Reviews – Archive

Four years is a long time in music. When Hacktivist burst onto the then vibrant djent scene in 2012 with their self-titled EP, the subgenre was in a boom period and their fusion of Meshuggah riffs and grime rap vocals...

Being a pioneer of an entire movement in music is quite the title to be tagged with. Earning that divine right of accountability means other musicians heard your music and followed in your prestigious footsteps. This is certainly the case...

Finally, after three years, Tonight Alive have released their newest album Limitless, which definitely wooed over their fans, and in my case, new fans. Tonight Alive was known for their edgy pop-punk sound, but now it seems as if the...

Thirty-five years into their illustrious career and the New York thrashers that are Anthrax have no intent of slowing down nor repeating history. After one of the most heralded comebacks from a metal band in recent memory with 2011's Worship...

A handful of silly song titles on their Ground Dweller debut album aside, Hands Like Houses have never really fit in with the Rise-core breakdown-pop brigade. They’ve never been content to settle for the base elements employed by their colleagues,...

The theme of facing adversity is prevalent in After The Burial's band name and completely resembled on their fifth record Dig Deep. The tragic and confusing death of guitarist Justin Lowe created quite a mountain for his comrades to climb,...