Review

Zac reviews A Mourning Star's 'A Reminder of the Wound Unhealed,' which collects all the metalcore band's material to date along with six great new songs.

Loan reviews The Numero Group's newest box set 'We Blame Chicago' from the Chicago based progressive post-hardcore / math rock trio 90 Day Men

Zac reviews Feverchild's 'Altering a Memory,' an eight-song set that finds them pushing their riff-heavy emo sound nearly to its breaking point.

Zac reviews the debut LPs from three bands with different approaches to shoegaze: My Sister Maura, Day Aches, and Mad Honey

'Squall' is Downhaul’s subtlest release yet, and it’s proof in itself of how far they’ve come.

On 'Goodbye to Misery,' Cold Years embrace a stadium-ready alt-rock sound for their freshest release yet.

Hella sees Just Friends at their absolute best – bringing all the puzzle pieces of their career together to create a body of work that truly encapsulates their ethos.

Sweet Tooth isn’t just the strongest Mom Jeans record to date, it’s a reintroduction to the band that saw them re-evaluate their songwriting, refine their ethos, and reap the benefits of throwing “cred” to the fucking curb.

On his debut EP, Charlie Hickey straddles the line between poignant and cloying.

Let's talk about death. I am not going to hold back anything, and I will warn any that read that this review was written through layers of tears. On 'A Crow Looked At Me', Mount Eerie hit the listener with a barrage of emotion.

Wild Pinks's record is one of the most thoughtful and rewarding listens of the year so far, and I zealously urge you to give it a go. If you’re indifferent I’ll bake you a cake.

Our review of the new WINGTIPS EP 'Greyarea' released this past November on FeelTrip Records. An indulgent spin on goth pop aesthetic.

To try to label the record with a genre would discredit how diverse it is. While the songwriting remains unfiltered, at times it finds itself shy and hides between impressive fills courtesy of drummer Jeff Malt and a rhythm so addictive created by bassist Evan Moorehead and guitarist Brendan Lukens that you barely notice the retreat.

It's very rare to feel like an album will be among my personal all time favorite records. Goodness is maybe the 5th album I've felt this way about. The skill of the musical performances – from vocal approach to guitar work and drumming are exceptional.

The Dream Is Over is out May 27th on SideOneDummy, and let me just tell you that not only is it more of that Pup flavor, it’s new and improved.