Nervosa Agony (2016) Album Review
Nervosa’s sophomore album, Agony (Napalm Records), has been blowing me away for about a month now, and with reason. It’s an honest thrash metal...
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Apr 16, 2021
How to Keep your Finger on the Sporting Pulse
There are a number of ways for sport fanatics and enthusiasts out there to keep their finger on the pulse and know what’s happening in the world of sports. This is possible...
Apr 14, 2021
How cryptocurrency is transforming the online casino?
More than a decade ago, the public barely knows about cryptocurrency. Only the developers and some early adopters know about the concept of virtual coins....
Apr 13, 2021
How To Turn Your Love Of Video Games Into A Career
Have you noticed how gaming has taken over various types of media? Just check out Twitch, YouTube, and Hitbox, and you’re bound to see...
Albums
Red Skies, Iron Sun (2015) Album Review
The debut album from Red Skies is Iron Sun, and from start to finish it’s a punishing blow to the head. When all’s said...
Beartooth Aggressive (2016) Album Review
Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, Beartooth will release its second full-length album, Aggressive, on June 3rd. Up front, let me admit that I never listened...
DevilDriver Trust No One (2016) Album Review
On May 13th, DevilDriver released their seventh studio album, Trust No One, via Napalm Records. If there’s one thing about this band, it’s that...
Polar, No Cure No Saviour (2015) Album Review
The UK’s Polar are just another one of the many bands to line up with their own blend of emotive hardcore. Having released their...
Ghosts Again – The Closest Thing To Closure (2016) EP Review
Post-hardcore outfit Ghosts Again have lit a fire with their newest EP, The Closest Thing to Closure. They borrow soundscapes from bands like letlive.,...
Fero Lux: No Rest (2016) Album Review
Aggressive in both lyrical and musical tones, Florida’s Fero Lux are charged with politically agitated songs across their sophomore LP, No Rest. The group...
Lunglust, Repetition Is Hell (2016) Album Review
In a short summary, Repetition Is Hell sounds like what some dark, ritualistic individual should be listening to while embalming a body and then...
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