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“Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca” Album Review

In a scene currently convoluted by many cookie-cutter, image focused and unexciting bands, it’s refreshing, to say the least, to hear a band that sounds unique. Do you find yourself sometimes over pop-punk bands and the like? Care for something new, something that will sound like nothing you have ever heard before? Something that you [...]

All Time Low’s Nothing Personal – Review

When All Time Low came bursting onto the scene a few years back, they brought with them a certain charisma and sincere charm, helping to throw them into the forefront of the current pop-rock scene. Since banding together as brothers of electrocuted emo and pumped-up punk in 2003, All Time Low have brought forth their [...]

The Devil Wears Prada – With Roots Above And Branches Below – Review

The Devil Wears Prada have recently released their third studio album, titled With Roots Above and Branches Below, and let me tell you something my friends, this isn’t your friendly neighbourhood Christian-metalcore band anymore, these guys mean some serious business.

Green Day- 21st Century Breakdown Review

If Green Day’s last album was considered ambitious, then I don’t know what to think about the band’s new album, 21st Century Breakdown. For those who aren’t too familiar with the concept of 21st Century Breakdown its about a couple named Christian and Gloria and it follows them through the mess and promises of the century [...]

Fireworks Album Review – All I Have Is My Own Confusion

What do you get when you take 5 hardworking guys and throw them in the studio with Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory? You get Fireworks’ debut album All I Have To Offer Is My Own Confusion.

Emery- “In Shallow Seas We Sail” Album Review

The new title of the Emery album might be a little misleading. This album is definitely not Sailing In Shallow Waters and is the deepest Emery album to date. After coming off what I felt was a sub-par CD and EP, Emery are back and better than ever with In Shallow Seas We Sail.

Annuals – “Be He Me” Review.

"Actually, most of the words end up sounding like something your elementary school janitor with the lazy eye would say."

Anthony Green – Avalon

When I first heard that Anthony Green, Circa Survive’s frontman, was going to release a solo album sometime in the summer of 2008, I thought to myself: “FINALLY! Well it’s about time!” We all know it was well overdue.