Summer Cannibals: Can’t Tell Me No
Can’t Tell Me No, Summer Cannibals’ newest album, starts with a lot of expectations. From the very beginning, “False Anthem” proclaims the anger and…
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Ramonda Hammer: I Never Wanted Company
Ramonda Hammer’s debut album I Never Wanted Company immediately invites you to experience the feelings of the album with them. Despite always sounding relatable,…
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Cave In: Final Transmission
Despite the recent passing of former bassist Caleb Scofield, Final Transmission, Cave In’s newest album, manages to include him in more than spirit. Built…
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Charly Bliss: Young Enough
Charly Bliss’s newest album Young Enough deals with the struggles of surviving a failing relationship. Synth heavy, except for when it’s noticeably not, the…
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Ten Foot Pole: Escalating Quickly
What is punk without anger or angst? Ten Foot Pole has been around for decades and the anger seems to have gone away. Instead…
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Bad Religion: Age of Unreason
Bad Religion’s newest album Age of Unreason tries to meaningfully point out problems of today, but too often merely proclaims that things used better…
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Fontaines D.C.: Dogrel
Fontaines D.C.’s awaited debut album Dogrel starts off with an raw, aggressive sound that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Though…
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PUP: Morbid Stuff
Morbid Stuff, by the Canadian punk band PUP, is a fitting name for the third album by the group, a casual understatement for a…
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Our Last Night: Let Light Overcome
For a band that is primarily known for their covers of various pop songs, Our Last Night has produced an album with overarching thematic…
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