That’s right. This week we’re going Punk Goes Pop for the Tuesday head to head because… well we were lacking a bit of inspiration and when we saw Red Handed Denial frontwoman Lauren Babic had dropped a cover of “Since U Been Gone” by Kelly Clarkson, it seemed like an easy win. Babic has the
Ocala Florida is where A Day To Remember started their career and they’ve announced a trio of May shows to supliment their appearance at this year’s Slam Dunk double header in Many. They’ll be taking Grandson and presumably more on the road for those. New single “Resentment” remains the only word on their upcoming new
A Detroit Michigan quintet playing a style of music that includes elements of Progressive Metalcore and Melodic Hardcore, Anywhere But Home are an outfit that write with the intension of connecting to the listener through an emotionally charged sound. They cite influences in staples of the current scene like The Ghost Inside, Counterparts and Stick to
Have you ever come across a band that you think you should like (and you want to) but for some unfathomable reason, you just can’t seem to get into their sound? You might like one or two songs but with so many other fish in the sea when it comes to checking out a full
Not for the first time of late we’ve looked at a bands name or song title and wondered if it’s taken from something else we’ve heard before. In the case of Düsseldorf Germany residents Returner who cite their influences as being Counterparts, Stray From The Path and I Prevail, it seems that the name of
There isn’t that much that can be said about returning San Diego California Metalcore crew As I Lay Dying that hasn’t been said over the last few years. They blazed a trail between 2000 and 2014 with 2003’s “Frail Words Collapse” and 2005’s “Shadows Are Security” making waves in the first run of Metalcore. But
What is there to say about Brighton Progressive Metalcore heroes Architects that hasn’t been said? A little known fact is that we had the pleasure of seeing them perform at a venue called Pressure Point in Brighton with original vocalist Matt Johnson at the helm sometime in 2007 and have the event flyer to prove
10 years is usually the minimum for a throwback but we’re going to bend the rules like shattering a shatter proof ruler in class to allow “Chrono” from The Ghost Inside to join the hall of fame. To be fair, “Returners” appeared via Mediaskare Records in 2010 so close enough. Engineered and produced by Shane
Following the 2015 release of their debut full length album “Blueprint”, Ocala Florida quintet Wage War, who hail from the same city as A Day To Remember enjoyed some success but it was the phenomenal rise with 2017’s “Dead Weight” which caught the eye. An album that took the band around the Globe on a
Canadian Hardcore Punk act Obey The Brave have returned with their fourth studio record “Balance”. Having parted ways with Epitaph Records after their 2017 offering “Mad Season”, the Montreal Canada natives have dropped to a quartet and officially only list vocalist Alex Erian (also of Despised Icon), drummer Stevie Morrotti and guitarist Terrance McAuley in
