Music Review ALBUM REVIEW: Mayfield by Rusty Shackle Mayfield may be rooted in where Rusty Shackle has come from, but its musical identity is connected beyond that.
EP REVIEW: Sleepless by PARCS On Sleepless, PARCS refine their shimmering blend of synth-pop and nu-disco into something that’s not only danceable, but deeply human.
EP REVIEW: Slaughterhouse Five by ChumHuffer A relentless punk assault reflecting global chaos and internal struggle.
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Lost in Light by Tumble Lost in Light is a shot of adrenaline straight to the chest.
EP REVIEW: Devotion To A Noble Ideal by The Revolutionary Army Of The Infant Jesus A masterful reworking of past visions and new horizons.
ALBUM REVIEW: On Through The Sky Maze by AAWKS Crushing grooves and celestial fire from Canada’s heaviest mystics.
ALBUM REVIEW: Echoes From A Distant Star Part 1 by Exterminatus Blast beats, black holes, and brutal visions of the cosmos.
ALBUM REVIEW: Machines by Aittala Decades-old metal fury reawakened with crushing precision and fire.
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Kiss Me on the Mouth by Oswald Slain Oswald Slain blaze through chaos with wit, swagger, and infectious hooks.
ALBUM REVIEW: Y Dwylo Uwchben by Breichiau Hir Soaring riffs, charging rhythms, and unfiltered Welsh grit.
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: New Thing by Avery Friedman A poignant exploration of memory, emotion, and self-reflection.
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Steel Wool by Steel Wool Shoegaze haze, cathartic noise, and unexpected twists make this debut shine.
ALBUM REVIEW: The Dormant Darkness by Buried Realm The Dormant Darkness delivers a thrilling melodic death metal assault.
ALBUM REVIEW: The Ashtabula River Railroad Disaster by Gayle Skidmore A haunting window into the intersection of history, grief, and the enduring human spirit.
ALBUM REVIEW: Apocrypha by Exiled Hope With Apocrypha (April 11), the third full-length album from Maryland-based solo act Exiled Hope, Sofia Frasz has crafted a powerful
EP REVIEW: Cracked by False Heads A fiery and unfiltered statement from a band that thrives on chaos without losing control.
ALBUM REVIEW: Distant Skies and The Ocean by Amammoth Amammoth drags stoner metal into the deep and unknown.