With one eternally feisty attitude, but everchanging ways of expressing it, Asking Alexandria once again rise from the ashes with an intoxicatingly fresh sound and uninhibited avant-garde lyricism in their thought-provoking new album, Like A House On Fire. Asking Alexandria return with a fiery, heavy
From rage and loneliness to finding peace with her inner turmoil, Hayley Williams ‘gives birth’ to what was long holding her back with a three-chapter emotionally raw tale, PETALS FOR ARMOR. It was almost a decade and a half ago when 15-year-old red hair Hayley
Through a chaotic cacophony of sound, distortion, and uncompromisingly bold messages that can truly define a punk album, Boston Manor step away from the band of old with the release of GLUE, choosing to focus on one finite goal: to make people angry. After months
Turn your speakers up as The Used’s 8th studio album Heartwork is going to teach you a state-of-the-art mixology masterclass of sounds and genres. Just trust me and turn the volume up for this one! To my (pleasant) surprise, there is a big difference between
“Nothing we write is formed in the traditional way”, says vocalist Kyle Hollis from Picturesque, and this refusal to be boxed in is certainly one of the main excitements of the band’s newest album Do You Feel O.K? Do You Feel O.K? certainly feels like
The newly born duo, SaxKixAve has dropped their debut album, I Don’t Wear Suits. Including New Orleans Rapper, Alfred Banks and Grammy-nominated saxophonist/producer, Albert Allenback, SaxKixAve bring forth their humorous and high-energy musicianship. This is shown within the first track, Intro, as Alfred factually states,
Sometimes you put on a new album and think “okay, that was nice.” Then you put on Enter Shikari’s newest release, Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible, let the bedlam of conflicting genres and eloquent social commentary seep into your brain, and think “whoa.”
In a wonderland of shimmering soundscapes and utter honesty, Jeremy Zucker finds his truths as he explores the intricacies of life, love and friendship in his debut album love is not dying. A result of settling down in Brooklyn, love is not dying is a
Lyrically profound and sonically remarkably experimental, indie pioneers The Strokes deservingly win everyone’s attention with their long-awaited sixth album, The New Abnormal. It could take hours and hours of writing and explaining why The Strokes are an era defining band that will forever be hard
Wake Up, Sunshine is fifteen lively and spirited tracks that prove All Time Low are still kicking it as a main player in the pop-punk scene. Back in January when All Time Low began teasing their newest record, Wake Up, Sunshine, with the release of Some Kind
