Dustin Luttrell
Hailing from the PNW, HVSHI started with solo artist Shaden Nugent but later formed into a duo featuring Davey Banks. After initially cutting their teeth in the emo-rap scene, HVSHI has found a home in the pop-punk scene. Blending pop-punk and hip-hop, their music makes it easy for anyone to
Cosmicklover
Silverstein yet again pulls off another amazing tour. Putting together old and new songs, along with their full album This Is How The Wind Shifts, for the first and only time they'll ever do so! Along with having a live setlist, vote for fans to pick during each
Isaac Ray
Royal Hearts is back with their fourth single of the year, this time featuring Spider Inside Her’s Kara Murray and continuing to prove that they are worth paying attention to. From the intro riff in the first few seconds, it’s clear you are in for something special, and
Tallulah Shepheard
HAWXX kicked off the electrifying night with a captivating performance, showcasing a mix of tracks from their recently released debut album Earth, Spit, Blood & Bones, as well as some beloved classics. Their commanding stage presence and powerful delivery left the audience exhilarated, further heightened by their engaging interactions with
Olivia Rozinski
With a Gideon like vibe, Ender’s new single, “Here to Stay,” had me both bopping my head while wanting to headbang throughout the whole song. This song balanced their metal vocals with well done melodic sections so well throughout the entire song without seeming poppy or loosing their metal
Dustin Luttrell
Spare The Dead comes back with their new single, “I Made This Song For You.” Releasing on December 8th, 2023, I can honestly say that I can’t wait to add this to my playlist. The song opens with a creepy, bone-sounding sample, immediately followed by dissonant slides on the
Will Smith
HEAVENSGATE is the new hot topic in modern hardcore. From the launch of their debut single last October via Greyscale Records up to their most recent releases, the hype for the Australian quintet has yet to dwindle. With a brutal yet insanely creative mix of extreme sounds from a variety
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Sink In returns with their second single of 2023 to finish off the year strong and once again provide an earworm that will find its way into my daily listening rotation just in time for 2024. With "Snow in LA" being the band's first release after
Tallulah Shepheard
I made my anti-Christmas playlist because, as Sabrina Carpenter said in ‘Is it New Years Yet?’, ‘the songs are catchy, but they’re overplayed’. I was so fed up of the ‘traditional’ Christmas songs and I’d heard them so much over the years, they were starting to get on
Olivia Rozinski
Every week, we try to rank our favorite bands' discographies. This week, our Co-Founder, photographer, and writer, Olivia Rozinski, ranked her favorite Good Charlotte albums. There are many curveballs, a must-read. -Jackson 5. The Young and The Hopeless In full transparency, I feel like I had to put this
Olivia Rozinski
The Home Team slows it down a bit for their new single “Loud.” Where The Home Team fans might be used to faster tempo songs that put them more into the Pop category, “Loud” is definitely a slower pace. While a few of their songs have toed the line of
Cosmicklover
Two members of our staff, Klover Jackson and Dustin Luttrell, put together a playlist that is perfect for your holiday dread. These playlists features chilling hymns from Ice Nine Kills, Corey Taylor, and Danny Worsnop and more. Check them out for yourself below: