Abysmal Hymns

 If you are wondering about the difference between powerviolence and grindcore, this album might help clarify, as it is rooted more obviousl...

Something about Canada makes it a breeding ground for prog. This is the band's first album in six years, and once again they fuse prog w...

  The last time I checked out this band, they were blending nu-metal with metalcore, so let's take a listen to how their sound is evolvi...

  This Nashville-based singer-songwriter plays a style of pop-tinged folk that is not far from what Boygenius does, though less based in roc...

With darker synths opening the album with a groove, it feels like they are expanding from the militant industrial anthems. Granted, that is ...

  If these guys did not do Rhea Ripley's entrance music, I would probably not review this album, as I have been less than impressed with...

 I reviewed the Prevail" EP single earlier in the year. Now unpacking the new ep. Three of those songs are, of course, on here, and wit...