Remember when Standard Definition Television became High Definition Television and then when High Definition Television became 4K Television? The quality was always good, but just
Category: Dan Bowyer
The Almost provide a window into their rich breadth, depth and perspective on new album
From the first notes of “Chokehold,” which serves as the opener of The Almost’s Fear Caller, the musical versatility of frontman Aaron Gillespie and the
While many bands fade over time, Gideon’s new album provides indisputable evidence they have only gotten better over time
Alabama may not be the first place one looks for quality metalcore, yet that is where it can be found in Tuscaloosa quartet Gideon. The
Pushing some of their most genuine work yet, Can’t Swim’s new EP is full of heavy breakdowns and angry vocals
This isn’t the Can’t Swim you remember. After gaining some notoriety with their debut EP, 2016’s Death Deserves a Name, followed by full-length albums Fail
Selfish Things displays their unique and fascinating approach on new album
Beginning with the bouncy and futuristic “Flood,” Toronto quartet Selfish Things hit hard with their debut LP for Pure Noise Records entitled Logos, due for
PINE contributes to thriving Canadian music scene with their upcoming self-titled album
While it may be known as a center of political discourse as the capital of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario is also quickly becoming a hotbed of
