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After hearing two awesome singles, I made the commitment to check out Rivals' newest record, Sad Looks Pretty On Me. Was it worth the time investment, or am I just faking the smile on the title picture?
My #17 most anticipated record of 2021 has been released! Does it live up to the hype or does it fall into the pit of monotonous progressive metalcore records?
We have officially caught up with the rest of the year! This episode focuses on the month of February 2021, with releases from artists such as Hayley Williams, Scarlxrd, Mod Sun, Trippie Redd, and Madison Beer. Who are the winners...and who are the losers?
Today I'm trying something new! I am going to be going over a bunch of albums and EPs that I heard in January 2021 that really stood out to me...in good and bad ways! Featuring rapid reviews on the new projects from You Me At Six, Silence Speaks, Landon Tewers, Zayn, and more!
My first throwback review takes the shape of 2015 album Peripheral Vision by Turnover. As someone who has never experienced this band, will I find a newfound love for an older album or will it fade through the grasp of time?
The recent explosion of music in the week of 3/5 has yielded a new Tigers Jaw album. Was my first glimpse into the band a worthwhile time investment or would I be better off with my ol' reliable music?
My #13 album on my Most Anticipated Albums of 2021 list has finally been released! Does it live up to the hype, or will I be left craving more beauty than the album provided?
My first glimpse into the Brand of Sacrifice world was something else to say the least. Deathcore has always been a little hit or miss for me, so where will this record end up on that spectrum?
WARNING: I do some very mid gutterals on this review. Take that as you will.
In my final album of February, I launch headfirst into the zany world of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard with their seventeenth studio album "L.W." Is this going to be a successful start to a relationship with the Gizzard King?
Normandie, claimed to be "Sweden's best kept secret" comes swinging with their bombastic new album "Dark & Beautiful Places." Is this secret ready to be exposed to the rest of the world, or does it deserve to stay hidden forever?
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