What happens when you take dubstep and classic video game sounds and throw them into a techno bag? You get something awesome of course, and that something awesome is Immersion by Pendulum. To unpack all the sounds in each song may be somewhat difficult given the complexity of the genre. However, if we were going […]
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The August Infinity, a five-piece rock band based in Brooklyn, NY, has come a long way from its genesis when drummer Ian Pierce discovered lead singer Joshua Hawksley singing as a subway performer. In recent years, the band has since honed its skills and hardened their pure adrenaline infused rock sound playing off the added
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When the lead singer is a writer that has attempted to write a novel you would expect nothing less than a narrative journey from The Airborne Toxic Event’s sophomore album All At Once. Much like their self titled debut album, each song on All At Once tells a story. Every song will stir an emotion
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Pop punk. What does it mean to you? Well, depending on your age, it has come to be that it can mean almost anything. These days, the term ‘pop punk’ seems to be music that involves a guitar and a relatively fast tempo. Throw in some catchy melodies and you’re even closer to the genre,
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Manchester Orchestra certainly knows how to bring different types of intensity to their music on every album they have released, including their recently released album Simple Math, which just came out Tuesday, May 10th. This new album straps you into a roller coaster fueled by the dynamics of each song. Lead singer, Andy Hull, carries
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