Pteroglyph – Solaire | Album Review
Born from the mind of a one man multi-instrumentalist and now a stage crushing post-apocalyptic three piece – Pteroglyph make a long…
Celestial Season – The Secret Teachings | Album Review
Celestial Season are perhaps best known as a band with two distinct phases – gothic death-doom and then stoner doom. The switch between…
Behind The Vibe: An Interview with Seaway’s Ryan Locke
Seaway are known for two things: catchy pop punk bops and hilarious, personal but relatable lyrics. Yet their upcoming album, Big Vibe,…
Seaway – Big Vibe | Album Review
Pulling up onto album number five, it’s wonderful to see that Canadian collective Seaway have found the freedom to stray from their pop…
Elder Brother – I Won’t Fade On You | Album Review
San Franciscan collective Elder Brother take an unexpected turn on their third record I Won’t Fade On You, and establish themselves as…
Válvera – Cycle of Disaster | Album Review
The problem with Thrash Metal is that it’s hard to play, and even harder to break through to the genuinely amazing bands that make it…
68′ – Love Is Ain’t Dead | EP Review
They say love is dead, but according to ’68 love is ain’t dead. From the land of the brave and free (Atlanta, Georgia), the musical duo…
Jesus Wept – Apartheid Redux | Album Review
Jesus Wept are one of those bands that can be easily missed. Confused with others and budding beneath the surface of an ever dying…
Sensory Amusia – Bereavement | EP Review
Music comes in waves of trends. Death Metal like all Metal falls victim to these popular ideas. A lot of Metal is complicated by the…
Orbit Culture – Nija | Album Review
The progression of Death Metal from underground heroes of extremity to well produced and clear sounding punishment has left many…
State Champs – Unplugged | EP Review
State Champs going unplugged on first reception sounds like a bad idea. A band renown for explosive live shows and epic pop-punk chorus’…
Winter Nights – Winter Nights | Album Review
It can sometimes be heard that atmosphere is a cheap substitute for Extreme Metal. Quite frankly, this idea misses the point of music in…