Dangerkids Collapse Review

Artist: Dangerkids

Label: Rise Records

Release Date: September 17th, 2013

Genre: Post-Hardcore, Hip-Hop

Mark my words, Dangerkids is going to be huge. Their unique blend of Linkin Park infused hardcore has already gained the attention of the masses, and their debut album Collapse is sure to be the stepping stone that will inevitably skyrocket this band to Sleeping With Sirens and A Day to Remember levels of fame. Now, that we’ve gotten that reality out of the way we can talk about the ups and downs within Collapse.

Norma Jean - Wrongdoers Review

Artist: Norma Jean
Album: Wrongdoers
Release Date: August 6th, 2013

The past few years have not been kind to metalcore fans. Momentous metalcore bands such as Underoath, Bleeding Through, and The Chariot have called it quits (or are in the process of quitting) and worse is, the genre is beginning to become overcrowded with bland, cliche, and contrived artists. Well, Norma Jean’s Wrongdoers is here to punch you in the stomach and tell you to stop worrying about the fate of metalcore. It’s been three years since Meridional and Norma Jean have kept busy creating one of their finest, most memorable albums yet. Dare I say it, Wrongdoers may very well be a masterpiece

The Wonder Years - The Greatest Generation First Impression Track By Track

Here it is! One of the most anticipated, if not THE most anticipated pop punk/whatever genre combination is finally available today to stream over here. The third album in The Wonder Year's story about their struggles through the ups and downs of life, continuing where Suburbia I've Given You All And Now I'm Nothing (Suburbia) left off. Here are my first impression's I'll be writing after every track. Why write about a first impression? Because I immediately want to articulate and share my thoughts on one of the biggest releases (in the scene) this year, and I want to see how those impressions compare after a week or so of repeated listens. So let's begin!

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Foreign Tongues - Glue EP Review

Artist: Foreign Tongues

Album: Glue

Record Label: Youth Conspiracy Records

Foreign Tongues' blend of alternative rock/grunge/indie/emo is comparable to the likes of Basement, Tigers Jaw, and Balance and Composure, especially the latter. The structure of their songs follow a similar quiet to loud flow that wouldn't feel out of place on Balance and Composure's recent album Separation. Trust me, this comparison is a compliment.

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Emery Will Host A Live Video Chat On Monday 4/29

Emery will be hosting a live video chat on Monday to answer "the best" questions users post to their facebook page.

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