Reviews – Archive

The Australian sad boys Trophy Eyes have made their long-awaited return with their fourth full-length album, 'Suicide and Sunshine'. It marks their first full-length record since 2018's 'The American Dream', almost five years after. They've also gone to release multiple...

DC emo natives Origami Angel have returned with their newest release, entitled 'The Brightest Days'. It marks their first release since 2022 "DEPART" and "re:turn" EP's, and it just shows how constantly this brand grinds on releasing new music on...

Shrouded in complete anonymity, Sleep Token’s identity often lies in their robes and distinct masks. There’s even a deep lore surrounding the band’s characters and their cult-like imagery for those who are into that, however, to me, this isn’t what...

The #1 hot new band Hot Mulligan have returned with their third full-length record, with 'Why Would I Watch'. It's their first LP since 2020's 'You'll Be Fine', which people in the scene still have spinning three years later. It's...

It’s fairly obvious Crown The Empire have evolved from the theatrical twist they put on metalcore about a decade ago. The 'Retrograde' era marked the beginning of a divisive, yet necessary stylistic overhaul, with following releases affirming the band’s confidence...

You may have heard the name Dead Lakes in the last few years when the 'New Language' EP felt like a refreshing topic in the scope of alternative music releases; you may have come across a music commentator reacting to...