Best Driving Albums

5. Reseda Beach - Styles of Beyond

Genre: Rap/Hip Hop

From LA Rap group Styles of Beyond, Reseda beach is the group’s 3rd studio album from 2012. The album features a wide range of music, from softer songs, to fresstyles about bumblebees, to some more “Traditional” songs, the album has something to fit any need. The album also features quite few other artist backing up the SoB from Mike Shinoda from Linkin Park, to Celph Titled. Reseda beach is an awesome album for road trips or just cruising.

1. Here We Go
2. Hard
3. Sugar Honey Iced Tea
4. Take That (Feat. Celph Titled)
5. Call My Name
6. Bumblebee Skit (Feat. Alex 2Tone)
7. The Pirate Song (Feat. Apathy)
8. Damn
9. Dumb it Down (Feat. Apathy)
10. Howdy Doody
11. Live from Ibiza Skit (Feat. Alex 2Tone)
12. You Love Us
13. Shut Everything Down (Feat. Celph Titled)
14. Dunky Fividends (Feat. Apathy)
15. Second to None (Feat. Mike Shinoda)
16. The Valley Skit (Feat. Alex 2Tone)

Second to None Feat. Mike Shinoda

4. Paramore (Self-Titled)

Genre: Rock/Pop

After a break of about 4 years, Paramore decided it was time to make their return with a new album, the result was what the band referred to as the “Self-Titled Era”. The album is much softer than most of the punk rock style music the band made in earlier days, but still retains the energy that the band is known for. There are some really awesome songs on this record, and even one that pays tribute to the bands most popular songs, which makes it a great road trip album.

1. Fast in My Car
2. Now
3. Grow Up
4. Daydreaming
5. Interlude: Moving On
6. Ain’t it Fun
7. Part II
8. Last Hope
9. Still Into You
10. Amklebiters
11. Interlude: Holiday
12. Proof
13. Hate to See Your Heart Break
14. [One of Those] Crazy Girls
15. Interlude: I’m Not Angry Anymore
16. Be Alone
17. Future

Still Into You

3. Split The Atom - Noisia

Genre: Drum and Bass

The debut album of dutch DnB powerhouse Noisia. Chances are you’ve one or two of the songs off this album, as Noisia’s works have been featured in a lot of movies/games. “Spilt the Atom” is an album filled heavy basslines, speaker-destroying drops, as well as some singing/rapping thrown in too. The album makes for a great background music on a track day, or for cruising.

1. Machine Gun
2. My World (Feat. Giovanca)
3. Shitbox
4. Split the Atom
5. Thursday
6. Leakage
7. Hand Gestures (Feat. Joe Seven)
8. Headknot
9. Red Heat
10. Shellshock (Feat. Foreign Beggars)
11. Whiskers
12. Alpha Centauri
13. Soul Purge (Feat. Foreign Beggars)
14. Diplodocus
15. Paper Doll
16. Dystopia
17. Sunhammer (Feat. Amon Tobin)
18. Stigma
19. Square Feet

Shellshock Feat. Foreign Beggars Might destroy speakers if volume is too high

2. A Thousand Suns - Linkin Park

Genre: Rock

You’ll probably know who Linkin Park are, so I believe this album will need some introducing. A Thousands Suns is arguably the band’s most controversial album, as it represents the biggest departure from Linkin Park’s famous “Rap/Metal” formula of their previous albums. The album features the least amount of screaming, and spends more time on the singing front. This album is one of my favourites from the band and for the right reason, this album demands you listen to it straight through. Great for road trips, especially at night.

1. The Requiem
2. The Radiance
3. Burning in the Skies
4. Empty Spaces
5. When They Come for Me
6. Robot Boy
7. Jornada Del Muerto
8. Waiting for the End
9. Blackout
10. Wretches and Kings
11. Wisdom, Justice and Love
12. Iridescent (From Transformers: Dark of the Moon)
13. Fallout
14. The Catalyst
15. The Messenger

Waiting for the End

1. Wish Upon a Blackstar (Deluxe Edition) - Celldweller

Genre: Rock/Electronic

I’ll preface this by saying that his is my all-time favourite album ever. Wish Upon a Blackstar is the second studio album from Detroit-based electronic artist Celldweller, an artist you’ve probably heard before as almost all of his work has been featured in movies and games (His song “Pulsar” is the one of the menu songs for Asphalt 8). This album is a long audio ride filled with anthemic choruses, and emotional climaxes. Although it may seem weird, It is important to listen to the Deluxe Edition as the tracklist has been changed, along with the songs in order to provide a continuous listening experience (You also get the instrumentals for the album too).
This album has something for everyone and provides some of the best listening for whatever manner of things you are doing.

1. The Arrival
2. It Makes No Difference Who We Are
3. Blackstar
4. Louder Than Words
5. The Lucky One
6. Unshakeable
7. I Can’t Wait
8. Eon
9. So Long Sentiment
10. Gift For You
11. The Seven Sisters
12. The Best It’s Gonna Get
13. Memories of a Girl I Haven’t Met Yet
14. Birthright
15. Tainted
16. Against the Tide
17. The Departure

Unshakeable

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