A quick follow-up to their last album has no adverse effects on RedHook whatsoever, as they remain more capable than anyone else at a pop-rock / nu-metal hybrid.
Tag: alt metal
It’s a new era for Linkin Park, and even with a new vocalist and more heat around them than there’s been in a long time, they still can’t muster up more than this dry, tepid product.
In this Review Round-Up, Mallavora properly break out and Fightmilk remain right at the top of the indie-punk ladder, all while Dose Of Adolescence return after more than a decade and embarrass themselves wholeheartedly.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a trio of modern metal to pick through, though only VOLA manage something truly compelling compared to middling fare from Defences and Arctis.
Not content with being one of radio-rock’s worst, Skillet go full mask-off to embarrass themselves further with alt-right-pandering garbage.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a whole host of good stuff spanning another hit from Charlotte Wessels, the much-feted return of Johnny Foreigner, and a pair of strong new ones from Giant Walker and The Calamatix.
More diverse than ever, Kid Bookie’s newest concoction of hip-hop, rock and alt-metal cuts through its own messiness to produce his highest highs to date.
In this Review Round-Up, genre experiments from Zeal & Ardor and Frozemode yield a mixed bag (with one much better than the other), while Dark Tranquillity provide some welcome reliability.
As they crank up the volume and sharpen up the edges, Stand Atlantic’s pop-rock takes a turn to become some of their most vital work in years.
