Reviews – Archive

Connecticut-based Pop-punk newbies Always Grounded have just dropped their newest EP today, and it’s a beautiful reminder that the genre is very much alive and still kicking. The five-piece band, which consists of lead vocalist RJ Dionne, rhythm guitarist/vocalist Eli...

Skramz is back, and it's better than ever. Rising mathcore outfit Seeyouspacecowboy... and post-hardcore supergroup If I Die First have released a split EP 'A Sure Disaster', alongside a collaborative song co-written and performed by both bands titled "bloodstainedeyes". The...

It comes as no shock that Twenty One Pilots’ latest release is yet another stylistic change. Since their debut self-titled record, the duo has gone through a multitude of changes, for better or for worse, maneuvering between rock, pop, and...

Katahdin’s debut packs a serious punch. In just under 8 minutes, ‘No Longer Room For Us’ barrels through the eardrums of the listeners with about as much power of a speeding freight train. With no room for breath, Katahdin jumps...

Eight years. There were eight years between Love and Death’s arrival on the scene with their debut, ‘Between Here and Lost’, and their newest effort, ‘Perfectly Preserved’. This time was disrupted by changing band members, return to former bands, conflicting...

In case you missed it, San Jose metalcore quartet Mugshot released their latest EP last week. Not quite familiar with that name? Here's a brief run-down of everything you need to know about them and why 'Empty Heaven' should be on your listening radar....