Reviews – Archive

How To Survive A Funeral is a title that comes with a good bit of irony. For Perth, Australia's metalcore boundary-pushers Make Them Suffer, it also comes with some welcomed realization and a sense of balance. This is the same...

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...