Reviews – Archive

Ottawa-based pop punk underdogs Bearings have returned with their fourth studio album entitled, ‘Comfort Company’. This marks their first release since 2023’s ‘The Best Part About Being Human’. It captures a lot of what makes this band so earnest and...

Nashville’s own pop-punk queen Taylor Acorn has returned with her second full-length record, with ‘Poster Child’. This marks her first release since her debut album from last year, ‘Survival In Motion’. This record dives into a lot of the themes...

The pop-punk legends Yellowcard have returned with their eleventh studio album, with ‘Better Days’. This marks their first release since 2023’s ‘Childhood Eyes’ EP, and their first album in almost a decade since 2016’s self-titled album. This record highlights a...

Tallahassee-based pop punk veterans Mayday Parade have returned once again with their latest release, ‘Sad’. This marks the second part of their project, following ‘Sweet’ from earlier this year. It once again plays into what makes this band so likable...

Pop-punk veterans Motion City Soundtrack have returned with their seventh studio album, with ‘The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World’. This marks their first release in a decade, since 2015’s ‘Panic Stations’. This record dives into a lot of the hallmarks...

Colorblind have just released their latest EP ‘Who Sold You This Truth‘. The record immediately captivates, led by the elegant yet powerful delivery of vocalist Travis Mosley. Their sound feels refreshing and pushing beyond the familiar and reshaping post-hardcore into...