by Mark McConville | Sep 28, 2022 | Album Reviews
Punk rock energy and big choruses become relevant here. French punks Quitters stylishly command the room, and while their music seems to be the cure for the itch, their music actually pinpoints world struggles and mania in the mind. Their brash output is thrilling,...
by Mark McConville | Sep 27, 2022 | Album Reviews
Soilwork has 12 albums under their belts and is a band trying to escape the constraints of anxiety. Swathed in sincere lyricism, their songs tell us that the band also crave resolution and clarification. By going beyond the normal metal sound, the outfit play volatile...
by Mark McConville | Sep 27, 2022 | Album Reviews
Within these 9 songs, there is so much emotion, so much detailed storytelling, and music which highlights inner conflicts. The sound may seem upbeat at times, but there’s definitely an undercurrent of darkness protruding, and the whole experience sticks to this...
by Mark McConville | Sep 21, 2022 | Album Reviews
Featuring brooding vocals and engaging guitar work, as well as lyrics that tell stories of yesteryear, Look For The Light by Pearl Diver, is a masterclass in song writing. The snappy instrumentals also invigorate, capturing the essence of rock music, pushing...
by Mark McConville | Sep 16, 2022 | Album Reviews
Famed for being the frontman of skate punk band Rufio, Scott Sellers digs deep into his mind and lets it spill meaningful words that resonate on a different level. His emotions are clearly fragile, and his heart has been beaten...
