There’s always been at lot to unpack about Manchester Orchestra, the Georgia indie-rockers beloved by critics but ultimately ignored by the general populace. That’s hardly a shock really, simply for […]
We’re deep into the summer lull now as far as new music is concerned, and honestly, that downbeat tone seems to have driven much of July. Obviously the tragic passing […]
The name Less Art has been getting thrown around quite a lot in some circles lately, almost exclusively due to the members. Certain underground hardcore and metal fans are bound […]
If there’s one thing that Death Valley Knights can be commended for, it’s their outstanding level of brand synergy, at least outside of the music. With a name that inspires […]
As much as The Cruel Knives would want you to think the success of their PledgeMusic campaign to fund this debut EP is a surprise, going back through the band’s […]
What does one really expect from a new Nine Inch Nails release? Trent Reznor has always been something of a maverick in his creative work, but with longtime collaborator Atticus […]
It’s a case of tragic irony that, while so many bands are starting to get noticed through genuine, undeniable talent, In This Moment are heading down the same path thanks […]
Let’s be honest – listening to deathcore can be as mundane as continuing to describe it. For all the mosh-fiends content with beating up anything within the vicinity at the […]
When it comes to music and how it’s presented nowadays, most bands have realised that music alone isn’t enough to get the necessary clicks. That’s why the multimedia approach has […]
While complaints about Energy aren’t heavy in magnitude, they aren’t exactly unjustified either. For one, there’s a lack of consistency about where their horror influences go, whether it’s darker and […]
Back in 2002, Goldfinger released Spokesman, a track where John Feldmann criticised the generic, throwaway nature of music that seemed to be written by committee instead of having any genuine […]
As strange as it sounds given their almost permanent ubiquity, it feels as though people have started caring about blink-182 again. The inclusion of Matt Skiba to replace Tom DeLonge […]
Following the recent outburst from The Dickies on Warped Tour, there’s been much debate about whether punk has lost its edge, or whether it’s become compromised with the onset of […]
Fierce pop-rock duo Vista return with a powerful re-emergence, escorted by their sophomore release Long Live, a seven track EP that immerses in the solace of finding an oasis. Stepping […]
Opening with a track seemingly condoning adultery, the debut EP from Best Ex (formerly known as Candy Hearts) is hiding some dark stuff under its sugary exterior. The lyrical topics […]
The semantic shift of emo is one that’s been easy to track over the years, especially since it’s doubled back on itself nowadays to refer to its more organic punk […]
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