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ALBUM: Motionless In White – ‘Graveyard Shift’

May 5, 2017

Matthew Powers

On ‘Graveyard Shift’, Scranton, PA spooks Motionless In White are simultaneously the same band you remember from 2010’s smash metalcore hit, ‘Creatures’ and their newer (re)incarnation. However, they’re also equipped with the proper tools to welcome in a whole new assortment of guests to their metal haunted house. It all started with a mouse..   […]

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Editorials

5 Tours You Won’t Want to Miss This Fall

September 7, 2016

Nicholas Fike

There’s something special about fall. Whether it be the reminiscent memories of Vans Warped Tour, the dreadful return of going back to school, or the cool weather. But don’t worry, you have a lot to look forward to this fall. Through the changes of the seasons, come new tours. Whenever the summer festivals commence, the […]

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News

The Amity Affliction release “This Could Be Heartbreak” music video

July 11, 2016

Alfredo Preciado

The Amity Affliction have released a music video for the title track of their new album, This Could Be Heartbreak. The music video is a continuation from their last music video for their lead single, “I Bring The Weather With Me”. This Could Be Heartbreak is set to release on August 12 via Roadrunner Records (Pre-orders available now). […]

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Reviews

ALBUM: Trivium – ‘Silence In The Snow’

September 28, 2015

Matthew Powers

When you’ve been a band for 10 years, it’s completely understandable to want to mix things up. Trivium are one such band who have been consistently experimenting from the start, however. Each album has been its own entity with a separate set of influences and different frameworks. This way of going about releasing music has […]

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Reviews

SINGLES: The Amity Affliction – “Skeletons” & “Farewell”

July 16, 2015

Alex Lizette

Off the reissued album Let The Ocean Take Me, The Amity Affliction has released the two bonus tracks “Skeletons” and “Farewell.” Almost like a drop of adrenaline, the beginning of “Skeletons” starts up with the sound of something being lifted high, only to be dropped with vocalist Joel Birch’s screams. The way in which Joel […]

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Reviews

ALBUM: We Are Harlot – ‘We Are Harlot’

March 24, 2015

Matthew Powers

History repeats, in music especially – The reemergence of nu-metal in recent years for instance. Some bands are so rooted in an older sound that it feels as if the musicians came from a time machine and not the modern music scene. Such is the case with Roadrunner Records’ most recent signing We Are Harlot, […]

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