This week, we review Outside The Box by British rap-metal heroes Hacktivist. Along with some news and discussion, we also discuss a Canadian post-hardcore band named Kingdoms.

In this episode, We read aloud and discuss the manifesto left by Justin Lowe, former guitar player for After the Burial, before his untimely death. The Band You Might Know for the week is Octaves.

This week we review Sumeriancore giants After the Burial's new album, Dig Deep. We also go over the news in the metal and hardcore world and discuss a promising deathcore/grind/beatdown band from Montreal.

Dutch prog metallers Textures are the topic of discussion this week, as we review their new album Phenotype.

This week, we discuss and review Basement's new album, Promise Everything. The Band You Might Know for the week is Sacramento's A Foreign Affair. Finally, we discuss our favorite vocalists in the scene today as part of the questions segment.

We discuss and review the new album from UK metalcore act Bury Tomorrow, titled Earthbound. The Band You Might Know for the week is Pilcrow from Ontario, Canada. In the question segment, We discuss which hardcore band we'd want to join us in a zombie apocalypse.

We discuss and review Australian progressive metalcore act Northlane, including their albums Discoveries, Singularity, and Node.

We discuss and review Asking Alexandria's third release, From Death to Destiny. We also give our ratings and ranking for the discography as a whole. The Band You Might Know for the week is Shotgun Rules.

We discuss and review Asking Alexandria's first two releases, Stand up and Scream and Reckless & Relentless.

Joined by Stephen Gedney, we continue our discussion on the band At the Drive-In and delve a bit more into their history. The Band You Might Know for the week is Set To Stun.