Tyler Carter of Issues has kicked off this year with the release of his debut solo EP, Leave Your Love, on January 13th. While Issues is still taking over the world, Tyler found some time and created a great piece of music himself. Leave Your Love, brings Tyler Carter’s talented R&B style vocals into a […]
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Front Porch Step is a Indie band out of Ohio who have been hard at work on a new EP. Said Ep, Whole Again is set to be released on Dec. 2, 2014! Fans have been anxiously waiting to get their hands on this new music, so lets take a look and see if you
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Sean Danielsen the very talented singer of rock band Smile Empty Soul recently released a new EP from his solo effort. Food Chain came out on November 4th, 2014 for fans around the world to pick up. The question is though if it needs to be picked up. Food Chain starts off with a soft
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My buddies in Set It Off released their sophomore album, Duality, today. Expectations have ran very high for this album after the great success that was, Cinematics. The band stated early on that they were going with a more pop feel for this album, leaving fans to wonder how pop they were going to go.
By: Taylor Ritchie The release of Pennsylvania metalcore band Texas In July’s fourth full-length album, Bloodwork, was a true testament of the band’s resilience in the face of potentially devastating change. After losing their former lead vocalist Alex Good and guitarist Christian Royer immediately prior to the recording of this album, the rest of the
Thank You Scientist was the first signing of Coheed and Cambria’s, Claudio Sanchez’s record label, Evil Ink Records. On Sept. 30, their debut album, Maps of Non-Existent Places, is being re-released. Read on and see if it is worth picking up and what these guys have to offer. The album kicks off with a very
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By Taylor Ritchie In an attempt to bring electronica music back to basics and away from the synthetic influence of today’s computer influence, multi-instrumentalist Mark Peters embarked on a passion project to write and record his group Engineers’ fourth album, Always Returning, utilizing bare essentials. Initially written and recorded in entirety by Peters alone, and
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By Taylor Ritchie Louisville indie-alternative sextet, The Foxery, has bursted onto the scene with a stunningly haunting debut album, Unless. This is perhaps one of the most impressive debut albums I have heard in some time, and every single song is remarkable, while coming together to form an intensely deep and moving cohesive piece. The
Here are two big releases in August that we didn’t have time to cover! Check out what you may have missed out on! By Taylor Ritchie Avenged Sevenfold Waking the Fallen: Resurrected Avenged Sevenfold has been through many highs and lows as a band, but fans of the band’s early days will be salivating at
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I want to start this review with a little information about this band, Adage. Adage is a rock band out of Salem, NC that has recently signed on with Pavement Entertainment, that houses powerhouse bands such as Hed P.E, Smile Empty Soul, and The Veer Union. Adage just recently released their EP, Defined, read below
