The new Weezer album on DGC/Interscope is their sixth studio effort since 1994, the third to carry the band’s name, but destined to be referred to as “The Red Album,” following their debut “The Blue Album” and 2001’s “The Green Album.” Their first release since 2005’s Make Believe, the band was inspired to experiment in the studio like they never had before. You can still hear their tongue-in-cheek irony on semi-autobiographical songs like “Pork and Beans,” and the typically rebellious “Troublemaker.” But the band shows its musical reach has expanded on large-canvas/wide-screen set pieces like the epic “The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations on a Shaker Hymn).” Get your brand new Weezer ringtones and Answer Tones ™ today!

When Kings of Leon released their third album Because Of The Times in April 2007, Entertainment Weekly called it their “crowning achievement,” while Rolling Stone wondered: “How good can the Kings of Leon get? They’ve already gone further than anybody could have guessed.” Coming as it did on the heels of 2003’s rowdy Youth and Young Manhood and 2005’s brawny Aha Shake Heartbreak, the expansive Because of The Times was indeed a pivotal and game-changing album. Get Kings of Leon ringtones and Answer Tone™ today!

Slipknot is still heavy, still enamored of great, big walls of deeply textured layers of sound. But this time, they've approached their music with an eye towards stylistic expression that completely invalidates any and all comments about heavy metal clichés. Moreover, they've continued the exploration of melody that began on their first record. Get Slipknot ringtones and Answer Tones ™ today!