This Is Not An Exit is one of the bestest songs these dudes ever wrote and hearing it on vinyl is downright sexy. We all know this isn't "Through Being Cool" part 2 but whatev. It's a great album, one of my all time faves. Good stuff

"I'm gonna quietly speak about how I'm deep and emotional over barely any instrumentation, then I'm gonna yell a lot and turn it all way the F up during the chorus. And yeah...I'm gonna be doing that for pretty much the whole album...why did it take us so long to put this album out again? Huh..."

this was the best album to come out in 2006. worth a ton of repeated listenings. friggin' awesome. if you thought that "American Idiot" was a cool concept album about what's wrong with our country, you're probably a tool. this does it all right, without any of that pretentious and poppy Green Day crap. The Thermals keep it real, sirs!

This album is a little bit of a transition. But no fear, only a little. It's not crazy different or miles away from the things that you loved about Fever To Tell. It's just slightly more grown-up, introspective, and laid-back. Which, this album proves, can actually be a good thing. Karen O sounds spectacular and Nick Zinner's guitar work has gotten more impressive, more elaborate, and more varied. This album is the hot toddies and so far the best thing I've heard in 2006 (granted it's only April though). Check it out, there's a lot to like.

vinyl is the way to hear the misfits. if you've never heard the misfits, check them out immediately. if you don't like the misfits, shoot yourself in the face.

BTBAM's label jump to Victory from Lifeforce didn't have any real negative effects on their sound or intensity, so I don't want to hear any more whining about it. This album sounds a lot like their self-titled debut. It's super-fast, super-tough, super-technical, and super-ridiculous. I mean that in a good way though. This album sounds a little bit more like the Red Chord, and at other times it sounds like if Dying Fetus and Rush had really rough sex with each other. I like it a lot, BTBAM always amaze me. There's really no stand out superior track like "Aspirations" on the last album, at least in my opinion. And my only complaint is "Shevanel Take 2". It sounds completely out of place on the album, like it's some long-lost Dashboard b-side that somehow made it's way on here. I didn't care for it in the least. Still, this is one of the better albums I've heard all year, and a better follow-up cd than the new FATA, Bleeding Through, A Life Once Lost, or ETID albums that came out this year. So there! And if you're some emo kid reading this review, trust me, BTBAM are not for you. But keep in mind that they could so kick your ass.

At first I wasn't too sure that this album was all that, but it grows on you like a malignant tumor. These guys are most definitely good times. It doesn't sound like 7A7P, so don't get that misconception before you buy it just because the drummer from 7A7P worked on the album. With All Sincerity is a band to watch out for though, a band I'm really looking forward to hearing more work from. Great drummer. Makes me want to air guitar at times too, which is always fun. Check it out. Better than a lot of the bands you probably like, you big dork.

I saw these guys open for Dead To Fall once, and I swear I thought I liked them at the time, but there's no denying it; this album is kinda wack. Nothing special at all, just your typical metal. The lead singer sounds funny and likes to cuss to try to be tough. I'll listen to Caliban or even Slayer instead. WTYL is lacking. And what's with the band name?

I have no clue why I hadn't heard this earlier, but some crazy Canadian guy I met at Hellfest three weeks ago turned me on to this. Amazing technical metal that just blows me away. Some of these cats were in Prayer For Cleansing and went on to form Between the Buried and Me with members of Azazel, as far as I know. From Here On sounds a lot like BTBAM only with a little less emo-like melodies and maybe a little more chugga-chugga. Regardless of how I try to describe them, the fact is if you like BTBAM you need to hear this. It's only 6 songs but they are 6 awesome songs, most of which are fairly long (but not too long) and flow through a lot of different parts. I think this album is the bomb-dot-com.

This band is so ridiculously outstanding. On Broken Wings is not just another tuff hardcore Eulogy band that, while having a good sound, doesn't stand out from anybody else. These guys do it right. There are so many breakdowns on this album! I don't even know which songs are my favorite because there isn't a weak spot anywhere on the disc to find. Every song makes me wanna kill people. Buy this cd, it's the best album I've purchased in quite some time.