Lamb of God are here with their tenth studio album, Into Oblivion, an almost 40-minute barrage of metalcore-infused groove metal with heavy riffs and gurgling screams to prove they’re not here to fuck around and 26 years after their debut,… Read More »Lamb of God – Into Oblivion Review
California indie-rock outfit Inner Wave are back with their brand new album, See You When I Get Back, an album that comes with its own accompanying movie scripted by the band’s vocalist and starring many of the band’s friends. Honestly,… Read More »Inner Wave – See You When I Get Back Review
I’ve always been a bit split on New Found Glory. While I’ve always dug their pop punk anthems from albums like Catalyst and Sticks and Stones, I’ve never really gotten “into” them as much as I feel like I should… Read More »New Found Glory – Listen Up! Review
Wot Gorilla? are back with their sophomore album, Stay Home, which comes fourteen years after their debut, which dropped in 2014. That’s not to say the band has laid dormant for all those years; they’ve been semi-active with a handful… Read More »Wot Gorilla? – Stay Home Review
Electric Callboy are back with their new album TANZNEID, which aims to solidify their stance as an eclectic mix of metalcore and electronic, but does it help build solid foundations, or is it just the same gimmick with a new… Read More »Electric Callboy – TANZNEID Review
At the tail end of January – on a Wednesday of all days – Japanese math-rock trio paranoid void dropped their third album Action, and oh boy are we in for a treat. For those unfamiliar, paranoid void is an all-female… Read More »paranoid void – Action Review
Shields are one of those bands that seem to have never quite made it out of the “local” scene and not without lack of trying. Initially coming out swinging in the early 2010s with a mix of djent-infused deathcore with… Read More »Shields – Death & Connection Review
I Promised The World, formerly known as Sinema, is making waves in the scene as they’re bringing back that classic MySpace-era post hardcore sound. Their last album, Fear of the Fall, was a gritty, raw, and stunningly unpolished album that… Read More »I Promised The World – Self Titled EP Review
We’re entering an era where bands that were killing it ten or fifteen years ago are making a comeback. One of those bands is Lower Definition, a band that had a fantastic musical run in around 2008 with their album… Read More »Lower Definition – The Purpose of the Moon Review
What can I say about Paleface Swiss that hasn’t been said before? I feel like I’m flogging a dead horse by saying that they have an uncanny resemblance to IOWA-era Slipknot, but The Wilted EP further cements that comparison with… Read More »Paleface Swiss – The Wilted EP Review