Review: Demon Hunter – The World is a Thorn

Artist: Demon Hunter
Album: The World Is A Thorn
Genre: Metalcore
Label: Solid State
Seattle’s Demon Hunter have spent the last decade persevering the face of adversity with their aggressive sound and religious ideals. Over the years, the Christian metal genre has steadily gained acceptance and Demon Hunter have made their way to the forefront of the movement. Since [...]

Review: Aiden – From Hell…With Love

From Hell…With Love is not as much a concert dvd as it is proof that real punk still exists and thrives.

Review: Anjelah Johnson – That’s How We Do It

Anjelah Johnson manages to not only beat a dead horse, but ride a one trick pony at the same time on her Comedy Central debut.

Review: Isles & Glaciers – The Hearts of Lonely People

Isles & Glaciers break a lot of new ground with The Hearts of Lonely People. Not only is it the first “underground supergroup,” but the overall sound of the record is unique to the group and not too influenced by any one member.

Review: Look Mexico – To Bed to Battle

Artist: Look Mexico
Album: To Bed To Battle
Genre: Indie Rock
Label: Suburban Home
Tallahasee’s indie rock outfit Look Mexico took form in 2004 but it wasn’t until their debut album, This Is Animal Music in 2007, that they gave listeners a clear vision of diverse musical territory they cover. By bridging the gap between emo pop and math [...]

Review: Slaughter At The Engagement – I Killed Everyone, Will You Marry Me?

“Only being together for merely a year Slaughter At The Engagement is a one of those new acts just trying to break through the mold.”

Review: The Bled – Heat Fetish

“The Bled have rewritten the book on post-hardcore with Heat Fetish. Somehow, by losing 60% of the initial group, The Bled have found their way back to the scene defining sound of their earlier work, but more refined and technical than ever. “

Review: Ludacris – Battle of the Sexes

“Now, with his seventh [and possibly most delayed] album, Battle of the Sexes due to hit streets next week [March 9th], Luda relies heavily on old tricks to carry a career that while once the brightest in the game, may be starting to fade.”

Review: Portugal. The Man – American Ghetto

Artist:  Portugal. The Man
Album: American Ghetto
Genre: Experimental Indie Rock
Label: Approaching AIRballoons, Equal Vision
Alaska’s Portugal. The Man have claimed the title of one of America’s most creative rock bands but are most notable for their ambitious out put of recordings. Since 2006 they have released an extensive five albums on top of four EP’s, not only [...]

Review: Artist Vs. Poet – Favorite Fix

“Artist Vs. Poet may just be the heroes pop rock been needing.”