Artist: Attalus Album: Into The Sea Label: Facedown Recprds Genre: Rock Into The Sea, the new record from Attalus, was something I thought I didn’t need, but I came to realize it was something I actually really wanted. To paraphrase UTG co-owner Brian Lion, the band’s name elicits thoughts of metalcore and the album’s art […]
between the heart and the synapse
10 Years Later, TREOS Still Matters: Celebrating ‘Between The Heart And The Synapse’
April 24th, 2015 
Drew Caruso I was fourteen years old when Between The Heart And The Synapse first came out. I was aware of the band’s presence a little before it released, but I was not yet aware of what the band would later do for me. I was young, excited to be out at shows, and completely enthralled by […]
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The Outro – The Receiving End of Sirens
April 4th, 2012 Brian Leak The Outro is a new column here on Under the Gun Review to honor our favorite bands from the past decade that made their mark in their respective genres but have since come to the unanimous decision to move on from their confluence and pursue alternative enterprises. Providing an in depth look at the featured […]
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