The following is a list of some websites with reviews or links to reviews that you can use in album infoboxes:
- Billboard
- Rolling Stone (5-star scale)
- PopMatters (no formal rating for reviews published before 2005; 10-point scale thereafter)
- Allmusic (5-star scale - do not indicate the "Album Pick" designation)
- ARTISTdirect (5-star scale, plus mirror reviews from Allmusic. If the review is a mirror, use the original instead.)
- Crawdaddy! (no formal scale)
- Blender Magazine (5-star scale)
- Entertainment Weekly (grades on an A, B, C, D, F scale)
- NME (10-point scale, at bottom of review)
- Pitchfork Media (10-point scale, precision to a tenth of a point)
- Alternative Press (5-point scale)
- Slant Magazine (5-star scale)
- Stylus Magazine (usually grades on an A, B, C, D, F scale)
- Sputnikmusic (staff reviews only, 5-point scale)
- Robert Christgau (grades on an A, B, C, D, F scale)
- Canoe.ca (portal for Sun Media newspapers in Canada)
- Punknews.org (staff reviews only, 5-star scale; staff reviews are marked with a tag)
- Exclaim! (no formal scale)
- Drowned in Sound (10-point scale)
- The A.V. Club (grades on an A, B, C, D, F scale)
- MusicOMH (5-star scale)
- Uncut (5-star scale)
- Mojo (5-star scale, few reviews available online, Disc of the Day Archive (unrated) can be used for older albums)
- Metal Hammer (10-point scale)
- Rock Sound (10-point scale)
- Vibe
- Spin (5-star scale)
- Kerrang! (5-star scale, do not use the Ks)
- Q (5-star scale, reviews unavailable online)
- Los Angeles Times (4-star scale)
- USA Today (4-star scale)
- Chicago Tribune (4-star scale)
Non-professional reviews
As a matter of policy, reviews from these review sources are not considered professional, and should not be included in album infoboxes:
Reviews and ratings which only summarize other reviews and ratings should not be included either:
Non-English reviews
As the number of reviews should be limited, and as languages other than English are not understood by a large number of readers, reviews in languages other than English should generally not be included unless the language is especially relevant to the album in question.