Karen Dió’s new EP takes a couple of massive steps forward, not just widening her punk sensibilities but greatly increasing their impact.
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An older, more refined, more Americana-inspired take on The Afghan Whigs’ sound makes for a late-period album with so much value.
In this Review Round-Up, Zebrahead round out their EP series with its best entry; Dead Tired put out some solid hardcore; and AXTY…are here too.
Although a little small and unable to go as far with its concept as it could, there’s still a good amount of likable, listenable character in Role Model’s latest foray into Americana.
Ceremony’s latest left turn takes them into brittle, hardened post-punk, often with some really compelling results.
The boldness and zaniness of Electric Callboy has grown even more, losing its way more than preferred, but generating plenty of truly great sparks along the way, too.
Unsurprisingly, Cancer Bats’ new album rips, and thanks to a couple of small but crucial tweaks, maybe even more so than usual.
After an indie misstep last time, Citizen catch themselves with phenomenal deftness for an unquestionable return to form.
Regardless of whether it’s deathcore, meme-slam or some hybrid of the two, Disfiguring The Goddess’ new album isn’t all that good.
The Euro-metalcore standard remains in abundance on Future Palace’s new album, but at least they take a decent stab at it.