“Transmissions,” the band’s 2014 debut, instantly grabbed the attention of the modern rock audience, and “My Demons” was one of the most played songs of the year. Fans of ’80s rock rejoiced, and the collection delivers with fun, catchy, guitar-heavy tunes that could come from the days of crimped hair and pegged pants.ĭustin Bates and Starset have found major success with the huge concept albums and feature film-worthy music videos. Guns’ eleventh studio album, but more importantly, it was the band’s first album of original material featuring both singer Phil Lewis and guitarist Tracii Guns in 15 years. The set marks the triumphant return for Wes Scantlin, who has fought through his demons to get clean and sober, and it features the catchy, cool rock music that Puddle of Mudd fans love.
Puddle of Mudd released their only studio album to arrive in the 2010s, “Welcome to Galvania,” in the fall of 2019. The band’s 11th studio album, “Native Tongue,” is the band’s most musically diverse yet, with such as “Joy Invincible” and “Let It Happen” high-energy stand-outs.Ĩ4. Here’s to another powerful decade of music ahead.Ĭhristian rockers Switchfoot scored a massive hit with “Meant to Live” in the 2000s, and they followed that up with more inspiriting, uplifting melodic rock in the 2010s. From Alter Bridge to Tool to Judas Priest, here are Audio Ink’s Top 85 Albums of the Decade for the 2010s. The end of the decade is approaching, and as we look ahead to the 2020s, first, let’s recognize some of the great rock and metal records that came out in the 2010s. Tool, Judas Priest, Alter Bridge, Myles Kennedy, Tremonti, Metallica and more top Audio Ink’s picks for the best 85 albums of the decade Story by Anne Erickson, Judas Priest and Alter Bridge photo by Anne Erickson, Tool photo by Travis Shinn
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