Tag: review
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ELEINE March Into a New Era with Crushing New Single “We March,” Announce The Water Taste of Blood
Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com Swedish metal band ELEINE released their new single and visualizer, We March, and revealed the title of their upcoming fifth studio album: The Water Taste of Blood. “With every new single release, news about the upcoming album will be revealed,” the band promises.…
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Evanescence Ushers in the Sanctuary Era with Spiritbox & Nova Twins at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com Fresh off the release of Sanctuary, Evanescence arrived at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, NJ alongside Spiritbox and Nova Twins for a night that delivered far more than crushing riffs, soaring vocals, and stunning production. There are concerts that entertain you, sure, but…
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Lindsay Schoolcraft’s Harrowing Transforms Trauma Into Healing and Rebirth
Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com I have found that healing is rarely a straight line. It’s messy. It’s painful. It is filled with moments of despair, flashes of rage, and the temptation to remain trapped within wounds that refuse to close. Yet somewhere within that darkness exists the…
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A Lifetime of Vision – Devin Townsend’s ‘The Moth’ Is His Most Ambitious Work Yet
Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com Canadian progressive visionary Devin Townsend has never been an artist content with standing still. Across decades of chaos, beauty, extremity, and introspection, he has continuously reshaped his sound into entirely new worlds—the spiritual grandeur of Empath, or the deeply human vulnerability of Lightwork.…
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Bring Me the Horizon Tear Through DCU Center with Relentless Force
Ace Constantinou | Guest Photographer & Contributor Bring Me the Horizon tore through the DCU Center on Friday night, delivering a high-impact performance as part of their North America Ascension Program 2 tour. The stacked lineup featured Amira Elfeky, The Plot in You, and Motionless in White, making for a night that never let its…
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HOKKA’s Via Miseria IV Rewrites Suffering Into Something Almost Sacred
Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com There’s a certain mythology that forms when musicians stop being “former members of bands” and start becoming something else entirely. HOKKA feels like one of those moments. Not a project built in spreadsheets or label meetings, but something carved out of shared loss,…
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