Gameshow is Two Door Cinema Club’s third studio album and a wide left turn from any of their previous work. An imperative turn however, after the band produced two wildly fantastic yet similar albums with Tourist History and Beacon. After nearly killing each other and withstanding a momentary break up, Continue Reading
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Album Review: From Indian Lakes ‘Everything Feels Better Now’
It’s been two years since California-based band From Indian Lakes released their last album, Absent Sounds, and since then, it’s clear that the band’s sound has evolved, creating their most innovative and mature music yet with Everything Feels Better Now. Due out this Friday, Everything Feels Better Now introduces a new pop-influenced Continue Reading
Album Review: Dance Gavin Dance ‘Mothership’
Dance Gavin Dance has been active for eleven years and in that time, the band has gone through numerous lineup changes. However, these changes have not stopped the post-hardcore outfit for creating a whopping seven solid albums – the most recent of which being Mothership. This album showcases a unique, Continue Reading
Album Review: Sum 41 ’13 Voices’
After Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley came face to face with death due to his alcoholism just two years ago, whether he would be able to play guitar again was questionable. “I knew what I was supposed to do, but I couldn’t quite make my fingers make the chords,” he said Continue Reading
Album Review: Yellowcard ‘Yellowcard’
Yellowcard’s been a household name in alternative rock since they released what is undoubtedly one of the most influential albums in the scene, Ocean Avenue, back in 2003. Over the two decades they have been together, they have toured the world, released ten incredible albums, and have touched us all Continue Reading
Album Review: Bad Seed Rising ‘Awake In Color’
Bad Seed Rising is an up and coming pop-rock quartet from Maryland that has been making strides for a while. Signed to Roadrunner Records, the band is one of the youngest in their genre to be signed recently. Their new full-length, Awake In Color, shows that Bad Seed Rising has Continue Reading
Album Review: Blue House ‘Suppose’
Singer-Songwriter duo Blue House has created an album that manages to be both flighty yet down-to-earth. The UK duo, composed of James Howard and Ursula Russell (formerly of Fiction and Drop Out Venus), set out to showcase both their vocal talents and songwriting capabilities while keeping the music true to Continue Reading
Album Review: Every Time I Die ‘Low Teens’
Every Time I Die’s Low Teens is an incredible leap past their previous works. A band with a good eighteen years under their belt, Every Time I Die are definitely the farthest thing from new when it comes to writing phenomenal albums. While some bands seem to reach an expiration Continue Reading
Album Review: Stick To Your Guns ‘Better Ash Than Dust’
Stick To Your Guns’ forthcoming EP, Better Ash Than Dust, brings brute force and honesty together to create an empowering, energized, five-song riot. After Stick To Your Guns’ 2015 full length, Disobedient, Better Ash Than Dust is an interesting blend of traced-back roots and musical growth. In Stick To Your Continue Reading
Album Review: Boston Manor ‘Be Nothing’
Discovering Boston Manor just last year, it was easy to see the potential this England-based band had. Being familiar with the past EPs they have released, the strong musicianship behind each of the members and the undoubtedly powerful lyrics in the songs they produce is evident, causing me to not Continue Reading
Album Review: Knocked Loose ‘Laugh Tracks’
Kentucky hardcore outfit Knocked Loose are breaking boundaries on their debut full-length, Laugh Tracks. Laugh Tracks comes as a lively follow-up to the band’s 2015 split EP with Damaged Goods, and their most popular piece of work, 2014’s Pop Culture. On Laugh Tracks, the band shows an excessive amount of Continue Reading
Album Review: Anthony Green ‘Pixie Queen’
‘Pixie Queen’ is Anthony Green’s fourth solo studio album. This self proclaimed love song album is a raw and introspective album into his personal world. It’s rare to hear love songs full of truth and honesty. Green’s storytelling takes us on a full ride of a relationship. The highs and Continue Reading