Album Reviews

In 2016, Emarosa released their fourth studio album 131, a collection of delightful alternative rock hits that it is—delete easy to sink your teeth into. This year, the band has decided to put out a new-ish offering in the form of a four-track EP 131 Reimagined. The title leaves little …

A review on Foo Fighters ninth full album Concrete and Gold.

A review on Nothing More’s proclaimed introspective journey The Stories We Tell Ourselves.

Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy released their 10th studio album, Will to Power, on September 8. This is their second record with Alissa White-Gluz since she joined the band in 2014 after the departure of Angela Gossow and the first album with guitarist Jeff Loomis. Released through Century …

Swedish symphonic metal act Binary Creed have returned with A Battle Won, a grandiose full-length project that puts forth a truly sweeping style of hard rock. Although this is only the second LP in Binary Creed’s discography, a follow up to 2014’s Restitution, the band is already working on creating …

After selling out headline tours across North America, Europe, and even appearing at Coachella as a follow-up from 2014 record Little Machines, 2 time Juno Award Winner and Canadian songstress Lights is all set to release Skin & Earth, a comic infused concept record built somewhere between LA and Vancouver …

New Orleans genre blending act, MUTEMATH are back with their latest record, “Play Dead.” The album comes as the band’s connection to superstars Twenty One Pilots has revitalized their popularity. Not that MUTEMATH ever dropped out of relevancy, but by 2016 their fan base was loyal, but stagnant. Then came …

You’d be forgiven if you’d never heard of rock duo Black Satellite before, seeing as their debut album Endless was released only last month. However I’d be surprised if their anonymity lasted much longer; I certainly hope that they receive much more recognition in their future projects. Endless demonstrates a …

San Antonio quintet Across the Atlantic look to make in impressive splash in the pop-punk genre with their debut LP Works of Progress, an energetic blend of catchy choruses and surprisingly heavy instrumental arrangements. Over the years the pop-punk genre has drawn a level of criticism for one reason or …

The up-and-coming, indie-pop quartet, The Color Wild debuted on August 25th their anticipated, electrifying, and exciting EP, Clean. Each one of the six songs are consistently overflowed with intense energy, passionate synth keyboards, and pop melodies to equal a thrilling EP that is extremely hard not to dance to. For fans of Smallpools, …

For over a decade, Bobaflex have had their fair share of hardships in the music industry. When they put fate in their own hands, they created their own label BFX Records and have been pursuing their passion nonstop. Following their 2015 release Anything That Moves, Bobaflex released their eighth studio album …

A review of All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell, the Emily Dickinson inspired sophomore album from PVRIS.