Reviews

The Fabulous Fabricated World of Yamasuki and Its Everchanging, Everlasting Legacy

The creation of “Le Monde Fabuleux Des Yamasuki” by Yamasuki

"Nightmare Tripping": Don Broco Gifted Us With an Album of Bangers and Killer Collabs

"Nightmare Tripping" puts you through all the motions of all the feelings with songs that range from upbeat and fun to slower and more emotional. They show not only the duality of music and their talents as a band, but also create a great flow to the album along the way.

Gritty, Angsty and Brutal Never Sounded as Good as RESISTOR's Debut Album, "BITE THIS"

"For fans of hardcore, or heavier music in general, I would highly recommend checking out "BITE THIS" and also checking out RESISTOR in general."

Sleeping With Sirens Find a New Beginning in "An Ending In Itself"

Bike Routes Stands Tall On New Single 'Delicate'

David Osterhout sings about his dreams to become part of a band and make music even when the whole town looks down on him for his non-traditional aspirations, and anyone seen as the black sheep for not following the status quo as expected can surely relate.

Jxdn is a "Better Man" in His New Music Era

JULITH Tunes Out Skeptics With “Right From Left”

"Fish in the Percolator": A Look at the Brand New Album from JULIA.

Charlotte Sands' New Album 'Satellite' is Sending Us Out of This World

In Shallows is Getting Emotional, Raw, and Heavy with Their New Single "Side Effects"

And it's "Just what the doctor ordered".

The Ins and Outs of "Odds + Ends": An Analysis of Hathaway's Debut Album

Scarlett O'Hara Is Proving Once Again Why They Are a Metalcore Staple

Scarlett O'Hara is a staple to the metalcore scene for a reason, and 'REDRUM' is an example of how they cemented themselves in the scene. Their move to reimagine their original sound shows that over time, you not only grow and evolve but also master what you were once good at.