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...
Album Review: From Ashes To New The Future
By: Jason Gillis
From Ashes to New
The Future
From Ashes to New has been rising through the ranks over the last few years with their rap-metal...
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,...
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...
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...
Album Review: Godsmack When Legends Rise
Godsmack, well I can’t say enough about them. These guys have been rocking out
for over 20 years and don’t seem to be slowing down....
“Piss Poor”-Feverwar Review/Interview
By: CalebjustCaleb
Chesapeake, Ohio band Feverwar released their debut album “Piss Poor” earlier today. Following the 2015 release of the “Bible & Sword” EP, Feverwar comes out swinging with the...
Album Review: Searching for Solace by The Ghost Inside
The Ghost Inside returned with Searching for Solace, their sixth studio album, released on April 19, 2024, through Epitaph Records. Marking another milestone in...
Introducing: Growing + Album Review
When you have a gig such as this your inbox is always full of people pushing their band they're in or bands they work...
REVIEW: Thousand Below’s ‘The Love You Let Too Close’
Thousand Below Releases 'The Love You Let Too Close'
One of the most highly anticipated records of the year has been out for a little...
Aim High Set to Release Debut Album “Local Band Forever”
The energetic pop-punk outfit Aim High, from Columbia, SC, is set to release its first full-length album on July 23, 2021. What a wild...
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...
ALBUM REVIEW: Underoath’s Highly Anticipated ‘Erase Me’
For writing about music for about 4 years, something I didn't think I would ever get to write about is actually happening. For the...
NEW MUSIC: Alesana + My Epic + The Word Alive + Messenger Down
It's another weekend which means another Friday has passed with awesome new music being released. We have this week some old favorites and fresh...
Album Review: Parkway Drive Reverence
Parkway Drive has come a long way and has done a lot since forming in 2003. They
just released their sixth studio album, Reverence, which...
TEN YEARS UNDERRATED: Albums Turning Ten In #TwentyNineScene
With this era in time, being the late 2010's, we are obsessed with every record from our younger days hitting that magical ten year...
REVIEW: Tides Of Man’s ‘Every Nothing’
It's hard to believe that 8 years ago one of two faces of Dance Gavin Dance, Tilian Pearson, was singing in Tides Of Man....
New Music Wrap Up; Our Thoughts & Fresh Take
For any music lover, Fridays are like Christmas every week. New music is released that we have all been waiting for and though some...
No ‘Hard Feelings’ Against Blessthefall
Anytime a known act announces a new record, their dedicated fans hold in anticipation. Some will love it regardless and others will judge as...
REVIEW: Designer Disguise clean up nicely on the sophomoric “Surface” EP
Two Years Gone
It’s been a little over two years since Seattle metalcore outfit Designer Disguise began their discography with the modest “Hearts & Minds”...
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...
Convictions Hold Nothing Back On ‘Hope For The Broken’
It can be easy this day in age to fade away after an album or so especially for newer growing acts. Many get signed...
#CouchSessions The Devil Wears Prada- Lines of Your Hands
Kick your feet up, pick a comfy spot and tune it because on today's very first episode of Couch Sessions with Sarah and...
Album Review: VALLEYS- Fearless
Artist: VALLEYSAlbum: FearlessBy: Rebekah Weaver After the tragic loss of their late vocalist, Mikey Clement, metalcore group, Valley’s, comes out...
REVIEW: Jeff Rosenstock – ‘POST-‘
Jeff Rosenstock surprised the music community by dropping his third full length solo LP on New Year's Day 2018. An indie punk record about...
Post Hardcore Revival: Never I + Harm + More
Some amazing new music was released this past week that I have NOT stopped listening to. These new EPs are by upcoming acts who...
REVIEW: Loyals’ Debut Record
For record label Tooth & Nail Records, they have built their name around the rock and alternative scenes with bands such as Anberlin, Emery,...
Couch Sessions Episode 3: Tool Fear Inoculum Review
On this weeks episode of Couch Sessions W/Sarah & Keah, they take a look at the much anticipated new album from Tool, Fear Inoculum....
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...
Braxton Keith is the Real Damn Deal
Braxton Keith’s Real Damn Deal is exactly what the title says it is. It's just straight-up country music that sounds like it was made...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Islander – “Dead Youth” (feat. Darby Allin) review
Review by Jimmy Sorrells
Some bands never lose the hunger that made people notice them in the first place. Islander is one of those bands....
Pipe Bomb – Hell Hole Vinyl Release
Philadelphia chaotic hardcore band Pipe Bomb just dropped one of the coolest underground vinyl releases I have seen in a while with Hell Hole...
Kevin Christopher hello God e.p. Review
Hailing from Greenville, South Carolina, Kevin Christopher is a singer-songwriter and worship leader whose music is created to glorify God. Drawing inspiration from his...
Framing Hanley – Do You Feel Guilty Being Okay? Review
After more than two decades together, Framing Hanley continues to prove they have plenty left to say. Formed in Nashville, Tennessee in 2005, the...
Skillet Rises Above With Hard Hitting New Single “Lift Me Up”
Skillet has never been afraid to change.
Over nearly three decades, the band has gone through numerous musical shifts while continuing to build one of...
SUFFER NOT THE WITCH – Suffer Not The Witch EP
Jarrod Butler's solo project Suffer Not The Witch delivers three tracks of uncompromising Christian extreme metal that blend blackened aggression with a bold Gospel...