Los Angeles based alternative rockers Yellowcard have hit the scene yet again with their 8th studio album since their formation in 1997. The new disc entitled Southern Air brings an overall sound that is sure to be a hit with younger fans who are new to the band as well Continue Reading
Reviews
Album Review: Reel Big Fish ‘Candy Coated Fury’
Veterans of the ska-punk scene, Reel Big Fish has come forth with their latest album Candy Coated Fury. The kind of people who would love this record would be the ones who enjoy it when bands stick to their guns and embrace their roots. Candy Coated Fury is an album that Continue Reading
Album Review: Smashing Pumpkins “Pisces Iscariot
Formed back in 1988, The Smashing Pumpkins have had an interesting career as of late. Billy Corgan is the only original member of the band left, with the rest of the members only having been in the group ranging from 2007 and onward. But a recent re-release of the 1994 Continue Reading
Album Review: Sleeping With Sirens ‘If You Were A Movie, This Would Be Your Soundtrack’
One of 2012 Warped Tour’s hottest acts Sleeping With Sirens released their acoustic EP If You Were A Movie, This Would Be Your Soundtrack on June 26th via Rise Records. In between recording guest vocals on Pierce The Veil and Memphis May Fire;s new albums, Kellin Quinn and his band Continue Reading
Album Review: Architects(UK) ‘Daybreaker’
With their fifth full length album now released to the world, Architects (UK) seem to be back into their old rhythm again. If you compared their last album The Here And Now to their most recent work Daybreaker the difference is quite obvious to hear. In 2011 when The Here And Continue Reading
Album Review: Brendan Rivera ‘No Ocean In Ireland’
Brendan Rivera is a singer and songwriter from the Brooklyn area. His latest release No Ocean In Ireland is set to release tomorrow on iTunes, Amazon, and also available for a vinyl format. No Ocean In Ireland is a fantastically composed and put together album which features eleven songs from Continue Reading
Album Review: Cancer Bats ‘Dead Set On Living’
Two years after the release of their Juno nominated album ‘Bears, Mayors, Scraps & Bones‘ the Canadian quartet are back with an even grittier album. If you were to look back on the Bats’ history, you would find that their fourth studio album couldn’t be more accurately titled. The band Continue Reading
Review: Merriment ‘Through The Rough E.P’
The debut EP of Tyler, Texas band Merriment is a beautiful reminder of how wonderful music can be. Merriment is a band composed of siblings Christie and Colin DuPree (the same DuPrees the make up indie rock band Eisley). The two create the perfect blend of old fashion folk music Continue Reading
Review: Waterparks ‘Airplane Conversations’
Former Stitched Sound feature band Waterparks‘ debut EP Airplane Conversation is a just of taste of what this Texas based Pop-Punk band has to bring to the table. Airplane Conversations contains five tracks of win. Although this is the bands first EP, the members of Waterparks are far from new Continue Reading
Review: Stolas ‘Losing Wings’
From the desert area and vibrant city of Las Vegas, Nevada is Stolas, a experimental post-hardcore band who is sure to get huge soon. They released their self-produced and first EP earlier this month on February 15th, and it truly shows that this band will be impressive from the beginning. Continue Reading
Song Review: The Used “I Come Alive”
The Used is making their comeback in 2012, releasing their much anticipated album Vulnurable on March 27th via Hopeless Records. Earlier this year, they released their first single off the album “I Come Alive”. The song is definitely impressive, showing maturity in the band’s sound and is just a catchy Continue Reading
Song Review: The All-American Rejects’ “Beekeepers Daughter”
The All-American Rejects have released their first single off of their upcoming album Kids In The Street which is called “Beekeeper’s Daughter”. You can now buy it on iTunes. Kids In The Street will be out on March 27th, 20112. “Beekeeper’s Daughter” has a feel-good vibe to it that has Continue Reading