Throne Brings Together Metal and Rock In Visceral Eponymous Record
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Throne captures who they really are in the moment in their eponymous record.
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Suicideyear Brings Dynamic To Ambience In "Color The Weather"
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Suicideyear moves away from the general formula of ambience in Color The Weather but loses sight of the atmosphere in his experimentation.
Read MoreSimon Love Exudes Joy In The Whimsical "Sincerely, S. Love X"
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Simon Love keeps things happy with his 70s rock sound in Sincerely, S. Love X, but his ego gets in the way at times.
Read MoreFuture Continues To Use His Repetitive Flow In "BEASTMODE 2"
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Future doesn’t succeed in changing any of his worst factors up in his mid-album mixtape BEASTMODE 2.
Read MoreYears & Years Return With A New View On Love In "Palo Santo"
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Years & Years have delivered their sophomore record Palo Santo, which isn’t as engaging as their debut but is certainly very personal.
Read MoreDolly Parton Laid Her Heart Out In "Jolene"
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Dolly Parton sang for the sake of love in Jolene.
Read MoreHappy Rhodes Creepily Contemplates Mortality In "Ectotrophia"
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Happy Rhodes creates a unique sound in Ectotrophia but fails to keep it sustained over its long playtime.
Read MoreLet's Eat Grandma Combine All Their Influences For "I'm All Ears"
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Let’s Eat Grandma learn to accept and celebrate life in their dynamic sophomore album I’m All Ears.
Read MoreBullet For My Valentine Lay Out Their Emotions In "Gravity"
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Bullet For My Valentine face depression and hardship head on in Gravity.
Read MorePendulum's Reimagined Tracks In "The Reworks" Reveal A Hidden Diversity
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Pendulum introduces a new era with an eclectic collection of remixes in The Reworks.
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