Periphery (2010)

Periphery's eponymous debut album. All-American djent.

Crashing down
Through their eyes.

Houkago Tea Time II (2010)

Kyoto Animation really doesn't mess around with the music end of their shows. This double album coincides with the second season of the anime, with the first disk being the "studio" versions and the second disk being the "cassette" versions. Merii kurisumasu~

大切なあなたにカラメルソ\ース 

Contra (2010)

A second album with a far more contentious cover.

But winter's cold is too much to handle.

Option Paralysis (2010)

The fourth album by the critically acclaimed pioneers of mathcore. Certainly not as heavy as their debut, but still up and even above the standards of the rest of their discography.

We reap what we sow and it's a difficult crop, but we keep cutting down.

Hippies (2010)

More like "Hipsters".

Someday soon you'll be on fire.

Listen!! (2010)

Awesome single of one of my favorite theme songs from that show about tiny Chinese chipmunks that don't play any music.


We'll sing utau yo kanjiru sono mama.

4x4=12 (2010)

Typical Joel thrown in with a little bit of dubstep here and there, because he doesn't afraid of anything.

Raise your weapon.

Champ (2010)

One hell of a second album. Full of quality indie rock.

I remember when our voices used to sound the exact same.

Congratulations (2010)

The fantastic second album by the duo from Connecticut. Really looking forward to their third album due out this year.

He's a poet, he's a lark.

Treats (2010)

A very brief "indie rock" album to be played with lots of bass and at loud volumes.

Sling set can't meet their demands.

Take Your Pick (2010)

Awesome guitar-heavy fusion from two very talented individuals who mesh incredibly well.

There are picks on the cover, get it?

These Hopeful Machines (2010)

Awesome Grammy-nominated glitch stuff from the incredibly talented Brian Transeau.

Greater than all the wars we wage.

Fang Island (2010)

Joyfulness in the form of math rock.

Like the trees they are.

Brothers (2010)

Certainly worthy of a Grammy, I'd say. Considering the band is a duo, I'd have to say that's just a little more than impressive. Alternative music at its finest.

Baby I'm howlin' for you.