1. Joeast12

   10

   This album is in your face and straight to the point, and that's why I love it. I honestly haven't listened to a rock album that I've enjoyed as much as this one in a long time. Every song on this eight track album is awesome, and I highly recommend it to any fan of indie rock or just good music in general. Definitely going to be in my top 5 albums of 2012.… Expand

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2. Vampire25

   8

   I enjoyed this album. A lot. It might not be as good as Post-Nothing, but it's a great sophomore attempt. "The House That Heaven Built" is among one of the best rock songs this year. Each track is catchy and very upbeat. The lyrics are great too. All In All, Celebration Rock really is a celebration for indie rock. B+… Expand

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3. AlexxTrusc

   6

   The second album of the Canadian group undoubtedly has a rather unique atmosphere depicted in songs such as even the initial "The Nights of Wine and Roses", or "Evil's Sway." The compositions are the resultant of punk vocals and a bit "dirty" garage rock playing in the noise climate. Although songs are very expressive, which are interlaced with the guitar accents or a post rock motifs ("For The Love Of Ivy") - but the album finally leaves a rather chaotic - and in spite of all the mainstream impression.… Expand

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4. Shreddingpixel

   0

   This album is fun, need I say more? Not really. If you're looking for some deep and thought provoking music, don't listen to this, even if you're looking for great lyrics, don't listen to this, if you're looking for a good time, listen to this, it's up beat and the songs are catchy for the most part. A good album, not for everyone, but I can see some people that aren't exactly into the independent music scene enjoying this… Expand

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