ALBUM REVIEW: Gorillaz – The Now Now
Gorillaz, the virtual alternative band led by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, have officially released their much anticipated album The NOW NOW. The album is entirely written from 2-D’s perspective, and brings light to heavy topics such as addiction and self-destructive behaviors. The album opens with Humility, a beachy tune about rekindling a past relationship, […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Panic! At The Disco – Pray For The Wicked
Legendary alternative rock/pop band Panic! At The Disco released their latest (and highly anticipated) album “Pray For The Wicked” on June 22nd, 2018. After hyping up the release of this album with a variety of singles, such as “Say Amen” and “(Fuck A) Silver Lining”, performing about a month’s worth of pop-up shows across the […]
Album Review: Mike Shinoda – Post Traumatic
I’ve been staring at this blank document, trying to figure out the best way to start this review. I never listened to Linkin Park, and it would be a blatant lie to say that I was a fan. I knew the songs that they played on the radio, and I even poked fun of a […]
EP REVIEW: Vesperteen – The Hype Is Dead
Vesperteen are back with their new EP “The Hype is Dead” released May 18th, Frontman Colin Rigsy really outdid himself with this new release, it’s full of powerful vocals, heavy techno-beats, and some amazing tunes that will be stuck in your head for days on end. The Hype Is Dead by Vesperteen definitely shows off […]
Album Review: Chvrches- Love Is Dead
I don’t know a lot about Chvrches, and prior to listening to ‘Love is Dead’, my only introduction to them had been from a friend from uni—who was (and still is), a massive fan. Let’s see what their newest release brings to the table, as someone who knows almost nothing of their discography. The album […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Five Finger Death Punch – And Justice For None
Famed heavy metal group Five Finger Death Punch released their latest album “And Justice for None” on May 18th, 2018. While FFDP is one of the most prominent bands in the heavy metal scene, this album falls short of impressive. In comparison to the band’s previous albums, this one does not seem to try as […]