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  Two Steps From Hell: Archangel

  Review by LaughingMan : April 8, 2012

  Two Steps From Hell's second album, Archangel, is slightly under par with their first album, Invincible, but it's still some of the best music on the market.
  

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  GameJams News: OCRemix.org Presents 30th Album: Badass - Boss Themes

  Review by Kenny Farino : December 13, 2011

  Video game remix website OCRemix.org has been around for a very long time (since 2001), providing the internet with some great content that has infectiously hotglued itself to the brains of thousands of internet goers for years. They have been creating albums chock-full of only the best remixes for quite some time now, and about a week ago (the 6th of December), they released their 30th album: "BadAss: Boss Themes!"
  

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  Two Steps From Hell: Invincible

  Review by LaughingMan : August 24, 2011

  Invincible is how you will feel while listening to this CD.
  

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  Gorillaz: Plastic Beach

  Review by Kenny Farino : April 25, 2010

  Where does that leave Plastic Beach? In truth, my first impressions on the Plastic Beach album had me absolutely fucking hating it, but the feeling I have now shines of mild disappointment. When you review an entire album you need to listen to it more than once to let it try and grow on you. Only after repeated listenings did I see it appropriate to review Plastic Beach because it's a grower; the first time won't hook you, but it needs repeated listens. This review is going to be a track-by-track review so we can dig deeper into the Plastic Beach album itself, and find out what went wrong.
  

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  Rammstein: Liebe Ist Für Alle Da

  Review by LaughingMan : November 9, 2009

  Liebe Ist Für Alle Da is a triumphant return of Rammstein's distinctive sound. However, it is not as close to the Sehnsucht or Mutter albums as divided fans may have wished, but it is definitely a step in the right direction. I implore fans and metal-heads alike to purchase the album, or at least legitimately purchase a few of the songs. Rammstein appears to be listening to their fans, and continue to refine their sound to keep it fresh, though distinctly Rammstein; Liebe Ist Für Alle Da is proof. Now if only the fuckers would tour in the States again...