Shotgun Harbour – The Cover-Up
Shotgun Harbour is a band that you could say was formed by fate. Formed in August of 2009, Shotgun Harbour started off with a bang, immediately grabbing an audience throughout the Southeast. Since the... Read On
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Seven Circle Sunrise – Beauty in Being Alone
Upon first listen to Beauty in Being Alone, I was in love. I admired the album straight away and knew there was something special about it. But it was not until researching the band for thi... Read On
Throwing Gravity – It’s Not The End
Throwing Gravity is: Nick James – Lead Vocals / Rhythm Guitar Jesse Triplett – Lead Guitar / Background Vocals Sam Hindmarsh – Bass Guitar / Background Vocals Chris Scott – Key... Read On
Ophelia’s Breath – New World
Ophelia’s Breath hails from Stary Oskol, Russia and their debut EP New World delivers us some pretty crushing deathcore. Upon listening to the album I’m immediately reminded of Make Them S... Read On
Beyond The Epilogue – Self Titled EP
The term one man band these days generally brings a listener to the assumption that said band is a guy in his room making “˜Djenty’ stuff. So it was a bit refreshing to discover that this... Read On
Channel Eight – Transmissions
I remember when I first started writing for this site; it seems like such a long time ago. I was excited to use my creative outlet to discover new bands and expose them for all the world to see and ... Read On
Issachar – The Tide
It appears from a quick glance at Wikipedia that the term Issachar has Judeo-Christian meaning, referring to the founder of the Tribe of Issachar as well as the son of Jacob and Leah in the Torah. Wha... Read On
Water On Mercury – Flooded
My review of Beyond The Epilogue and Water On Mercury’s EP, Flooded, have something in common; that is that both Beyond The Epilogue and Water On Mercury are one man bands. Water On Mercury howe... Read On
The Product – So Alive
If you’ve already listened to Breaking Benjamin a million times, realized that Shinedown just isn’t cutting it for you anymore, and you can’t find your Three Days Grace CD anywhere, ... Read On
Titan’s Eve – The Divine Equal
I’ll be the first to admit that thrash isn’t my favorite genre, but it’s also not a genre I’m very well versed in. Titans Eve, however, has struck a chord with me and I figured... Read On
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