Music Review
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EP REVIEW: I Hardly Know Her by Neutral Snap
The riffs are tight, the choruses are big, and the energy is constant.
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Empowered By Hatred by Baelfyr
This is a record that hits hard, holds focus, and signals a band with a clear direction from the outset.
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: House of Glass by Tallboy
Tallboy sharpen their sound into a precise, hard-hitting debut.
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DEBUT ALBUM REVEIW: Beneath the Sand by Joshua Josué
A road map of grief, movement, and renewal across borders.
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Horrors of Adulting by Lot Lizards
St. Petersburg punks light a match to growing pains and burnout.
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EP REVIEW: Dinner at Derek’s by Spin Class
Spin Class doubles down on instinct and energy with Dinner at Derek’s (July 18th), the tightly wound, five-track collection captures…
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EP REVIEW: Better Days, Different Times by Doll
Doll sharpens their grit with new muscle and melody.
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EP REVIEW: Everyone For Themselves by Our North
Bone-rattling breakdowns and modern trap-laced metal fury.
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ALBUM REVIEW: This Blue Earth by The Shipbuilders
A record shaped by books, bars, friendships, and time well spent.
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Lawgiver by Cronos Compulsion
A crushing fusion of chaos, groove, and sonic warfare.
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ALBUM REVIEW: conspire by a stick and a stone
Restless, ritualistic, and unflinching in its honesty.
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Blood Moon Sacrifice by Margantha
A werewolf myth becomes black metal’s newest cinematic nightmare.
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Fate Engraved by Morningstvr
A Fate Engraved by Morningstvr (June 20th) is a dark and frostbitten pageant of lo-fi black metal, dungeon synth, and…
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EP REVIEW: The Red Garden by Freeze The Fall
A cinematic and riff driven plunge into chaos and control.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Leave Tomorrow by Rob Wheeler
The UK meets Tennessee in an honest and rootsy collection.
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EP REVIEW: Defiance – Part 1 by Detroit Run
Big riffs, electronic punches, and arena-sized ambition.
