Eyes Set To Kill will release their latest album, White Lotus, later this year. To hype fans and build anticipation, ESTK have released a free download of their single “Harsh.” Click below to claim yours:
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REVIEW: Boys No Good – Never Felt Better
“All that aside however, this is a very enjoyable album. It has everything that makes pop punk amazing to those who love it (and in my case, annoying cos I hate it) but for the most part it manages to deftly sidestep the pitfalls. It’s sure of itself and well-executed, though it does let itself down with some poor mixing and occasionally insufficient vision.”
REVIEW: Get Scared – Best Kind Of Mess
“I can tell you that there are many who will hate this, as tends to be the case with such wannabe forays into perilously scene territory. Yet, for all its pastiche tendencies, Best Kind of Mess is actually a lot of fun and much better than its silly lyrics and theatrical postering might suggest.”
REVIEW: Falling In Reverse – The Drug In Me Is You
“A complete and utter disappointment that those still able to cling to the past may enjoy, but only for a short time. Stream it online and forget it. The rest of probably already have.”
REVIEW: Burn Halo – Up From The Ashes
“This whole Southern California 80’s metal revival scene just doesn’t really work for me, or perhaps it just had it’s time in the spotlight, and that time has since passed; I know I used to love Atreyu, and while I hate to admit it, I even dabbled in Eighteen Visions a little bit. But it just doesn’t do it for me anymore…”
REVIEW: New Years Day – The Mechanical Heart EP
“A band like New Years Day is for the Green Day crowd; a dark, yet accessible pop-rock band, they aren’t anything more, but they don’t claim to be. So if you grew up on “American Idiot” era Green Day, or ever listened to My Chem’s “Black Parade”, this album would be right up your alley. And while it’s not exactly my taste, at least they didn’t fall into the “nice people; horrible band” category.”
REVIEW: Black Veil Brides – Set The World On Fire
“All said, Black Veil Brides’ music is abhorrent, and in all respects, I truly dislike the band; their complete lack of musical imagination, their utter dependance on using their image to earn themselves fans, and the shock-value image they depend on. But despite all those inherent flaws that disqualify them as a legitimate band, at least by my standards, they do have a seriously loyal and devoted cult following, and that’s simply because of vocalist “Andy Six”’s exceptionally brilliant marketing tactics, which paid off, especially considering the completely lack of musical depth, and some credit is deserved for that, even if it’s sort of a hollow victory. But that certainly doesn’t excuse the fact that this album is in no way even listenable.”
Black Veil Brides announce UK tour
Hot on the heels of their new album, Set The World On Fire, Black Veil Brides have announced a string of upcoming UK shows. You can view the band’s complete itinerary below: tour dates: Oct 6th – Southampton University SU Oct 7th – Exeter Lemon Grove Oct 8th – Nottingham Rock City Oct 9th – […]
MUSIC VIDEO: Silverstein – Burning Hearts
Silverstein have released their visually stunning new video for “Burning Hearts.” You can view the clip below. “Burning Hearts” is off Rescue, which is available now through Hopeless Records.