Deathsong – “Deathsong” EP review
Rising from the Columbus, Ohio hardcore and metal scene comes a unique blend of chaotic hardcore from Deathsong. The band follows in the …
A Broken Line – self-titled review
This Long Beach, CA band may have taken the name A Broken Line, but their music is a seamless amalgamation of divergent genres. Punk, ska, and …
Problem Of Pain – Burn What My Hands Wrought review
Where do my demons hide? Let this false god die. I won’t let you linger. Let this false god die. Burn what …
Dangerous Minds – Blood Diamonds review
LA hardcore band Dangerous Minds has officially released its long awaited debut album Blood Diamonds through On The Attack Records. Heavy hitting …
DJ Opdiggy – Clocking In EP review
It’s time for some beats, smooth, smooth beats, from DJ Opdiggy on his latest EP, Clocking In. This five song EP, is set to keep …
House of Heroes – Colors review
After thirteen years and six delicious albums, House of Heroes have returned to independent band status for their new full-length, Colors. Being independent, in the musical …
Sherwood – Some Things Never Leave You review
Titling their new album, Some Things Never Leave You, is undeniably accurate. Hearing the upcoming album from pop rock champions, Sherwood, can be likened to falling into …
Peter118 – “Need You More” review
The pop-punk world has been lacking anything solid over the past few years. That changes now with the release of Need You …
The B-Listers – Riots To Soundtracks review
With a bit of a mind flip… You’re into a time slip… And nothing can ever be the same. You’re spaced out …
Spirit and the Bride – “With Eyes and Ears To See and Hear” review
“The Spirit and the bride say, “Come!” And let him who hears say, “Come!” Whoever is thirsty, let him come; and whoever …