Narrator, you have to choose between seeing only one of the snowy based westerns of this year: which one is it?

Tell you what they won't be missing: their aim when shooting unarmed black kids.

And we end the U2 run with Songs of Innocence, an album better experienced without stupid, inconsequential release bullshit…

No Line on the Horizion: a quite good U2 album, but potential wise an incredibly frustrating one…

I don't know what that it is, but I'd definitely give it, like, a really really low C+.

Besides two or three good songs, How to Dismantle An Atomic Bomb is annoying, posing and above all bland…

All That You Can't Leave Behind is both a collection of some of U2's greatest and most commercial hits, and also some of the seeds for dumbness that would follow…

And now in this run of U2's discography, we come to the contentious issue of Pop (Spoiler: I like it)…

Let's take a break from U2 for today, and talk about an album from the act Passengers…

Zooropa is one of U2's best albums, and the band should treat it with more respect dammit….

Well if we want to go that far, sure!

Achtung Baby. That's a good album…

I spent two articles and way too many words to summarize U2' Rattle and Hum…

The Joshua Tree is a somewhat famous record. Here I did a review of it…

Next on the U2 Record Club list is The Unforgettable Fire. Next to Zooropa though, it might be their most overlooked great work…

Yesterday at The Solute I gave a (somewhat) defense of U2's October. Now I wholeheartedly embrace War…the album, not the concept

The Solute Record Club returns with a look at U2's discography, starting with Boy. Mind us talking U2 2 U?

Picking new artists to run down at for The Solute's Record Club. You can nominate and vote here.

That's great! (*muffle* lucky bastard).

Started the Kate Bush album run down at The Solute with a review of her debut, The Kick Inside. Come join us! (You know, if you want)