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From Zero to Baltimore

"No matter how many times I step between the stage and the crowd, the fact persists; there’s truly nothing that can prepare you for that one-of-a-kind adrenaline rush."

Twenty Years in Twenty-Three Songs: Mayday Parade Sells Out House of Blues

Last Saturday, the House of Blues Orlando hosted the second stop of Mayday Parade’s Three Cheers for 20 Years Tour—a night that celebrated two decades of emo anthems and heartfelt nostalgia. Joined by Like Roses, Grayscale, and Microwave, the evening was a testament to everything pop punk, from

Titans Of Metal: Carcass, Cannibal Corpse, and Meshuggah Conquer Las Vegas

The heaviest tour of the year made its way to The Theater at the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas, with the Swedish titans of extreme metal in Meshuggah headlining, joined by Cannibal Corpse and Carcass. Each band are iconic legacies in their own respective sub genre of extreme heavy metal,

From Sweden To San Diego: Imminence Triumphantly Makes Their Return With The Black

Imminence brought their Return Of The Black tour to North America and fans gathered to witnessed the spectacle at The Observatory North Park in San Diego, California. Joining them on this tour were Jiluka, and Landmvrks. Starting things off was Jiluka, hailing from Japan. This was Jiluka’s second tour

Palaye Royale Impresses at New Jacksonville Venue Decca Live

Last Saturday, one of Jacksonville’s newest venues, Decca Live, hosted an electrifying night of rock music as part of Palaye Royale's Death or Glory North American Tour. The evening featured diverse performances by openers Rock and Skate, who got tacked onto six shows, and YouTuber-turned-musician Johnnie Guilbert, culminating in

It's Impossible to Pin Down blacktoothed in Their Latest Album "Headway"

It’s impossible to pin down Leipzig-based band, blacktoothed in their latest album "Headway", and we mean that in every sense of the word.

A Decade of Cheer: Motherfolk’s Hometown Holiday Show Lights Up Bogart’s

Motherfolk brought a heartwarming night to Cincinnati’s historic concert venue, Bogart’s, for their tenth annual “A Very Motherfolk Xmas” hometown holiday show. They delivered a memorable night of music, celebration, and community that showcased not only their own talents but also those of their impressive openers, In The

Knocked Loose Bring North American Tour to a Close in DC

How much crowd surfing is too much crowd surfing? If Knocked Loose is any authority on this question, the answer I assume is quite simple, its never too much. Taking over the Anthem for the last night of their tour, the hardcore stalwarts made sure to leave everything on the

Rise Against, Greatest Band of All Time, Sell Out Iconic Stubb's

Texas’ Capital City couldn’t have asked for a better November evening to host punk rock legends Rise Against, on a 27-date north American tour with LS Dunes and Cloud Nothings (Microwave and Spiritual Cramp were on the tour too for some other select dates). The 2200-person cap Waller Creek

Pure Noise Records Throws a Party in Las Vegas Celebrating 15 Years

Las Vegas, NV - Pure Noise Records held the party of the year in Las Vegas to celebrate their 15th anniversary. Putting together a stacked line up with SeeYouSpaceCowboy, Spanish Love Songs, Counterparts, and Knocked Loose. Starting things off, SeeYouSpaceCowboy took to the stage. They wasted no time in getting

Inaugural Country Calling Festival Lights Up Ocean City

My first big festival experience is officially in the books. Two days of sun-soaked bliss on the beaches of Ocean City, Maryland, surrounded by 55,000 people and a never-ending supply of live country music, I don’t think one could ask for a better time. I am of course

A Night of Nostalgia with The Used and The Plain White T’s

The Used's headliner made its way to St. Augustine Amphitheatre, nearing the end of a short run this Fall. It was a night filled with nostalgia, passion, and high energy. They brought along the Plain White T's and Raue as their opening acts, making for a well-rounded evening of punk

Nothing More bring stacked bill to Silver Spring amongst Carnal trek

"The average person may find solace in the peace of silence, but for me, there's nothing like blaring amps and roof-rattling riffs to put my soul at ease."

Opening Night in Orlando: The Force of Nature Tour Kicks Off After Illness-related Delays

The highly anticipated Force of Nature Tour finally kicked off at the House of Blues in Orlando, after an unexpected delay due to Marianas Trench frontman Josh Ramsay being sick. Originally set to start a week prior, the band had to reschedule or cancel the first five dates, making this

A Night With Polaris In Las Vegas (Show Review)

Las Vegas, NV - Hailing from the "land down under', Polaris brought their North American tour to the Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas. Supporting them on this tour was Blessthefall along side Thousand Below and Nerv. Up first was Nerv, but everyone quickly realized something was off when only two

The Gaslight Anthem Brings the History Books Tour to DC

"It isn’t often that you get to shoot two different bands for the second time, on the same night"

Past, Present, and Future Collide for Usher in Baltimore Tour Stop

"This was a night for the Usher fans"

Ain't No Rest for Cage The Elephant: The Neon Pill Tour Resumes in Atlanta

After a two week break, Cage The Elephant’s Neon Pill Tour resumed at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre for an incredible night of indie rock. With Young The Giant as direct support and Bakar and Girl Tones as special guests, fans were treated to a lineup of electrifying performances. Girl Tones

The Summer School Tour: Class of 2024 Graduates with Glowing Marks

The idobi Radio Summer School Tour, in its inaugural year, made an impressive debut in Orlando at The Vanguard, marking the largest date of the touring festival yet, bringing together a dynamic lineup of bands that showcased the best of up-and-coming talent in the pop punk and alternative scenes. As

Beartooth and Company Party In Sin City (Show Review)

Las Vegas, NV - It was another hot evening in the desert and Beartooth was about to start their second run of their North American 2024 Tour at The Theater inside The Virgin Hotels. This time bringing out with them supporting acts Nevertel, Boundaries, and Currents for this summer tour.

ADTR The Least Anticipated Album Tour: Dallas Review

A Day To Remember's 'The Least Anticipated Album Tour' hit the Toyota Music Pavilion in Dallas last night, and let me tell you, it was anything but least anticipated. With an eclectic lineup featuring The Story So Far, Four Year Strong, and Pain Of Truth, the night was a rollercoaster

The All-American Rejects and Something Corporate Shine at Four Chord Music Festival

The second day of the Four Chord Music Festival at the historic Carrie Furnaces was a nostalgic journey and a dynamic showcase of emo and alternative music. Featuring a stellar lineup headlined by The All-American Rejects, the day was a celebration of both long-time legends and new talent, including a

Tim Montana Is Showing Off His "Savage" American Roots

Tim Montana is showing off his "savage" American roots with his new album "Savage" which drops July 12th, 2024.

The Mansion in Wiscansin Party Takes Over Downtown Baltimore

"If you have a chance to catch the Mansion in Wiscansin Party, I highly suggest you take it; as someone who virtually lives and breathes live music, I can say unequivocally, you don’t want to miss this one."

Peach Tree Rascals Bring a Little Sunshine to Atlantis

In my very first stop at DC's newest gem, The Atlantis, I was treated to a chill night of sonic sunshine; that's the best way I can describe the sound of headliners, Peach Tree Rascals. Making their stop through the nation's capitol, now half-way through their first headlining North American

Broadside's hometown show marks a highlight of The Covers Only Tour

Last Saturday night, fans or pop punk and metalcore flocked to Our Last Night’s Covers Only Tour, featuring Swedish band Normandie and hometown heroes Broadside as opening acts. This concert was particularly special, not only because it marked the biggest date of the tour, playing to a sold out

Kublai Kahn TX Decimate Dallas (Show Review)

Kublai Kahn TX's Epic Tour Finale: A Night to Remember at The Factory in Dallas A few thousand of fans, myself included got to witness to the explosive finale of Kublai Kahn TX's US headlining tour, and what a night it was. With the venue, The Factory, sold out to

Allison Russell Sets the Mood for the Unreal Unearth Tour

"That pureness of energy is something ever lacking in our world, but I have no doubt that artists like [Russell] will continue to pave paths of kindness and understanding for us all"

Imminence - From Sweden To Dallas With Love (Show Review)

Imminence: From Sweden With Love Shakes Up Dallas with a Storm of Emotion and Power Dallas, TX – The Studio At The Factory was rocked to its core as Imminence brought their electrifying energy to the stage on their highly anticipated North American tour, supported by the great acts of Until

Set It Off's Unforgettable Return to Minneapolis' Fillmore

Set It Off made a triumphant return to Minneapolis, igniting the stage with an electrifying performance. Having rocked smaller venues like The Garage and Station 4, the band now commanded the grandeur of the 1500-capacity Fillmore in Downtown Minneapolis on a Wednesday night. The crowd, swelling with anticipation, bore witness

The Night Shift Tour Opens to a Sold Out Atlanta Crowd

The Night Shift Tour kicked off on Saturday at Center Stage in Atlanta to a sold-out crowd, setting the bar high for the rest of the tour. Smallpools and Grayscale, two leading artists on opposite ends of the alternative spectrum, co-headlined an unforgettable evening of sonically diverse performances. Starting off

Dreamville Vet, Bas Brings the Heat to DMV

We back, baby!

Between You & Me Bring the Best of Pop Punk to Orlando on the SH!T YEAH Tour

The SH!T YEAH North American Tour hit The Abbey in Orlando Saturday night, igniting the stage with a fervor that left the audience electrified. Headlined by the Australian pop punk breakout band, Between You & Me, the concert was a rush of energy and raw talent. With support from Young

Living Life Like a Dream with FLOYA's New Album "Yume"

This album dreams of love and togetherness. It dreams of a day where self-doubt is overcome. Where Life is truly lived, to the utmost, like a dream.

Metalcore Dropouts 2nd Semester Tour Drops In to Austin, Texas

A little over two weeks in, the Metalcore Dropouts 2nd Semester 2024 Tour blasted through the 1700-cap Emo’s in Austin, Texas. Coheadliners The Devil Wears Prada and Fit For A King were joined by Avoid, a band that kicks ass, and Counterparts, a band that also, per their socials,

The Scene Is Here to Stay, and Heartbreak Is Coming With It

The scene is here to stay, and heartbreak is coming with it. Well, The Heartbreak Hero is, anyway.

A Peace Found in Between Being As An Ocean's Album “Death Can Wait”

If you take nothing else away from these songs, you are left knowing you're not alone, and that this life is beautiful because of the darkness, as well as in spite of it...

Neck Deep Smash the First Sold Out Stop of Tour - Orlando, FL

The Live In America tour stopped at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, FL, marking the first sold out show of the tour. When pop punk legends Neck Deep release a new album and announce a headliner to promote it, you know you’re in for one hell of a time.

Never Ending Fall Presents: The American Disco Tour

Never Ending Fall “The American Disco Tour”  kicked off with an electrifying performance by Selfish Sons, an Australian band embarking on their first US tour composed of brothers Jordy (Lead Singer/ Guitar), Jonty (Drums) and childhood friend Finn (Bass). The moment they hit the stage, it was evident that this

From The Weight Of The World to Just Fine: Shaker Hymns' Anthems Echo in Dallas

On a brisk night in Dallas, the Sundown at Granada witnessed the mesmerizing sounds of Shaker Hymns, a band whose music defies easy categorization. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as the audience settled in for a night of musical exploration. Shaker Hymns, comprised of Nyles Robakiewicz (vocals), Hunter Howell

Giovannie and The Hired Guns Rock Billy Bobs.

In the heart of the Stockyards on a brisk Saturday night, the stage was set for an electrifying musical journey featuring two distinct yet complementary acts inside the historic walls of Billy Bobs. The evening kicked off with the country tunes of Gavin Adcock, introducing many to his captivating sound

LP Whistles into the DC Night

A little while back I got the chance to cover one of, if not the greatest vocalist I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing live. Stopping into my favorite stomping ground [The Anthem] was vocal maestro, LP. Though I owe my knowledge of the singer to my girlfriend, I can

From Ashes to New Ignite Minneapolis

Line Up - Ekoh, Catch Your Breath, The Word Alive, From Ashes to New Solo artist, Ekoh, brought the heat to a nearly sold out show at the Varsity on a Monday night. Accompanied by a drummer and DJ, it was quite the opening set. Normally opening acts don't draw

A Decade of Resilience: August Burns Red's "Rescue and Restore" Tour Hits Dallas TX

Deep Ellum's Factory wasn't just a venue; it was a metalcore arena on the night August Burns Red brought their "Rescue and Restore" 10 Year Anniversary Tour to town. The stage was set for a headbanging journey through time, featuring an eclectic lineup that included Crystal Lake, Brand of Sacrifice,

Balance and Composure Celebrate 10 Years of The Things We Think We're Missing

Touring in celebration of the 10-Year anniversary of the iconic LP The Things We Think We’re Missing, Balance And Composure stormed through Austin, Texas for the first time since 2016. Alongside MS Paint and Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, the (unexpected and a bit quirky?) tour package had the 2,

Polaris Fatalism Tour Hits Dallas, TX - Halloween Edition

Halloween night in Dallas, Texas got a whole lot spookier as the Fatalism North American Tour 2023 rolled into the Echo Lounge. With  Varials, Currents, and the headlining act, Polaris, it was a night of tricks, treats, and seriously good music. Varials took the stage first, and they cranked up

20 years of Page Avenue - Story Of The Year

First up is our neighbors from the North, the Canadian band Youth Fountain. Youth Fountain live was an electrifying experience for any fan or new fan of the band. Their performance was a rollercoaster of raw emotions and intense energy that left me captivated. Tyler Zanon's stage presence and chemistry

Boys Like Girls Bring It All The Way Back In Minneapolis

Fan favorites and nostalgia kings, Boys Like Girls are freaking back. 30 songs in 100 minutes taking us all the way back to 2005, the 4 piece band brought their A game. A 4 band bill headlined by Boys Like Girls definitely WOW'ed the crowd at Minneapolis' The Fillmore Concert

"The Greatest Generation" Embraces Tempe

On the first weekend of cooler summer weather, The Marquee Theatre welcomed the Philadelphia based band, The Wonder Years, for the second time in 2023. Their “The Greatest Generation” tour focuses on the 10 year anniversary of said album and featured an interesting twist I hadn’t seen before. However,

Ocean Alley Touch Down in Maryland

"No flash or distracting side shows, just sweet psychedelic melodies, lulling the soul to ease"

The Revivalists & The Head and The Heart Rock Maryland

"Whatever it is these fellas are reviving, I believe it’s safe to say, it is alive and well"

Blessthefall 'Hallow Bodies' 10 Year Anniversary Tour Dominates Dallas

Blessthefall celebrate their anniversary of 10 year infamous album 'Hallow Bodies' with a triumphant return to the stage. It has been many years since we have heard from the group however they wasted little time with their stop in Dallas proving the comeback is worth witnessing. The Granada Theater filled

Album Review: Holding Absence - 'The Noble Art Of Self Destruction'

Holding Absence has once again proven their mastery of emotional catharsis with their latest album, 'The Noble Art Of Self Destruction'. A sonic journey that's as poignant as it is powerful, this record is a mesmerizing tapestry of raw vulnerability and unbridled passion. From the very first track, Holding Absence

INJI in NYC

INJI was a high-energy firecracker. She made sure everyone at her concert was locked in on having a night to remember. Audience participation got wilder than ever. Before her song, GASLIGHT INJI hands the mic over to audience members asking them to explain the terrible thing their ex did. “Ok

A Night at Red Rocks with Trampled by Turtles

"These guys don't play bluegrass like your great-great grandpappy did...when they kick it into gear it's downright electrifying."

Yungblud Thrills in Baltimore

"There wasn’t a moment that he didn’t connect with someone; if that it isn’t the mark of a great performer, I don’t know what is."

Atmosphere release new album and announce national tour

Get ready to immerse yourself in the eclectic world of Atmosphere as they unleash their highly anticipated album 'So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously.' Known for their thought-provoking lyrics and innovative soundscapes, the Minnesota-based duo has once again pushed the boundaries of hip-hop, weaving introspection and raw emotion into

Young the Giant Rock Out in Maryland, American Bollywood-Style

"I’d never claim to be Young the Giant’s biggest fan, but like many others my age, the words “one more spoon of cough syrup now” live unfetteredly nostalgic in my head."

Matt Maeson Brings Acoustic Run to DC

"Not many people can make an all-acoustic set slap the way Matt Maeson does. Not one song felt underperformed, not one beat was missed."

Hippo Campus Hit the Anthem for DC Tour Stop

What can I say that I haven’t a million times; the Anthem NEVER disappoints. A mere 24 hours after covering The Flaming Lips, I returned to the Anthem for another amazing show; this time headlined by young indie rock stars Hippo Campus. The best way for me to describe

The Flaming Lips Burst with Color in DC

"Giant spinning disco balls, inflatable rainbows, and enough confetti to throw a never-ending fiesta; each moment of this show was a well-planned visual experience"

Redveil Brings First Headlining Tour Home

"The kid’s ability to spit is past obvious at this point, but his energy on stage is electric, and yet easy."

Goth Babe @ The Anthem

"No matter how many times I walk through those doors, I’m never let down by the experience"

Currents First Headline Tour Dominates Dallas, TX

Amid the busy Dallas streets droves of metalcore fans assembled to take in a truly unforgettable experience at Southside Music Hall. On May 28th the renowned band Currents continued their first ever north american headline tour delievering a historic performance. With over 1,000 fans in attendance this would be

The Used/Pierce The Veil Co-Headliner The Creative Control Tour Upends Cedar Park's HEB Center

Starting off a massive 26-date co-headlining tour, The Used and Pierce The Veil kicked The Creative Control Tour into full gear on night 1 in Cedar Park, Texas. The 8,000-capacity HEB Center, nuzzled cozily in the armpit between Cedar Park and Austin, was buzzing. It was also entirely sold

Spencer Sutherland Brings his Mania to DC

""Not all pop singers are created equally; though I’m not sure I’d call Spencer Sutherland a “pop” star, at least not of the traditional sort"

Coheed and Cambria Take Over Austin, Texas

Neverender: No World For a Waking Mind Tour = Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World for Tomorrow + Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind Say that five times fast. About a third of the way through this huge 40-date tour, progressive metal/post-hardcore rockers Coheed and

Godsmack Light up the Desert Sky

The 15th edition of UFest in the Phoenix valley was headlined by none other than Godsmack. This was the first time Godsmack has ventured to Phoenix since late 2019. Coming off the release of their latest album back in February, their performance featured their classic hits as well as a

Valley at Irving Plaza, NYC

The Toronto-based indie-pop band Valley brought their Lost In Translation Tour to Irving Plaza in New York City.

jxdn shows out in Baltimore

"I see fully the allure that jxdn’s fans have fallen for: aura, talent, and unwavering rizz (blame Tik-Tok for that one)"

The Plot In You Captivate Austin, TX

The Watch The Divide Tour stopped at The Empire Control Room & Garage in  Austin, TX on April 25th. Supporting acts included Banks Arcade, Thornhill, and Holding Absence. As a Dallas native, this tour was more than worth the drive. First up was the Australian group Banks Arcade. As fans still

15 Years of Bruno Mars being surprised to see Pete Wentz

Fifteen years ago, a photo was taken that would go on to become one of the most iconic images in pop culture history. It captured the moment when pop superstar Bruno Mars was surprised to see Pete Wentz, the bassist of the rock band Fall Out Boy, at an event.

Spiritbox Release New Single 'The Void'

While 'The Void' debuted live during their sold-out Eternal Blue Tour in North America, Spiritbox just dropped the studio version and visualizer of the hot new single 'The Void'. Vocalist Courtney LaPlante had this to share: The Void is a song that came about very quickly. I didn't have to

SonReal in DC

"I may have signed up for the wrong Son, but I was not let down by this performance. In fact, SonReal without a doubt made a fan out of me on this night."

Masego's "You Never Visit Me" Tour takes New York

The evening commenced with Ogi, a Nigerian-American singer-songwriter, who ignited the audience with her soul-stirring and luscious vocals. Kicking off her performance with "Envy" from her debut EP "Monologues", Ogi's heartfelt and candid lyrics woven into soulful melodies captivated the audience as she poured out her emotions with her rich

Underoath brings the heat in Little Rock

The Blind Obedience Tour rolled into Little Rock and brought a night of high-energy and heavy-hitting performances. The lineup featured Underoath as the headliner, with Periphery as the direct support, and Loathe opening the show. The fans were ready to rock, and the bands did not disappoint. The night started

Archetypes Collide Debut Their Self-titled Album

Archetypes Collide is set to drop their debut album this Friday, March 31st. Being a long-time follower of them and their music, I felt it would be fun to do a podcast-style album review going through it track by track. Justin brings an unbiased opinion to the fold and I

Bodysnatcher brings the heat to Dallas

Trees in Deep Ellum, Dallas, Texas was the place to be on a Friday night for the Big Team Battle Tour featuring headliner Bodysnatcher with support from AngelMaker, Paleface Swiss, Distant, and local opener I Am Destruction. Fans of heavy music showed up in droves, creating a charged atmosphere of

Meet Me @ The Altar Sells Out DC

"Meet Me @ The Altar [as far as I can see] are on a collision course for punk superstardom."

August Burns Red's 20 Year Anniversary Tour Lights Up Dallas

On a chilly Friday evening in Dallas, the Southside Music Hall was filled with metalheads eager to see the August Burns Red concert featuring The Devil Wears Prada and Bleed from Within. The energy in the air was palpable as fans waited for the show to begin. Bleed from Within

Maggie Rogers Comes Home

"Spinning and grooving her way through the set we all wished wouldn’t end, there was no doubt just how special a performer [Rogers] is"

Twiddle's Last Hurrah in Phoenix

I recently had the opportunity to see Vermont-based band Twiddle at The Marquee Theatre in Tempe, Arizona. After 18 years of touring together, the tour titled the Distance Makes the Heart Tour, will likely be their final together as they recently announced an indefinite hiatus. The evening began with an

Sleep Token Announce Album 'Take Me Back to Eden' & Premiere Single 'Vore'

> The mysterious masked collective Sleep Token has already taken 2023 by storm but are not done yet. Only one month into the year the group debuted the single ‘Chokehold’ which had fans heads spinning, mine included. Before we could gather our thoughts Sleep Token dropped ‘The Summoning’ which went even

Album Review - Pierce The Veil drop comeback album Jaws Of Life

It has been 7 years since we were last graced with a full-length album from the San Diego trio Peirce The Veil. While PTV fans are certainly used to waiting, the lead up to the groups fourth album "Jaws Of Life" has garnered a tremendous amount of anticipation. I am

Archetypes Collide drop new single 'What If I Fall' ahead of their new self-titled album

Archetypes Collide is set to drop their first full-length self-titled album on March 31st via Fearless Records. With the announcement, we get a brand new single, 'What If I Fall'. Watch the official music video for it below: We have been following them for quite some time now. With two

New Found Glory takes us back in time with their new acoustic album Make The Most Of It

When I say back in time, I really mean we get a raw look at what we have always loved about the pop-punk icons - their nostalgic sound. With a few months after the announcement to get excited about the new album, we got to hear the first few singles,

Foals Returns to DC

"Front man and bonafide rockstar Yannis Philippakis is a man that requires no help in the way of showmanship"

Jessie Reyez Brings Yessie Tour to Silver Spring

"Even the boyfriends and homies that got dragged to the show against their will had a tough time standing still."

Four Years Strong - Enemy of the World Tour hits Dallas

In celebration of re-recording their most popular album the punk rockers of Four Years Strong brought the ‘Enemy of the World’ tour to the South Side Music Hall in Dallas, Texas on November 1st. The tour supporting acts included a pop punk studded cast of Youth Fountain, Microwave, and Knuckle

TRIED AND TRUE TOUR - Lit, Hoobastank, Alien Ant Farm, and Kristopher Roe of The Ataris

Only in November 2022 is a tour like this possible. Well, maybe with the exception of the late 90s. Tonight’s show is quite the package, more like four headliners. Billed as The Tried and True Tour, tonight features Kristopher Roe of The Ataris on acoustic, followed by Alien Ant

The Wrecks Make Halloweekend Return to Baltimore

"Whether flying and jump kicking around the stage or stepping over the pit and into the crowd, these fellas make use of every second."

Lamb Of God Sets Dallas Ablaze

> Lamb Of God’s massive Omens tour comes to a pyrotechnic finale in Dallas that all are sure to remember. Celebrating the release of their 9th album Omens, Lamb Of God launch a massive tour starting September 9th and spanning all the way to a dramatic, fiery finale in Dallas

Dayseeker rips our hearts out with new album 'Dark Sun'

I don't want to speak for everyone when I say I think Dayseeker's follow-up album to Sleeptalk may be one of the most anticipated albums of the year - at least for me it has been. Coming off the high of some of the best pieces of music they have

Bad Suns Shine Bright in Baltimore

"In an hour’s time I watched the star singer crowd surf, jump off ledges, and climb atop a bar; I guess rockstars make rockstar moves."

Bring Me The Horizon Rocked Dallas's World

October 18, 2022 British rockstars Bring Me The Horizon released album “Post Human” in 2020 but now finally have a chance post pandemic to celebrate with an absolute ripper of a North America based tour. Supporting the legendary group are bands Siiickbrain, Grandson and Knocked Loose. While this lineup may

Mt. Joy Brings Sold-Out Crowd To The Anthem

"To wait and hope for that one song, and to suddenly have it thrust upon you just as the clock’s about to run out; I won’t try to compare it to anything else, but if you’ve felt it, you know"

Pinkshift Blasts Off With Unforgettable Hometown Show

"There’s a depth, that I’m sure we’re only just scratching the surface of; to put it simply, Pinkshift are superstars in waiting"

Joji Goes Full Send in DC

"As many times as I hear it, listening to a sea of people go apeshit and scream sing every word to every song never gets old; this night was no different."

The Gaslight Anthem Brings a Little Bit of Jersey to DC

"Even after years of not hearing it, the moment I pressed play, it all came rushing back so clearly; you know, something about core memories."

My Chemical Romance Enchant Dallas

The year is 2007, I leave the last high school class of the day and hit shuffle on my original iPod. Among all the tracks we would come to call ‘classics’ is many tracks from the one and only - My Chemical Romance. For such an amazing time of “the

Concert Review - A Dream Of Fire And Gold | Greta Van Fleet

"I closed my eyes, and inhaled the magic floating abound; Then the drums kicked in, the curtain fell, and a reverberating lash ripped through the arena; cold cocking us all into a standing dream of gold."

Japanese Breakfast Brings A Charm Of Their Own To Baltimore Stop

"It’s in these spaces that you get to see and feel the kind of magic we all deep down dream of."

Concert Review - The I Prevail 'True Power Tour' lights up Dallas

> I Prevail & friends bring the heat to a sold out Dallas crowd everyone is sure to remember. Yours Truly was the opener for the evening. While I had never heard this Australian pop group, it didn’t take long into their set for me to start jamming along. Frontwoman Mikaila

Pale Waves Washes Ashore In DC

"Studio Pale Waves is impeccable, but live Pale Waves is a chef’s kiss; all the punk charm and sentimental badassery turned to ten."

Concert Review - The Amity Affliction & Silverstein take on Dallas

It may be September, but Texas natives know that means little in the way of temps being cooler. By the time I collected my media pass and made my way to the photo pit I knew I was in for another hot and sweaty Amplified Live show. However, no amount

Nothing More Takes Baltimore

"Through multiple cancelled dates and behind the scenes complications, Nothing More managed to bring a glorious and unexpected show to Baltimore."

Concert Review - Dayseeker and The Word Alive Blast Through Austin, Texas

The temp outside was unusually fair as I strolled from my sketchy parking spot under I35 to tonight’s venue, Empire Control Room and Garage. Usually by the time I make it to doors and scoop my media pass, I’m already slightly drenched and dipping into my backpack to

Album Review - The Devil Wears Prada | Color Decay

Where to begin... it feels as if in this day in age of post-hardcore music we have been riding a roller coaster of emotions. When you expect one thing, you get another and are pleasantly surprised but left saying damn, how the hell did we get here. Well, that was

Album Review - Matt Maeson | Never Had to Leave

> A Virginia singer/songwriter showing emotion through strong lyrics and melodies that help soothe the soul. I first heard of Matt Maeson in 2018 with his EP, The Hearse. I was immediately hooked with his voice and chord progressions. With "Mr. Rattlebone" being the first song that came through my

Concert Review - Curse of Existence Tour @ Amplified Live | Dallas, TX

Being press at Amplified Live always feels like home to me but rarely ever do you get a lineup THIS stacked on that stage. The moment the Curse of Existence Tour was announced I knew I had to attend one way or another. I happily drove through the pouring rain

Concert Review - Story of the Year @ The Orpheum | Tampa, FL

A sign at the entrance to the full parking lot says “Drop-off only”. I guess that explains the steady stream of black skinny jeans, Vans, and Warped Tour tees making their way from the Walmart parking lot a few blocks away. As if by some miracle though, the dark skies

Concert Review - Hello Gone Days Tour | Dallas, TX

I do not know that I could think of a better early 2000’s blast from the past lineup than that of the Hello Gone Days Tour. A co headline smash hit with Dashboard Confessional & Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness (former front man of the legendary Jacks Mannequin) and finally

Album Review - Oceans Ate Alaska | Disparity

It has been 5 years since the acclaimed release of Oceans Ate Alaska album Hikari. The British quintet is back with their third full album and in short – it is like they never left. After playing the album through multiple times I can absolutely attest to there being something here

Gone But Never Forgotten | Kyle Pavone

> Cover photo by Robbie Clark [https://www.instagram.com/r_clark777/] It's been 4 years and it still hurts. We thought it would be fitting on this day to share some words from the We Came As Romans and the WCAR community to show that Kyle was loved and is

Album Review: I Prevail | TRUE POWER

> Self-made, self-defined, and walking a path that’s entirely their own, I Prevail are ready to embrace their TRUE POWER While it's unlike a band in the post-hardcore scene to be nominated for a Grammy, I Prevail has shown that talent is on their side and True Power is a

An Unforgettable Night on the Blue Water Road Trip

"Every seat was filled, balconies and staircases lined from end to end, walls and columns holding up those too deep into the night to stand alone; and even still, people continued to pour into a space I didn’t know could get any fuller."

New Found Glory's Sticks and Stones 20th Anniversary Tour...is insane.

Something truly special happens when you show up to Emo’s in Austin, Texas and find parking immediately: your headspace clears, and all that worry and anxiety disappears about missing the opener because you’ve circled this god damn small parking lot Emo’s shares with about 10 other businesses

EP Review: Alpha Wolf x Holding Absence | The Lost & The Longing

> The EP we never knew we needed until now Two of the hottest bands in the scene right now are undoubtedly Australian native bands Alpha Wolf and Holding Absence from Wales. More than 10,000 miles separates the two countries of origin but that did not keep these two powerhouses

Album Review - Norma Jean | Deathrattle Sing For Me

I think I was about 3 full listens in when I realized Norma Jean really outdid themselves with their newest album, Deathrattle Sing For Me. Being a very passive listener of their music over the years, I can 100% say they have been able to keep up with the times

Concert Review – Nowhere Generation Tour @ The Factory | Deep Ellum, TX

I cannot think of a better way to ring in the month of August than being at The Factory in Deep Ellum listening to jams from Rise Against, The Used and Sense Fail on the Nowhere Generation Tour. A tipple emo band blast from the past that I and many

The Devil Wears Prada Drop New Single "Time"

The Devil Wears Prada is back in a big way. TDWP just dropped the single Time from their upcoming album Color Decay set to release September 16th of this year. This being the fourth single released from the album the vibe is set. If you have not - check out

Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum makes its stop in Baltimore

"With my eyes closed, the similarity is striking. Though there will only ever be one Bowie, there’s something special about seeing the effects of his influence in real-time."

Concert Review – Pull From The Ghost Tour @ Trees | Dallas, TX

Erra joined by Alpha Wolf and Invent Animate took the Trees stage by storm on a hot Dallas night sure to be remembered. Unfortunately, one of my favorite bands right now, Thornhill was unable to join as their gear had been lost/left in Australia on the trip over. Dallas

EP Review - All Honesty | Everyone You've Ever Known

> The boys in All Honesty are back and with a new and improved sound and the new announcement of Matt Cormier on drums! If you’re looking for some heavy hitting pop-punk, these are the guys you need to be listening to right now. We have been following them for

5 Years Ago We Lost the Voice of a Generation

For many, Chester Bennington and Linkin Park were their introductions to the rock scene. Whether it was hearing them on the rock/popular radio stations, or hearing about their incredible performances, we all can agree there is more than one song we love by Linkin Park. It's hard to pick

Jhariah's Bad Luck Tour Starts with a Bang in Silver Spring

"The truth is, real magic happens in these small spaces and passing moments; before the world has caught wind of what we could be."

The New Era of Beartooth Is Here

'Riptide' has hit the world in a huge way and I think I can speak for many here that this new wave of music is going to be nuts. While I was hoping for something new and invigorating to come out of them, this was the pleasant surprise I'd been

Concert Review - The Fallout Anniversary Tour @ South Side Music Hall | Dallas, TX

> Crown The Empire returns to their hometown with friends and throws a raging show, worth more than admission. As I walked into South Side Music Hall, ready to get to work, I happened to catch the tail end of the VIP meet & greet with Crown The Empire. Their energy with

Tash Sultana Brings Terra Firma Tour To DC

"The unrivaled musician solidified the clearly apparent notion that they are among the best live performers working today, pouring every ounce of their soul onto the stage, and leaving no stone unturned."

Album Review - Alexisonfire | Otherness

Alexisonfire is BACK and they do not let you down on their newest album, 'Otherness'.

LIMBS Comes Out Swinging with New EP 'Coma Year'

The balance between throat-smashing musicality and honest emotional breadth is impressive and something I think listeners will really connect with.

Concert Review - Bayside / Thrice @ House of Blues | Dallas, TX

June 20th is a day I will remember fondly for years to come. With this being my first show officially shot for Coffee & Shugar, excitement was high. After grabbing my media pass & ticket I stood in a jam packed line to get in the doors of the House of Blues.

How the Sounds of Summer Stole My Heart

Though the next show is always around the corner, I can only hope the bar hasn’t been set too high; knowing for certain, nights like these are as rare as they come

10-Year-Old Harper Joins Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox on Stage in London

Harper went onto America's Got talent and took the judges by surprise by performing Spiritbox's "Holy Roller" and stunned the audience. Watch her performance below: With Simon Cowell being the 3 yes to advance her on, history was made on that stage. Not every day do you see a genre

Album Review - Motionless In White | Scoring The End Of The World

Scoring The End Of The World is the first full release album from Motionless In White since Disguise in 2019. Through Covid-19 & all that has seemingly been a miss these past few years; the guys found a way to encapsulate our feelings in this apocalyptic metalcore collection. I have followed

Concert Review - So What! Festival | via Hunnypot Live

Where to start… This HIGHLY anticipated festival a year in the making was finally hitting the Choctaw Stadium (formerly the Rangers Stadium) in Arlington, Texas the weekend of May 27th to the 29th. The hype around the fest was all people were talking about across socials leading up to it.

Avi Kaplan Strikes a Chord with Debut LP 'Floating On A Dream'

"Floating on a Dream is a soothing and soul-baring ode to the deep beyond the stars, the hollows we hold inside, and the roots that shaped it all."

Syd Soars in Baltimore Amidst Broken Hearts Club Tour

"Wall to wall screaming, eyes gleaming, and hands stretched out into the air, reaching for a hold of something more tangible than the moment."

Album Review - Thornhill | Heroine

Thornhill, HeroineIn the 952 days that have passed since their widely loved 2019 album 'The Dark Pool' Thornhill has established themselves in both sound & vision. While 'The Dark Pool' was a mixing pot of shredded riffs and atmospheric metalcore, 'Heroine' shows off the band's ability to push the needle further

EP Review - America Part Two | AP2-niverse

A grunge based New Jersey band that caught our eye. I remember when I was a kid hearing "Rumble" by Link Wray on vinyl through my parents and to hear this electrifying cover that puts a spin on it I've never heard before is honestly really cool. I dig hearing

Album Review: Hollow Front | The Price of Dreaming

Hollow Front has dropped their long-awaited album The Price Of Dreaming and let me tell you, it was more than I could have imagined from them. I had been following Hollow Front for the better part of the last year. I had seen they were touring with We Came As

Ben DeHan Drops New Single "Comeback Kid" Ahead Of 2022 EP

We have an exciting release for you that we were happy to get a sneak peek at. Ben DeHan brings a mix of that pop/punk-rock style of sound to his music. I enjoy the direction he is taking it. If you listen to the songs he has available, you

Eliza & The Delusionals: Here to Cure Our Nostalgia

The indie rock outfit manage to ride a line that, while glimmering with familiarity, shines singularly their own.

All Honesty Drop New Single "White Noise"

As I'm writing this, I am on my 5th spin of this dope new track by our friends in the Canadian 5-piece band, All Honesty. Looking back the third season episode of the podcast with them and thinking about how hype they were about new music, you can tell they

Church Girls Channel Depression Into Pop Punk Glory

"A simultaneously bittersweet and heart pumping one finger salute to the dark days that didn’t break us."

Concert Review - (A)nother Filthy Good Night at Zen West

"A sincerely grandiloquent night of rocking and rolling."

Concert Review - A Night at Zen West

"A killer night of music, worth much more than the price of admission."

Tyler Childers: A Songwriter's Dream

I discovered Tyler Childers [https://www.instagram.com/timmytychilders/] a little while ago and man oh man can he write a song. I had just got done tubing on the Shenandoah River with one of my best friends and girlfriend at the time when my buddy played us "Charleston Girl"

EP Review - Kublai Khan TX | Lowest Form Of Animal

Kublai Khan TX came out swinging with their newest EP, Lowest Form Of Animal. There is no question that this is some of their best material ever put out. Mind you, I really enjoy all of their work, but there is something about this set of songs that goes absolutely

Birth of a Sadboi

The six-track EP sees the budding lyricist bare his teeth as he showcases the potential versatility in his musical toolkit.

Queen Kwong's Reckoning with Love Lost

"Striking, horrifying, and beautiful -- a bloody mess of physical, psychological, and emotional reckoning"

Brothers Clair: A Hidden Gem of Maryland

I had just graduated college in 2018 when I first met Cooper Flynn at my buddy Zack Dowling's graduation party right outside of Annapolis, Maryland. It wasn't till years later that I learned Cooper played drums in a band called Brothers Clair [https://www.instagram.com/brothers_clair_music/?msclkid=

3 Words Or Less: Set It Off - Elsewhere

I'm starting a new series here, where I review every song off of an album with only 3 words or less! We're starting this series with a recent release, and personal favorite of mine, Elsewhere by Set It Off. Zach DeWall, Cody Carson, Maxx DanzigerOne of my favorite bands is

Concert Review - Chelsea Cutler with Adam Melchor and ROSIE @ House of Blues, Dallas, TX

I had been itching for a show and when I saw this one got confirmed, I was super hype. I have been listening to Chelsea Cutler [https://www.facebook.com/chelseacutlermusic] since 2018 around when she first got going and I have not heard a song I didn’t vibe

Archetypes Collide sign to Fearless Records and release new single "Undertow"

We have been telling everyone for the last couple of years that Archetypes Collide will be the next big thing in the post-hardcore scene. Today marks a day where their musical journey continues to prosper as they have officially signed to Fearless Records. Along with this announcement, they have released

Welcome Back John Frusciante!

Huge news in the rock music scene. The legendary John Frusciante is back with his longtime band, Red Hot Chili Peppers [https://redhotchilipeppers.com/]. The band recently announced his return as well as a global tour including a mix of their classic hits and new material they've been working on

All Honesty, 33 Years & Sleepless Reimagined

As if you couldn't get enough of the pop punk we share on our socials, we have another one for you. We've interviewed them on the podcast and they hinted at something new that was coming, and we have been graced with some new(ish) tunes. Our Canadian friends in

We Came As Romans - To Plant A Seed 10 Year Anniversary Tour Review

DALLAS - I got the distinct pleasure to photograph We Came As Romans at the South Side Music Hall in Dallas, Texas a few weeks a go and let me tell you, it was one of the best shows I have ever experienced. Not only was this the first time

Gorillaz, Demon Days

I can't believe it's been 16 years since "Demon Days" by Gorillaz [https://www.gorillaz.com/] was released. I was in 3rd grade when I discovered this band and this was one of the first CD's I owned. I was just starting to get into discovering music for myself without

New Music Friday - 9/17/21

It's been a while since we've done a New Music Friday post. Artists are dropping new songs on all days of the week now but release radar doesn't ever fail me. We have some actual BANGER albums and songs that came out this week. I don't know if it is

Broadtree, Breath of Fresh Air

On September 10th, 2021, the country duo Broadtree [https://www.instagram.com/broadtreemusic/] are dropping their new single, "Breath of Fresh Air" to signify the end of summer and a feeling of looking forward to the future. In the past, I shared their song "Home Is Where The Heart Aches"

Vinyl Review - Royal Blood, Self-Titled Album

When it comes to making the most noise with the smallest amount of moving parts, no one seems to do it quite as well as the two-piece British outfit Royal Blood. The duo consists of drummer Ben Thatcher and bass guitarist/ vocalist Mike Kerr. Yes, you read that right. Kerr

Lewis Del Mar - Self Titled Album

I was in college when I discovered Lewis Del Mar [https://www.lewisdelmar.com/] by accident. I rarely come across albums that I can put on start from finish but this is one of them due to how unique their sound is. When I come across these albums, I'll normally

A Tribute to Scott Weiland

When I was about 13 years old, I got to witness Stone Temple Pilots headline one of the DC 101 chili-cookoffs. I remember being super amped to see such an influential 90's rock band. We waited for Scott and the band to show up for what felt like an eternity

Concert Review: Mutha Falcon @ Rubber Gloves, Denton, Texas (8/29/2021)

I started working with MUTHA-FALCON [https://www.instagram.com/muthafalcon/] right before the pandemic started on their "Ego Death" single art. Since then we have done some really cool shoots and single designs together. One of my favorite things is building these relationships with local bands and helping them get

CYANN, Falling Apart

There is a ton of good music out there from artists who are grinfing to grow their audience. Without actually marketing and putting in real work, they would never be noticed. It's guys like Cody Cook, aka CYANN, who just comments on an instagram post we made about LANY and

Ed Sheeran, Visiting Hours & 4th Studio Album Announcement

I can't begin to describe the excitement I have for this new album and single release. What seems like forever, nearly 5 years later, we are getting Ed Sheeran's 4th studio album, '=' (equals). It will be released on October 29th, 2021. Accompanying this album announcement is the second

Vinyl Review - Lincoln Durham: Revelations of a Mind Unraveling

Lincoln Durham is a rare kind of performer these days being a one-man band in the purest sense of the term (he literally plays multiple instruments at once while performing live). His first two LP’s, The Shovel vs. The Howling Bones and Exodus of the Deemed Unrighteous, were pretty

X Ambassadors, Okay

I had some trouble sleeping last night and I stumbled upon X Ambassadors song "Okay". This song is so catchy and can easily get stuck in your head in a good way. I've started to dive down the rabbit hole of this band by watching every video and listening to

JORDY, Till it Hurts

A fun part of music is watching artists develop. Not too long ago, a friend of mine sent me over an instagram video of JORDY singing one of his songs on TikTok. At the time, JORDY was just creating music and putting out fun and emotional singles. No too long

Meet Nick Nittoli: A Producer Doing It All

I'm gonna keep this brief but we recently came across Nick Nittoli and we are really digging what this guy is doing in the music space and let me tell you why. We all know it can be hard to diversify in the world of music becuase of the amount

We Are Pigs, Pulse Queen (STEF G Remix)

STEF G [https://www.instagram.com/stefgofficial/] Reached out to us about the new collab that he did with We are PIGS and the vibe of this song is so dope. Take KORN/P.O.D and throw some sick dubstep into the mix and you get a wonderful mashup

Sleeping With Sirens, if you were a movie, this would be your soundtrack EP

At the time, I was an avid Sleeping With Sirens listener. It was probably my first or second year of college and they announced an acoustic EP and I was super pumped for it. Little did I know these songs would go on to define so much in my life.

Mutha-Falcon, End Of Oblivion

Denton, Texas based band, Mutha-Falcon [https://www.instagram.com/muthafalcon/], is set to release their newest single, "End OF Oblivion" on Wednesday, May 19th via Dang!Records [https://www.instagram.com/dangrecords/], and let me tell you, it absolutely smashes. Mixed by Scott Hallquist [https://www.scotthallquist.com] and mastered

Tyler Ward, I Miss You

I've been following Tyler Ward since probably 2009 when his covers were popping off on YouTube. Ever since then, he has created so many unique covers that I really enjoy. When it comes to being a cover artist, I feel like Tyler does it so creatively. None of them ever

Planet Mercury, Lay Low

James and I had the pleasure of interviewing Planet Mercury a couple of months ago. Today they dropped their new acoustic single titled: "Lay Low". I'm a huge fan of their sound and was drawn in when I first heard them and was really looking forward to hearing this song.

New Music Friday // 4/30/21

Okay y'all, today is the best day of the week and we have some bangers to listen to. Here is what I am jamming on this New Music Friday: Attack Attack! - "Brachyura Bombshell": After the first release and uproar of the internet on their comeback, they had a pretty

Kero Kero Bonito, Civilisation II

On April 20th, we finally got a new EP from the alt-jpop band, Kero Kero Bonito. The title is Civilisation II, the much anticipated follow up to Civilisation I. It's a short but impactful 3 track EP. At first, I was disappointed learning that it was such a short track

EP Review - Bishop Ivy, LIMBO

I've been following Bishop Ivy for a quiet awhile now. I first heard the song "15" through a Spotify binge in which I was just looking for some new music to find and alas we are here. In 2020, Bishop dropped a 5 song EP titled: "LIMBO" which I became

Swimming - What It Means to Me

I had just graduated college, circa 2018 and I was having a hard time adjusting to what life meant after you get your degree. My grandmother also shortly passed away after I graduated which made things enormously harder in the grand scheme of things because I was really close to

Album Review - Justin Bieber, Justice

I'll cut right to the chase here - Justin Bieber has made such a comeback in the recent years. From being the fan-girl pop artist to someone who pushes the boundaries in the music industry, Biebs really killed this album in the best way. I know he had the right

Tom MacDonald, Church

If you haven't heard of Tom MacDonald yet, then you have really been missing out. Tom not only is creating great and genuine music, he's doing it completley independent of a record label. With multiple #1 hits landing on the iTunes Hip-Hop charts in the last year, Tom is breaking

Witt Lowry ft. Josh Golden, Put Me First

First off... bruh. There is nothing better than new-age samples of classic songs. Witt Lowry came though and killed this "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" spinoff with Josh Golden. I keep finding myself listening to this over and over. The lyric video also was super unique. Very modern. Good

Album Review - Porter Robinson, Nurture

I mentioned that I was keeping this album on my radar in the New Music Friday post and well, I just need to highlight this one really quick. It has been seven years since we first experienced Worlds. Think about that for a minute... Electronic music has changed so much

Album Review - Kaleo, Surface Sounds

Today marks the day of the long awaited "Surface Sounds" by Kaleo [https://www.instagram.com/officialkaleo/]. As a long time fan of the band, I've been waiting for this album for quiet awhile now because of how the recording process got postponed due to COVID. This band is at

New Music Friday // 4-23-2021

Probably the best day of the week for many reasons but to put it frank, New Music Friday always adds some excitement to the beginning of the weekend. Here are a few artists that I have on my radar today: Tilian - This man is an absolute legend. Took Dance

An Introduction to Danny Leonard

What's up everyone! My name is Danny, and I'm going to be joining the Coffee & Shugar team as a Contributor sharing my thoughts and interest around music. Super excited to be here. Here is a little about me: My musical interest began when I was a child. My mom’s

Album Review - Dead Poet Society, -!-

On March 12th, 2021, Dead Poet Society [https://www.instagram.com/wearedps/] released their debut album "-!-". Hailing out of Boston, Massachusetts, this hard-rocking band brings all the essentials to the table. I did a run through of the album while walking and slowly started to realize my pace

5150 - Van Halen

For my next record, I choose "5150" by Van Halen. In ode to Eddie, who passed away this past year, I felt like it would be a fitting tribute to pick a Van Halen album to talk about. The 7th studio album by Van Halen, released on March 24th, 1986,

The Rise of Emo Rap/Hip-Hop

We can't deny that the rise of this eclectic genre was paved by the passing of the icon himself, Lil Peep, in 2017. Me being someone who had never heard of him until he passed questioned the future of what could come from it. I didn't necessarily jump right in

Let It Bleed - The Rolling Stones

One of the first albums I bought was "Let It Bleed" by The Rolling Stones. I was browsing in a shop in old town Purcellville, Virginia, a few yards away from where my grandmother had worked for 60+ years. This album was released in 1969 which makes it 52 years

The Vintage Age of Listening to Music

Growing up, my parents were a huge influence on how and why I listen to music. My mom and dad had a record player where they'd throw on classics to listen too while doing chores around the house. Both of them were in a sense "collectors" because of all the

Album Review - MitiS, Lost

I wasn't ready for an album like this at 6AM on a Monday morning, but that was what happened. I have been a fan of electronic music for quite some time and there is a ton of it out there. It's easy to get lost in all of the genres,

Archetypes Collide - Becoming What I Hate

Hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, Archetypes Collide has made quite the name for themselves. With around 78,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, this killer band continues to challenge the norm of traditional alternative rock music. Some would compare them to bands like I Prevail, Bring Me The Horizon, and Beartooth. Personally,

Album Review - Hands Like Houses, Self-Titled EP (Hunnypot)

I have been a fan of Hand Like Houses for a hot minute now and they've always been a band I’ve always enjoyed listening to. They are everything you want in a hardcore band but without the screams.  It took me a while to get used to their unique