- KYS: 59
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Kottonmouth Kings - Hidden Stash 420
If you like Kottonmouth Kings then ‘Hidden Stash 420’ gives you no reason to jump ship (even though this sound for all intents and purposes appeared to die with cargo pants and razor scooters at the start of the 21st century). However, anyone else is likely to have pressed stop by about track seven.
- KYS: 75
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Kiss - Sonic Boom
Not too shabby, but certainly not the genre’s most outstanding effort either – just neatly somewhere in between. Kiss may be better known for their make-up and outspoken individual personalities however; they do display an astute level of musical proficiency on ‘Sonic Boom’.
- KYS: 87
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Karnivool - Sound Awake
If you're a fan of good progressive music that will continue to grow on you over time and not get stale after a few listens, check this album out, absoloutely captivating.
- KYS: 82
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Killswitch Engage - Killswitch Engage
Killswitch Engage’s second eponymous release is the equal of any previous efforts. Heavy, melodic, fast and slow – the album blends all aspects of the music spectrum effectively into forty minutes of solid metal.
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Killing The Dream - Fractures
Fractures is a great release from start to finish, one that has ensured both Killing The Dream and Deathwish will continue to leave their mark on an already impressive scene.
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Kill Hannah - Until Theres Nothing Left Of Us
For all the record company driven
hype there isn’t anything overly impressive about this release, and
for the record, bragging about a band’s high number of MySpace friends
looks desperate. Better luck next time.
- KYS: 81
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Kisschasy - Hymns For The Nonbeliever
If Australian bands keep churning out albums this good, our friends in the US have some serious competition on their hands!