and quicker spurts of […]
Jimmy Eat World – Damage
Jimmy Eat World – Damage RCA Records June 11, 2013 What It Sounds Like: Jim Adkins and crew get their Dashboard Confessional on with their eighth record, taking a slightly […]
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