Looking back to get ahead takes on an entirely new meaning with AM Taxi’s third release, We Don’t Stand a Chance. Combining old school punk undertones with present day pop influences creates a contagious effect. But it’s not the cold-you-can’t-kick, my-younger-sister-listens-to-this contagious. It’s the type of contagious you really are okay with. The music as […]
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Many would question how it could be possible for a band to move in a new direction while, at the same time, finding a way to re-embrace their roots. Against Me! has an answer for that question in the form of their latest effort, White Crosses. Sonically, the album can be seen as Against Me!
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Amy Heffernan unleashes a raucous party at Molly Malones. One pop/rock hit after another and some Johnny Cash to boot. Were you there? No? No worries, I was and I’ll tell you all about it.
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Hawthorne Heights has proven once again that they can not be pigeon holed into one genre with the release of Skeletons. With songs ranging from emo to screamo, the band truly lives up to their reputation for being diverse. Skeletons is the bands first album with their new record company, Wind-up Records. This is also
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Pete Francis successfully distinguishes his solo career from his Dispatch days with the recent release of The Movie We Are In. Francis’ gentle voice comforts fans, reminding them why they became fans in the first place; yet as a solo artist Francis experiments with new, different sounds. And he does it with talent. While some
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