Reviews – Archive

Many are the bands that can’t effectively reproduce their studio sound in a live setting; few are those who excel live to the point they can’t recreate the magic on record. Parkway Drive might be the biggest single example of...

Lana Del Rey has recently dropped her fourth album, titled Honeymoon, which was released September 18th. In comparison to her previous albums, Honeymoon, while still having that bluesy feel everyone has come to love, seems a bit slowed down. Many...

When a band takes a leap from their debut album to the follow-up that ends up being so massive you believe the musicians in question possess infinite skill the result is often jaw-dropping. It's like the sequel being better than...

Blessthefall's latest work To Those Left Behind doesn't stray far from already-claimed musical territory but does show sides of the band that previously hadn't been explored. It's during these moments that the album especially shines. While the heavier moments in...

It is not with ear-shattering shrieks and speedy guitars that The Black Dahlia Murder begin their seventh studio album 'Abysmal' but with an ominously-building set of classical strings. Nothing stays soft for long, though, as the track 'Receipt' explodes into a careening cacophony of...

We’re a long; long way from Count Your Blessings. Deathcore, once upon a time appearing poised to infect the mainstream, is now all but banished to underground purgatory, Suicide Silence its sole surviving genuine heavyweights. But while the genre they’ve...