Reviews
Album Review: Of Virtue – What Defines You
It’s never easy writing a review for an album. Like so many other forms of the written word, there’s a multitude of ways you could go about doing it. So many different styles. You can write from the f...[Read More]
ALBUM REVIEW: HOLDING ABSENCE – HOLDING ABSENCE
It’s easy to get carried away with emotion. In fact, there’s many ways that it can get away from us. There will always be situations one faces that can get the better of them, and the way in which we ...[Read More]
Album Review: While She Sleeps – So What?
It’s difficult for both a band and the listener to find the perfect match between lyrical content and the overall sound of the music itself. For the group you truly do have to painstakingly attempt to...[Read More]
Album Review: Emarosa – Peach Club
Pick your favorite genre. Then, pick your favorite band within said genre. Next, take out some members and replace them with new members. At first, the fit of people may seem great. Then, those same p...[Read More]
Album Review: Fever333 – Strength in Numb333rs
There ’s a super-group coming from Inglewood CA that’s ready for the endgame. Fever333 is ready to be the endgame. Composed of letlive.’s Jason Butler on vocals, The Chariot’s Stevis Harrison on guita...[Read More]
EP REVIEW: CURRENTS – I LET THE DEVIL IN
There’s a famous quote by American astronomer, Carl Sagan, which goes “You have to know the past to understand the present.”. This astoundingly accurate proclamation can be undoubtedly applied to a mu...[Read More]
Album Review: Architects – Holy Hell
Death. A subject we are all far too familiar with many times over. One of the only certainties in life, yet it never ceases to catch us by surprise and has the most absolute power to tear from the ver...[Read More]
Album Review: Emery – Eve
Emery’s second, successfully crowdfunded album, Eve is set to drop November 9th. Its album artwork has already stirred up controversy among fans. The content of the 15-track album delivers powerful co...[Read More]
Album Review: Silent Planet – When the End Began
LOVERS, REJOICE. The prophetic metalcore quartet, the 2017 APMA Best Underground Band, Silent Planet, has released their long-awaited third album, When the End Began. The album, before all else, revea...[Read More]
Album Review: Normandie – White Flag
The white flag has been a prevalent symbol throughout history. Though through the decades it has had a varied amount of meanings as to what it represents; anything from signaling the final lap of a ra...[Read More]
Album Review: Polyphia – New Levels New Devils
Polyphia is a monolithic force in the progressive music world right now and no one can argue it, not even themselves. Their ironic self elevating social media posts mirror their larger than life music...[Read More]
Album Review: Hail the Sun – Mental Knife
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