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Mathew Abraham

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Ben Quad Delivers An Emo Juggernaut Of An Album With ‘Wisher’

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The Oklahoma-based emo kings Ben Quad have returned with their sophomore record, with ‘Wisher’. This marks their first release since last year’s ‘Ephemera’ EP, and their first full-length since 2022’s ‘I’m Scared That’s All There Is’. This album dives into a lot of what makes emo so popular and special these days, but also what […]

The Devil Wears Prada Finds Stability And Further Growth In ‘Flowers’

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Metalcore giants The Devil Wears Prada have returned with their ninth studio album, with ‘Flowers’. This marks their first full release since 2022’s juggernaut of a record, with ‘Color Decay’. This record dives back into what makes this band stand out even more as pioneers of the genre in 2025, as well as furthering their […]

Bearings Bring The Summer Vibes With ‘Comfort Company’

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Ottawa-based pop punk underdogs Bearings have returned with their fourth studio album entitled, ‘Comfort Company’. This marks their first release since 2023’s ‘The Best Part About Being Human’. It captures a lot of what makes this band so earnest and likable, as well as amping up the energy on these tracks for just fun and […]

Taylor Acorn Brings More Consistency To The Scene With ‘Poster Child’

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Nashville’s own pop-punk queen Taylor Acorn has returned with her second full-length record, with ‘Poster Child’. This marks her first release since her debut album from last year, ‘Survival In Motion’. This record dives into a lot of the themes and high points that make her a secret weapon within the scene right now. It’s […]

Yellowcard Gives Back To The Fans With ‘Better Days’

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The pop-punk legends Yellowcard have returned with their eleventh studio album, with ‘Better Days’. This marks their first release since 2023’s ‘Childhood Eyes’ EP, and their first album in almost a decade since 2016’s self-titled album. This record highlights a lot of what makes this band as special and memorable as they have been since […]

Mayday Parade Provides Big Melodies And Even Bigger Emotions With ‘Sad’

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Tallahassee-based pop punk veterans Mayday Parade have returned once again with their latest release, ‘Sad’. This marks the second part of their project, following ‘Sweet’ from earlier this year. It once again plays into what makes this band so likable and personable to the genre, and to the scene as a whole.  We start off […]

Motion City Soundtrack Boast An Impressive Comeback With ‘The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World’

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Pop-punk veterans Motion City Soundtrack have returned with their seventh studio album, with ‘The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World’. This marks their first release in a decade, since 2015’s ‘Panic Stations’. This record dives into a lot of the hallmarks of what makes this band special and stand out within the scene after all these […]

Saturdays At Your Place Bring Summer Emo Vibes And Feels With ‘These Things Happen’

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Emo up and comers saturdays at your place have arrived with their second full-length record, in ‘these things happen’. This marks their first release since 2023’s ‘always cloudy’ EP. This record dives into a lot of the emo values and up and downs of life in your 20’s. It’s nostalgic, resonating, and a joy to […]

Silverstein Deliver Consistent And Fun Post-Hardcore Once Again With ‘Pink Moon’

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Canadian post-hardcore scene staples Silverstein have returned with the second part of their double album, ‘Pink Moon’. This marks their first release since part one of their double album from earlier this year, with ‘Antibloom’. It dives into the band’s strong suits once again, and the vibes continued from the previous record to here.  The […]

Blessthefall Return Stronger Than Ever With ‘GALLOWS’

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Metalcore veterans Blessthefall have returned with their long awaited seventh studio album, with ‘GALLOWS’. This marks their first release in 7 years, and we’ve definitely felt it. It dives into what made the band as prominent as they were in the 2010’s, and they really own this type of nostalgic and heavy sound.  The record […]
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