The Amity Affliction Senses Fail Silent Planet Belmont Misery Will Find You Tour Joy Theater, New Orleans, LA January 12, 2019 On January 12, 2019 the Misery Will Find You Tour came through New Orleans with co-headliners The Amity Affliction and Senses Fail along with openers Belmont and Silent Planet. Continue Reading
Reviews
EP Review: William Ryan Key “Virtue”
William Ryan Key, former frontman of pop-punk darlings Yellowcard, is set to release his second solo EP Virtue later this month. With Virtue, Key inhabits a remarkable space for an artist emerging from the enormity of his past. While the lessons of his time in Yellowcard are evident through skillful Continue Reading
Album Review: Mumford & Sons “Delta”
On November 16th Mumford & Sons will be releasing their new album Delta and also be embarking on an extensive 60-date worldwide tour that spans throughout the spring, kicking of the first night in Dublin on the eve of their fourth album’s release. Delta has the band incorporating many different Continue Reading
Album Review: Memphis May Fire “Broken”
Memphis May Fire is getting ready to release their 6th studio album Broken, On November 16, 2018. Ten years of making powerful music, their sound has only recently started to change. I will admit this is not my favorite album from the Dallas Natives. There are a couple of catchy tunes on Continue Reading
Album Review: Justin Courtney Pierre “In The Drink”
There aren’t many bands that have affected me quite like pop-punk Motion City Soundtrack. The staple Warped Tour band stood out by blending power pop with college rock influence and emo lyrics sung by the high but commanding voice of vocalist Justin Courtney Pierre. Their high energy performances were captivating Continue Reading
Album Review: Architects “Holy Hell”
‘Holy Hell’, is the eighth full studio album to be released on the 9th of November. With this date creeping up on us, the hype around the album is peaking. More significantly when the public were met with yet another single off the record, called, “Modern Misery”. The time spent Continue Reading
Album Review: Greta Van Fleet “Anthem of the Peaceful Army”
Not many bands have risen to prominence in recent times quite as quickly as Greta Van Fleet, consisting of vocalist Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka, bassist Sam Kiszka and drummer Danny Wagner. With groovy, barebones instrumentation and stellarly classic-flavored vocals, the band calls back to true-blue classic rock n’ roll Continue Reading
Album Review: Coheed and Cambria “The Unheavenly Creatures”
Words and Photos by Joanna Glezakos Progressive-rock heavyweights Coheed and Cambria released their 9th studio album, Vaxis – Act 1: The Unheavenly Creatures on Friday, October 5th. Their last album, The Color Before The Sun came out in 2015 but Unheavenly Creatures is their return to a concept album since Continue Reading
Album Review: Logic “YSIV”
Words by Lewis Roberts With a weekend full of new hip hop releases from some of the genre’s greatest such as Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter V” and Kanye West’s “YANDHI”, Logic made sure his fans did not leave empty handed, releasing his fourth studio album ‘Young Sinatra IV’ (YSIV). Logic’s Continue Reading
Album Review: twenty one pilots “Trench”
Words by Jess Williams Ohio based genre bending duo, twenty one pilots returned today after nearly a year and a half of radio silence. The duo released their fifth studio album Trench via Fueled By Ramen and have already gone #1 on the iTunes alternative charts. For starters, twenty one Continue Reading
Album Review: Sylar “Seasons”
Words by Victoria Goodman New York based metalcore band Sylar released their third studio album, Seasons, today! The band has been fairly busy recently; consistently touring throughout the United States, Europe, and UK, in addition to appearing on several festival lineups. Sylar defines Seasons as not only an album, but Continue Reading
Album Review: Acoustic Volume 2″
Words by Victoria Goodman Alternative/punk staple, Bayside, is releasing their Acoustic Volume 2 via Hopeless Records today, September 28th! This record marks their ninth studio album overall, their second acoustic record, and an impressive career that now spans over eighteen years. Acoustic Volume 2 takes a variety of Bayside songs, Continue Reading