Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen Deliver One of the Year’s Best Americana Albums
Ryan Bingham’s new album They Call Us The Lucky Ones honestly feels like the most natural record he’s made in a long time. Nothing...
The Milk Carton Kids Lost Cause Lover Fool: A Stripped-Down, Honest Folk Album That...
Lost Cause Lover Fool is a very straightforward, well-executed album from The Milk Carton Kids. They stick closely to what they do best, acoustic...
Emo Is Dead?
People say emo is dead. I don’t buy it.
Emotion Is Dead by The Juliana Theory still holds up just as strong today as it...
Is Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Bodysnatcher’s Best Album Yet? (Review)
Bodysnatcher’s Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home feels like the band locking in and doing exactly what they know works, just heavier and more...
Pipe Bomb – Hell Hole
Pipe Bomb, the solo project of Mitchell Layton, delivers raw, Christ-centered chaotic metalcore that hits hard and refuses to let up. Drawing influence from...
Lamb of God’s Into Oblivion Proves the Metal Veterans Are Still at the Top...
Lamb of God have been one of the most consistent forces in modern metal for more than two decades, and their latest album, Into...
Jay Buchanan’s “Caroline” Opens the Door to a Stunning New Era
Jay Buchanan has always had one of the most powerful voices in rock, but “Caroline” shows a completely different side of him, and honestly,...
After More Than 10 Years, Wretched’s “Decay” Delivers Their Most Ambitious and Emotional Album...
It’s been over a decade since Cannibal tore through the metal underground, and the silence that followed left fans wondering if Wretched had become...
Talk Is Cheap But Fight From Within Back It Up
Since their formation in upstate New York in 2021, Fight From Within have carried themselves like a band with something to prove. Emerging from...
The Storytelling Brilliance of Josh Ritter on “I Believe in You, My Honeydew”
Josh Ritter has always had a way of writing songs that feel bigger than music. They are full of characters, stories, and moments. His...
Kevin Powers Moves On: A Seamless Leap into Country Music with Shaboozey
Kevin Powers is stepping into a bold new chapter with his latest single, Move On, featuring Shaboozey. Released on September 19, 2025, this is...
The Brutal Beauty of Lorna Shore’s “I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me”
I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me, is not just an album, it’s an experience. It's a film reel of horror and triumph projected...
Why Blessthefall’s GALLOWS Was Worth The Wait
Seven years is a long time to be away from the scene, but blessthefall’s upcoming album Gallows proves some bands only get better with...
Zach Top Delivers Pure Country Gold on “Ain’t In It For My Health”
Zach Top’s upcoming record, Ain’t In It For My Health, feels like a love letter to traditional country music. It’s honky-tonk through and through,...
How Ned LeDoux Created His Most Personal Album: Safe Haven
Released in April, Ned LeDoux’s Safe Haven is more than just your average country album. It’s a deeply personal statement born from heartbreak and...
From Sodom-esque grooves to punk aggression, Kill All Idols is Desaster at their most...
German black/thrash metal veterans Desaster return with their new full-length Kill All Idols, a record that proves the band still reigns as one of...
Innumerable Forms’ Pain Effulgence: Crushing Death/Doom at Its Finest
Innumerable Forms returns with their third LP, Pain Effulgence, and it is nothing short of a monolithic statement in the realm of death/doom metal....
Signs of the Swarm’s ‘To Rid Myself of Truth’ Is a Brutal Masterpiece of...
Every so often, an album comes along that doesn’t just sound brutal, it feels brutal. It clutches your chest, digs into your wounds, and...
The Band Loula’s ‘Sweet Southern Summer’ Feels Like the Heart of the South
The Band Loula’s debut EP, Sweet Southern Summer, is everything I want country music to be—raw, honest, haunting, and full of heart. Hailing from...
Why Ray Hawthorne’s New Album Is the Pop-Punk Comeback We Needed
Ray Hawthorne’s sophomore effort, Ray Hawthorne Isn’t Real (released August 14, 2025), crashes through the speakers with all the reckless energy and aching vulnerability...
Dropout Kings Honor Adam Ramey with Powerful Album Yokai
Yokai is more than just Dropout Kings’ latest record; it is a memorial, a celebration, and a see-you-soon to frontman Adam Ramey, who tragically...
Attack Attack! II: A Beautiful Masterpiece of Chaos, Emotion, and Crabcore
After more than a decade since their last full-length album, Attack Attack! return with a record that feels like lightning in a bottle—chaotic, cathartic,...
Why Fit For A King’s “Lonely God” Is the Must-Hear Metalcore Album of 2025
Fit For A King has always been a band that wears their heart on their sleeve, but Lonely God feels like something more. This...
Tyler Childers’ ‘Snipe Hunter’ Explores Bold New Sounds While Honoring Appalachian Roots
Tyler Childers has never been afraid to dig into the Appalachian dirt and pull out something raw and real. With Snipe Hunter, released July...
Dierks Bentley’s Modern Day Drifter 20 Years Later: A Country Classic Revisited
Album: Modern Day Drifter, Released May 10, 2005
Two decades after its release, Modern Day Drifter still holds up as a defining moment in Dierks...
The Black Dahlia Murder’s “Miasma” at 20: A Genre-Defining Album Revisited
Album: Miasma - Released July 12, 2005.
When Miasma dropped in 2005, it felt like a cold blade to the throat of the American metal...
Is Southern Rock Back? Brent Cobb Thinks So on “Ain’t Rocked in a While”.
Brent Cobb has always had this laid-back, down-home charm that makes his music feel like sitting on a front porch with a cold drink...
The Vegabonds Deliver Soulful Southern Rock and Emotional Depth on Young & Unafraid
The Vegabonds’ latest album, Young & Unafraid, is a confident and heartfelt statement from a band that has spent the last decade carving out...
Tanner Usrey’s These Days Is a Raw, Soulful Masterpiece That Hits Like a Freight...
Artist: Tanner UsreyAlbum: These DaysBy: James JacksonTanner Usrey’s latest LP, These Days, is more than just a collection of songs. It’s a full-bodied emotional...
“Tyler Childers’ ‘Oneida’ Delivers Long-Awaited Studio Magic Ahead of Snipe Hunter Release
Tyler Childers - OneidaBy: James Jackson Tyler Childers has a way of making songs feel like old friends, well-worn, familiar, and comforting, even before...
Spencer Chamberlain Discusses Debut Slo/Tide Album “The Blur”
For over twenty years, Spencer Chamberlain's name has been mostly known for his prowess on stage and vocal talent as the frontman of post-hardcore...
Sleep Token Peek From Behind The Masks: Even In Arcadia Review
Photo: Andy Ford
Album Review: Underoath’s The Place After This One
It feels like yesterday we got the news that post-hardcore powerhouse Underoath was releasing Erase Me in 2018, the first album since reuniting in...
The Smashing Pumpkins Release New Single Who Goes There
The Smashing Pumpkins have always thrived on reinvention, and their latest single, “Who Goes There,” from their new album Aghori Mhori Mei, continues this...
Album Review: Marilyn Manson – One Assassination Under God: Chapter 1
Rating: 7/10 Stars
Marilyn Manson’s 12th studio album, One Assassination Under God: Chapter 1, released on November 22, 2024, through Nuclear Blast Records, is a...
Poppy Releases Negative Spaces
Poppy’s latest album, Negative Spaces, released on November 15, 2024, showcases her mastery in blending genres, delivering a sonically diverse and emotionally powerful project....
Linkin Park Returns with From Zero
Linkin Park has officially returned to the spotlight with their latest album, From Zero, marking a bold new chapter in the band’s journey. Released...
Starset Releases New Single “Dystopia”
Starset has returned with their latest single, Dystopia, a bold exploration of their signature fusion of cinematic rock, electronic elements, and futuristic storytelling. Released...
Album Review: Better Lovers – Highly Irresponsible
Better Lovers’ debut full-length album, Highly Irresponsible, released on October 25, 2024, is a blistering testament to the chaotic beauty of aggressive music. It’s...
Album Review: Exhibition of Prowess by Kublai Khan TX
Rating: 4.5/5 starsKublai Khan TX delivers an unrelenting surge of metallic hardcore energy with their fifth studio album, Exhibition of Prowess. Released on September...
