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Stakes are high and emotion is charged on The Story So Far's 3rd and self-titled record. Having become one of pop-punk's most watched up-and-comers, The Story So Far could have easily gone with a well-known producer and followed through with...

Few are the bands that reach the peak of their powers thirteen years into their existence, but that was the case with Silverstein and their conceptual magnum opus ‘This Is How the Wind Shifts’. A refocusing of their energies rather...

The general public perception of ‘emo’ has shifted so far away from what the movement originally represented that it’s easy to forget the significance of many of the genre’s less brash, populist groups. Where subtlety and class have never been...

Veil of Maya have been long-regarded as a heavyweight in the ever-popular "Djent" movement. Since they have landed in the scene, the sound has become less of an oddity and more of a trend with an increasing number of bands...

In the film industry, or as an author of any sort, it is a privilege to create a trilogy. A trilogy implies the fact that the original story was so well-received that it was deserving of not 1, but 2...

Double albums are always a difficult product to swallow in one sitting, so doing a System of a Down and staggering their release is a crafty move it’s a surprise fewer acts haven’t cottoned on to. On face value it...