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Miss May I review
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ALBUM: Miss May I – ‘Deathless’

Matthew Powers
2014’s Rise of The Lion was aptly named – It escalated Miss May I above & beyond the post-hardcore scene they were once associated with and into the vast heavy metal realm. Though the Ohio mostly-long-haired 5-piece have been a metal band from the beginning, their start in a smaller scene has made their growth […]
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Buried In Verona review
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ALBUM: Buried In Verona – ‘Vultures Above, Lions Below’

Michael Bird
Adversity breeds good metal. It’s always been the case that difficult personal circumstances make for heavy music of a higher calibre, simply because of the nature of the genre. Buried in Verona may have lost more than half of their members since last year’s ‘Faceless’, but they’ve come out of the transition stronger than ever […]
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Northlane review
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ALBUM: Northlane – ‘Node’

Alex Lizette
To the older Northlane fans: This album may not be for you. Released July 24th via Rise Records, Node has shown that aside from the comparisons of the first two studio albums, it’s actually worth giving a chance. What makes this new Northlane worthy of praise is how fresh the sound is. It definitely stands […]
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Memphis May Fire review
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ALBUM: Memphis May Fire – ‘Unconditional’ Deluxe Edition

Matthew Powers
Not content with topping charts with 2014’s smash-hit Unconditional, Memphis May Fire have taken it upon themselves as artists to enlist a fine-tuning to an already solid record. The original intent of Unconditional was that each song would feature a movie score-esque composition underneath MMF’s trademark combination of soaring choruses, urgent growls and energetic rhythm […]
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The Early November review
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ALBUM: The Early November – ‘Imbue’

Michael Bird
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 the strong points of the genre’s alleged mainstream standard bearers, they’re traits that The Early […]
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In Hearts Wake review
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ALBUM: In Hearts Wake – ‘Skydancer’

Michael Bird
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 wasn’t even apparent that 2014’s ‘Earthwalker’ was going to be followed by a second part, […]
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Like Moths to Flames EP revie
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EP: Like Moths To Flames – ‘The Dream Is Dead’

Matthew Powers
Though they have remained relatively quiet over the past 2 years, Like Moths To Flames are breaking silence with the release of a new 2 song EP entitled ‘The Dream Is Dead’. Both songs included, “Bury Your Pain'” and “What’s Done Is Done”, seem to indicate the end of a difficult time for ever-outspoken lyricist/vocalist Chris […]
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Hands Like Houses review
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SINGLE: Hands Like Houses – “I Am”

Michael Bird
As maligned as much of Rise Records’ roster is by rock elitists, some bands seem to have come to command more respect than others. Hands Like Houses have never truly corresponded to the stereotypical sound the label largely exports, and so feel like the black sheep of the label in some respects. More mature and […]
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