Welcome back! Today, we discuss the long-awaited surprise hit, Tickets to My Downfall, the first ever pop punk album from Machine Gun Kelly. Though we have differing opinions about his rap career, we can both agree on his pop punk effort. Tune in to hear our thoughts on the album!

Today we introduce a new series we like to call Subject Matter, where we discuss the subjects that matter. For our first attempt, we look back at the history of metalcore and the transition into scene metalcore and its relevance. We also briefly discuss the new albums from Picturesque and Fame on Fire. Music for this episode is provided by Flight of Fancy. Be sure to check out the debut album on Spotify! Enjoy!

Welcome to another Record Rewind! This week, as we dive back into our metalcore days, we discuss not one but two albums from one of our collective favorite bands: blessthefall. We talk about what are quite possibly the two best metalcore albums of the past ten years. Hollow Bodies and To Those Left Behind by blessthefall. Enjoy! Music provided by Jigsaw. Stream his new EP, 1993, available everywhere!

Welcome back to the show, friends! Today we’re talking about the highly anticipated new album from Slaves, To Better Days! Also on the show Zach reviews the new one from In Heart’s Wake and Brandon talks about the new Broadside album. Also, we discuss video games, new possibilities and MGK. Music provided by Southstate. Be sure to check out Soutstate’s EP on all streaming platforms!

Welcome back boys and girls! This week, we’re discussing a listener recommendation: The Future is Cancelled by Captain, We’re Sinking. Also on the show, Zach discusses the latest album from Imminence and Brandon talks about the latest from Hot Mulligan. Enjoy!

Welcome back! With no new album to discuss this week, we decided to do our very first Record Rewind, where we take an album from the past and review it in hindsight. So naturally, we decided to talk about the King of the Music Scene himself, Ronnie Radke! Also, Zach reviews the new acoustic album from Crown the Empire, and we catch up on what we’ve been listening to throughout the past couple of weeks. Enjoy! Be sure to check out Crafting the Conspiracy’s new album, The Cosmic Key Pt. II, out August 28th!

Welcome back! Today, we have a double album review for you again as Brandon talks about the latest from New Found Glory and Zach reviews the new one from Make Them Suffer. Also, we talk about some music news and Brandon shows Zach a couple of tunes from the band Monty Are I. Be sure to check out the new song, Psyche, from Be:ok!

Welcome back! As we transition into a biweekly show, the episodes may get a little longer (this one clocks in at 2 hrs 40 min!) so please bear with us. This week we discuss the new album from Emery, White Line Fever. Also, Zach talks about the new record from Code Orange and Brandon reviews the new Gable Price and Friends album. We also catch each other up on what else we have been listening to through the week. Transition music provided by Amora. Be sure to stream their singles “Silvertongue” and “Girl’s Night” now on Spotify!

Since we’ve been away for a little bit, we decided to do a bonus episode this week. Not our normal format, but we catch up on what each of us has been listening to, as well as dive into the cinematic career of Set it Off!

Welcome back to the show! After a long break, we’re back and today we’re talking about the new album from Asking Alexandria, Like a House on Fire, which neither of us had high hopes for. Listen in to see if those low expectations were met, exceeded or something else entirely. Also on the show, Zach takes us through the career of Carousel Kings in an artist highlight and Brandon talks about the new albums from The 1975 and Alec Benjamin. Thanks to Piss Poor for providing today’s music, be sure to check out their new album, You Were Born to Die a Sinful Lamb, available everywhere music is streamed!