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Young Guns, ‘Echoes’
If it hasn’t been explicitly stated yet, rock is an ever-changing genre. The sound that was appealing years ago, isn’t the ... -
Grouplove, ‘Big Mess’
It’s been three years since Grouplove released an album and their third record, Big Mess, hit shelves with giant expectations. ... -
A Day To Remember, ‘Bad Vibrations’
In a perfect world, A Day To Remember’s sixth studio album Bad Vibrations lives up to the hype the band built ... -
Heirsound, ‘Merge’
It only takes one play-through of Heirsound’s Merge, to submerge oneself in the polychromatic color wheel. Former Love, Robot collaborators Alexa ... -
Crystalyne, ‘Follow’
It’s been three years since Toronto newcomers Crystalyne released their second EP, The Remedy. The Canadian group created a quite ... -
The Color Morale, ‘Desolate Divine’
Embrace yourself for another change in the “core” genre that bands like The Color Morale are categorized under. The transition ... -
Bayside, ‘Vacancy’
Punk rock stalwarts Bayside are back at it again, this time with their seventh album Vacancy. The New Yorkers stick ... -
The Amity Affliction, ‘This Could Be Heartbreak’
The Amity Affliction’s This Could Be Heartbreak is far from heartbreak and follows relatively the same formula that propelled the ... -
Chevelle, ‘The North Corridor’
Get ready for quite possibly the heaviest record put out by a rock band this year. The new Chevelle album ... -
Stitched Up Heart, ‘Never Alone’
Creating a name for oneself in the metal/alternative genre today is as difficult as it gets. But, perhaps what’s even ...