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MGK IS ROCK’S NEW RAPPER ON ‘TICKETS TO MY DOWNFALL’ (REVIEW)

MGK IS ROCK’S NEW RAPPER ON ‘TICKETS TO MY DOWNFALL’ (REVIEW)

It’s safe to say when Machine Gun Kelly (abbreviated as MGK) began uploading videos to his YouTube with a guitar around his neck playing Paramore covers and doing Linkin Park tributes, the rock world let out a loud cheer. There’s...
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REVIEW: FIT FOR A KING ‘THE PATH’; “DOWN THE BEATEN PATH”

REVIEW: FIT FOR A KING ‘THE PATH’; “DOWN THE BEATEN PATH”

The average life of a modern metalcore band is ironically 1 to 3 albums of actual metalcore then at least 2 albums of genre experimentation or radio rock. Fit For A King have already outlived this generalization. 2018’s Dark Skies...
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REVIEW: MOVEMENTS ‘NO GOOD LEFT TO GIVE’; “THE FALL SZN ALBUM WE ALL NEEDED”

REVIEW: MOVEMENTS ‘NO GOOD LEFT TO GIVE’; “THE FALL SZN ALBUM WE ALL NEEDED”

It’s officially sadboi season… Post-punk band Movements have (finally) made their return to the scene after three long years, and we’re all ready to feel something all over again. (yes, totally a pun intended).  The Southern California quartet, consisting of...
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REVIEW: ‘WE ARE CHAOS’ – MARILYN MANSON ORCHESTRATES OUR MADNESS

REVIEW: ‘WE ARE CHAOS’ – MARILYN MANSON ORCHESTRATES OUR MADNESS

Don’t let words like ‘accessible’ and ‘relatable’ make you believe that Marilyn Manson’s latest work can’t still crawl under your skin. The shock rock artist’s new record, We Are Chaos, goes places that might bewilder listeners, that is if they...
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REVIEW: BIG SEAN – ‘DETROIT 2’; ‘ON HEALING, HUMBLE BRAGS, AND THE CITY THAT MADE HIM

REVIEW: BIG SEAN – ‘DETROIT 2’; ‘ON HEALING, HUMBLE BRAGS, AND THE CITY THAT MADE HIM

"The Don" Big Sean returns with the release of Detroit 2, a sequel to his mixtape Detroit and a concept album that pays tribute to his personal history and the city that shaped him as a person. "Why Would I Stop?" starts the...
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REVIEW: PVRIS – ‘USE ME’; A DARK AND DANCEABLE REINTRODUCTION

REVIEW: PVRIS – ‘USE ME’; A DARK AND DANCEABLE REINTRODUCTION

To say a new PVRIS album was long anticipated would be a massive understatement, and today marks the awaited release of Use Me, the alternative pop-rock project's third studio album. Use Me starts with "Gimme A Minute". What immediately caught...
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