ALBUM REVIEW: A Dawn To Fear – Cult Of Luna
You could probably count on one hand how many bands exist today where there vocal presence is pretty much secondary,
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Songs for Sad Girls – Lauren Tate
It’s been a prolific year for HANDS OFF GRETEL mouthpiece Lauren Tate. Her primary outfit’s sophomore album I Want the World was released earlier this
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ALBUM REVIEW: PROXY: An A.N.I.M.O Story – Being As An Ocean
If you were to compare BEING AS AN OCEAN now to what they first emerged sounding like and you would
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ALBUM REVIEW: breathe – Tiny Moving Parts
With band’s like MODERN BASEBALL and the UK’s CRASH OF RHINOS calling time on their careers and going on indefinite hiatuses,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Shaped By Fire – As I Lay Dying
For 14 years, San Diego quintet AS I LAY DYING, led by vocalist Tim Lambesis and drummer Jordan Mancino, were the crème
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ALBUM REVIEW: No Comfort – Monolord
For a band who trade in slow, ponderous riffs, MONOLORD‘s ascent into the lofty halls of doom esteem has been
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pride & Disaster – Sleep On It
From feel good anthem After Tonight through to the nostalgic wonderings of Logan Square, you can easily be fooled into
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ALBUM REVIEW: Hyperdaze – Void of Vision
VOID OF VISION are one of the smaller musical exports from down under. Their sound is caught somewhere between the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Corpse Flower – Mike Patton and Jean-Claude Vannier
Way back in 2011, in a Hollywood Bowl of all settings, a friendship was born. It would take a few
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ALBUM REVIEW: Venenum – Baest
Danish death metallers BAEST aren’t messing around. In the year since the release of their debut album, Danse Macabre (read our
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