Reviews
Album Review: Of Mice & Men – EARTHANDSKY
O V E R V I E W Of Mice & Men are no strangers to adversity. It seems that the band has had to constantly deal with it, especially what feels like a revolving door of member and directional change...[Read More]
Album Review: Being As An Ocean – PROXY: An A.N.I.M.O. Story
OVERVIEW It seems like all I talk about these days when it comes to my reviews is how a band has transitioned into a new version of themselves. Made a stylistic change that sometimes differs so greatl...[Read More]
ALBUM REVIEW: WAGE WAR – PRESSURE
OVERVIEW It’s usually after a second album you begin to think you know who a band is and what they’re going for. By this time, they have typically established the sound synonymous with their name and ...[Read More]
Album Review: Infinity Shred- Forever a Fast Life
Infinity Shred’s Forever a Fast Life is a digital renaissance. Forever a Fast Life is a storm-force of emotions, dropping August 23rd on 3DOT Recordings. Forever a Fast Life is delicate, ...[Read More]
EP Review: The Contortionist – Our Bones
O V E R V I E W It’s becoming increasingly difficult to place any sort of a genre tag on a group like The Contortionist. The once upon a time progressive metalcore juggernauts have twisted and stretch...[Read More]
Album Review: Have Mercy – The Love Life
O V E R V I E W It’s important for people to realize that perception is not reality. What we perceive of someone is based on what we see or our interactions with those people, usually from afar....[Read More]
Album Review: Northlane – Alien
‘New phone. Who dis?’ Yup. That is an absolutely ridiculous fad-of-the-week saying, much like ‘YOLO’ or ‘Litty’, but I’m sure it was somewhat if not THE initial reaction most had when first hearing th...[Read More]
Album Review: He Is Legend – White Bat
Doing the same old thing over and over again gets to be real boring. It’s a redundancy that sometimes we can’t break away from, and we’re doomed to repeat history time and time again. You gotta break ...[Read More]
Album Review: As Cities Burn – Scream Through the Walls
For the Louisiana Post-Rock adepts of As Cities Burn, Scream Through the Walls has been a literal decade in the making. Genre: Post Hardcore Label: Equal Vision Records Release: June 7, 2019 Connect:...[Read More]
Album Review: Chon – Chon
Chon deserves a museum, let me make this clear. The virtuoso musical storytellers of Chon have matured their sound by leagues since their last release, Homey. Each song off the self-titled LP, Chon, i...[Read More]
Album Review: Motionless In White – Disguise
Who are you? I mean the real you. Are you the same person lying in bed as you are when you step in front of the mirror each morning? Once you pull the items you’ve chosen from your closet for your dai...[Read More]
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]