Ah metalcore, a genre of music that I’ve never quite known what to do with. Some people love to blare it in the gym, or in their truck, or in a garage somewhere; at the end of the day it doesn’t really matter where metalcore gets played, what matters is that it gets played as […]
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Contrary to popular belief you don’t need to surf or own a Jeep to listen to ska, unfortunately for the health fanatics you do need to occasionally smoke a bit of ganja (just kidding…not really). Some like to say ska died when Sublime changed their group members, others like to say it never should have
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Solid rock music, not pop rock or alternative rock: that is exactly what The Gaslight Anthem brings to the table in their fourth album, HANDWRITTEN. The rock genre of music seems to have forgotten what its all about. Numerous artists are attempting to evolve the genre with the use of synthesizers and mixing in other
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The go to argument against popular music has long been its lack of genuine emotion. Asleep doesn’t suffer from that problem, however it suffers from that the songs just aren’t all that catchy. “Hip to deaf” for an example is two and half minutes of drum banging and repeating of the song’s title. This is
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Suddyn’s crisp, collected sound is proof that not all electro-rock bands have to sound like a five-year-olds first hour with a Casio keyboard. Technically solid bands are becoming harder and harder to find as anyone with a Mac seems to be making songs and putting them on YouTube. It’s clear that brothers Alan and Jarrett
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