Album Reviews

Cybergrind. More than just a word, it's a social media statement as much as it is a social faux pas. If you play anything...

When you want good shoegaze, Slowdive is a synonymous name to go with it. Everything Is Alive continues that notion. The guitar effects...

Right off the bat, this Asking Alexandria album is better than the previous two. The big problem is most of this album is writing...

The lyric writing and personal connections made on this album hit like a brick. Dylan Slocum's almost warble as he's performing and that adds...

The NOMVDIC project is one that hits close to home, not just for me but for anyone who captures the tonalities and words from...

  Brendon Small proving once again he is a metal mastermind. This is an 11-track album where nothing feels like filler, it's all heavy and...

For Holding Absence, artistry is more than just simply lyric-writing or notes on a guitar. The Cardiff, United Kingdom four-piece has made a name...

The performances and execution across the board are big. The music sounds dynamic and strong. Wolfgang's singing has a bigger presence, and his guitar...

Blackout is a solid album complemented by strong hooks, as well as a familiar lyrical focus that fans have appreciated to this day. Its concept can be interpreted in two ways, as either the catalyst for a dark foreboding, or in aptly representing a time when interpersonal relationships had a profound effect on our outlook. Whatever the case, the release of the album, as well as the prior buzz generated from its singles, is evidence that the flame of modern rock continues to burn bright.

An album review on Truth Killer, the fourteenth album from Sevendust. Truth Killer starts with "I Might Let The Devil Win". Off the bat,...