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Kingdom of Giants Expand Upon Their Sound With ‘Bleeding Star’ EP

September 19, 2024

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California-based metalcore gents Kingdom of Giants have returned with a six-song EP titled ‘Bleeding Star’. This marks their first release since 2020’s ‘Passenger’. This EP dives into a lot of the sound that came before with the album, and further explores the aesthetic and vibes they’ve curated for themselves on this release. The EP opens […]

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8.5

CLIFFDIVER Bring The Underdog Heat With ‘Birdwatching’

September 19, 2024

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Oklahoma residents CLIFFDIVER have delivered us their second full-length record, with ‘Birdwatching’. This marks their first full-length since 2022’s ‘Exercise Your Demons’. The album dives into a lot of the themes of the previous record regarding relationships, living day to day in your thirties, and the beauty of the little things in life. This band’s got […]

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8.5

Taylor Acorn Provides Bangers With Heart In ‘Survival In Motion’

September 12, 2024

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Nashville’s own Taylor Acorn has dropped her debut album, titled ‘Survival In Motion’. This marks her first full release since last year’s ‘Certified Depressant’. The record dives into themes underlining mental health struggles, relationships, finding yourself, and everything that comes with those things. It gives an outlook of her life in such an honest, earnest, […]

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Yours Truly Proves To Be The Scene’s Secret Weapon With ‘TOXIC’

August 15, 2024

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Aussie pop-punk underdogs Yours Truly have returned with their second full-length album ‘TOXIC’. This marks their first release since 2022’s ‘is this what I feel like?’ EP and their full follow-up to 2020’s ‘Self Care’. This record dives into slightly more aggressive vibes than the previous album, as well as furthering this band’s sound. And […]

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REVIEW: Four Year Strong Deliver Their Most Ambitious Record Yet With ‘analysis paralysis’

August 8, 2024

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The Massachusetts bearded pop-punk juggernauts Four Year Strong have returned with their sixth full-length record, with ‘analysis paralysis’. This marks their first full release since 2020’s ‘Brain Pain’, and the deluxe of that in 2021. This album dives into the band taking more swings and trying out new things to incorporate into their consistent and […]

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The Home Team Thrives And Goes For Gold On ‘The Crucible Of Life’

July 11, 2024

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Seattle-based pop rock band The Home Team have returned with their long-awaited third full-length record in ‘The Crucible of Life’. This marks the long anticipated follow-up to 2021’s ‘Slow Bloom’, which quietly took the scene by storm. This album dives into a lot of the sound and experimentation on the previous record, but with bigger […]

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20 Noteworthy Songs From Quarter 2 Of 2024

July 10, 2024

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With Q2 of 2024 in the books, join us as we run down our favorite tracks that have come out in the last 3 months. Showcasing multiple genres, both big and small, here are the songs we selected in alphabetical order. BABYMETAL & Electric Callboy – “RATATATA” Bilmuri – “2016 CAVALIERS (Ohio) (feat. Knox)” […]

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Bilmuri Cranks Hogs And Stands Out Amongst The Scene Beautifully With ‘AMERICAN MOTOR SPORTS’

June 28, 2024

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Ohio natives Bilmuri have released their latest full-length record, entitled ‘AMERICAN MOTOR SPORTS’. This marks their first release since 2022’s ‘Goblin Hours’. Bilmuri consists mainly as Johnny Franck‘s solo project, but accompanied on this record by touring guitarist Reese Maslan and touring saxophone player/backup vocalist Gabi Rose. This record dives into combining such elements as […]

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8.5

The Story So Far Showcase Why They’re The Best In The Genre With ‘I Want to Disappear’

June 21, 2024

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Walnut Creek pop-punk staples The Story So Far have returned with their fifth full-length album, ‘I Want to Disappear’. This marks their first full release since 2018’s ‘Proper Dose’, almost six full years in between records. This album dives into mainly the theme of losing a loved one and the process throughout, and others such […]

Carly Cosgrove The Cleanest Of Houses Are Empty

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Carly Cosgrove Does Emo Proud With Sophomore Effort In ‘The Cleanest of Houses Are Empty’

June 12, 2024

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Philadelphia natives Carly Cosgrove have released their sophomore record, titled ‘The Cleanest of Houses Are Empty’. This marks their first full-length since 2022’s ‘See You In Chemistry’. They’re a band up and coming fast and strong in the emo scene, touring with the likes of The Wonder Years, Hot Mulligan, and Arm’s Length. This record […]

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