Yuth Forever – ‘Freudian Slip’ Review

Music Sean Gonzalez July 15, 2015

Down tempo hardcore street metal band Yuth Forever (formerly known as Villians) takes aim with it's newest LP Freudian Slip at what it is like to live with chest crushing anxiety. It is all aptly stated by a robotic voice pleading to not be left alone backed by a terror driven whirring on opening song 'Lost In Translation.'

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I Can Dream – Interview with Vocalist Peter J Bruno

Music Sean Gonzalez July 15, 2015

I Can Dream is a hardcore act hailing form New York. The group is comprised of members from Young English and other bands that were in the scene around the area. The Alternative sat down with vocalist Peter J Bruno to discuss the upcoming music, pizza and how art manifests itself through music.

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Sean Anonymous & Dimitry Killstorm – ‘Better Days’ Review

Music Sean Gonzalez July 13, 2015

Better Days is an album that screams for hip-hop fans alike to listen to. The duo that is Sean Anonymous & Dimitri Killstorm pack a bunch of larger than life beats with compelling wordplay. For an underground release, this project has a lot of tenacity and ambition to snowball into many album of the year lists.

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Seven Songs For The Fourth Of July

Music Sean Gonzalez July 3, 2015

As many people know, the Fourth of July is one of the most prestigious and well known nationwide celebrations of any proud individual. While I and the rest of The Alternative will be celebrating, I wanted to leave a post about songs that will be on my playlist this weekend.

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alone. – Somewhere In The Sierras

Music Recommendations Sean Gonzalez June 30, 2015

For fans of A Lot Like Birds they must know that guitarist Michael Franzino departed for two months to be entirely secluded and write an album. Naturally, he named the project alone. and knowing his writing style it became an ambitious project that is full of vivacious layers and dare I say genius composition. 

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Northbound – ‘Death Of A Slug’ Review

Music Sean Gonzalez June 29, 2015

Northbound make a point to connect with people and have multiple anthems to sing along with making us feels just a little bit better. Death Of A Slug is a viciously catchy record with twelve more songs for pop-punk fans to shout along with.

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Self Defense Family – ‘Heaven Is Earth’ Review

Music Sean Gonzalez June 26, 2015

Four different engineers, eight emotional tracks and 32 minutes of time make up Heaven Is Earth. For fans of the band, this album is not a far away from their previous work. The visceral appeal on some spots offer parts to rally behind. The music is always on point, blending various moods and instruments into songs that feel as destructive as they do pessimistic.

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