Core Nation

We cover the last two albums of From First To Last's discography, Throne to the Wolves and Dead Trees. We also talk a little bit about Spencer Sotelo and how he measures in to Matt Good as a vocalist. We then go on to rate and rank all five of their albums. The Band You Might Know for the week was dissolved U.K metalcore outfit Johnny Truant.

This week's episode is part 1 of our review/discussion of From First To Last. We cover their first three albums Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count, Heroine, and the self-titled. We also discuss a bit about Sonny Moore A.K.A Skrillex and our thoughts on him. The Band You Might Know featured this week was Straight Reads the Line,

We discuss and review Justin Ludwig's 2012 documentary ChristCore. Oli is absent, and guest host extraordinaire Tim fills in. Christcore is a documentary that takes an in-depth look at the Christian hardcore scene from the perspective of an atheist. The show features popular artists such as Sleeping Giant, The Chariot, and For Today. We both enjoyed the film and believe that it does an excellent job in showcasing Christian hardcore.

In this episode, we review the latest release from Australian metalcore champions Parkway Drive. We also feature Ontario progressive metalcore/post-hardcore band The Afterimage.

In this episode, we review Atreyu's latest album Long Live. We also feature metalcore band The Royal in our new segment 'Bands You Might Know'.

In our first single album review episode, we review the new release from Bring Me The Horizon. Our opinions on That's The Spirit are somewhat conflicted. We also talk about Oli Sykes, our opinions on him and what we know about his personality.

In this episode, we discuss American post-hardcore band Glassjaw. We cover a bit of their history with Daryl Palumbo and review and discuss their two released albums Worship and Tribute and Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence.

In this pseudo-spotlight episode, we reflect on one of our favorite bands as children, Avenged Sevenfold, and their progression for better or worse (mostly worse) from Sounding the Seventh Trumpet to City of Evil to Hail To The King.

In this week's episode, we cover American post-hardcore icons Underoath. We discuss and review the development of each of their albums all the way from Act of Depression to They're Only Chasing Safety to Disambiguation.

In this episode, we cover a lot of news and also attempt to discuss the effects that religion (specifically christianity) has had on the post-hardcore genre.