Sorry guys, internet being down + Uni is a pain.
Porcupine Tree have failed to be nominated, next up is a nom from
Alfred.
At The Drive-In
At The Drive-In was one of the most influencial bands of the 1990's, and seemed to get better with every album they recorded. Their lyrics were cryptic and metaphoric, and their music was intense and emotional. Their final album was praised by many reviewers. Guitar World ranked it number 94 on thier list of 100 Greatest Guitar Albums Of All Time, and Spin Magazine ranked it number 83 on their 100 Greatest Albums of 1985 - 2005. Their sound ranged from simple Indie Rock to intense, emotional Post-Hardcore. Their sound was truly unique. At The Drive-In broke up in 2001, and formed two separate bands, The Mars Volta, and Sparta, the former which has recieved much critical acclaim.