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
Armor for Sleep had a stranglehold on the emo scene back in the mid-00s, at least for me they had their hands firmly around my throat. What to Do When You Are Dead was an on-repeat album and still a… Read More »Armor for Sleep – There Is No Memory Review
Hot off the release of their latest album, Dreams of Being Dust, The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die (TWIABP) have embarked on a multi-date tour across both the US and Europe, hitting… Read More »The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die Gig Review
If you’re an appreciator of dark, melancholic, and atmospheric guitar-driven music, then you may have already heard of SoftSun. If you’re unfamiliar, this duo, made up of guitarist Gary Acre and bassist/vocalist Pia Isaksen, is difficult to pin down to… Read More »SoftSun – Eternal Sunrise Review
Over the past few months, Liverpool-based math-rock trio Alpha Male Tea Party have been busy teasing their newest album, Reptilian Brain, which comes a painstaking five years after their last LP, Infinity Stare. The album comes at a time when… Read More »Alpha Male Tea Party – Reptilian Brain Review
Way back in the early to mid ’00s, when social media was in its infancy, one website had a stranglehold on the alternative scene. It made many proficient in HTML, and was the home to a golden era of deathcore… Read More »Death Goals – Survival Is An Act Of Defiance Review
Older generations have always claimed that fashions come back around, whether the scooter, the yo-yo, or denim. The same could be said for music. Music that was once a hit a few decades ago comes back around and finds a… Read More »Spiritual Cramp – RUDE Review
Stop relying on Spotify to discover new music. Yeah, it’s blunt, but trust me, there are better ways to discover new music than relying on an algorithm to tell you what you should be listening to. As someone who spent… Read More »Hide & Seek (4:29)
Let It Eat You For Fun is a math-rock post-rock project inspired by Foals, And So I Watch You From Afar, Mogwai, and more. You can check out their debut EP, I Want To Fly The Plane, now!
