Reviews – Archive

Canadian progressive metal group Protest The Hero return after a four year hiatus to deliver their latest album Palimpsest. Conceptually, Palimpsest explores significant moments throughout America's historical narrative and offers frankly appropriate commentary complementary to the world's current socio-political climate. Beginning...

DARKO's debut EP is one of the more interesting, brutal spins on deathcore I have heard this year. When I saw the band was fronted by genre all-star Tom Barber and instrumentally composed by Josh Miller, I couldn't resist letting...

Scarlxrd's album and conclusion of a 5-piece project playing off the different seasons, FANTASY VXID; SUMMER released as of today. For any readers who are unfamiliar with him, Scarlxrd is an English rapper whose musical style collectively fuses sounds of...

Iann Dior is a solo artist from Texas whose musical style reflects influences of R&B, trap rap, and alternative rock. Today, marks the release of his latest album, I'm Gone. "Paradise" starts I'm Gone off on a strong note with...

I Prevail are a unique band. Not from a perspective of musical direction- but in terms of marketability and appeal, they're an interesting band to follow. Most dual-fronted scene bands died off  after their second or third albums (or transitioned...

Orphan? But really, who the fuck is orphan? This duo/collective is only just starting with this new EP they title Bread, but it's already making some waves. Everyone talks about making waves, but in my opnion, it takes something very special...