Album Review GENRE ARCHIVES
REVIEW: State Champs – State Champs
The kings of modern pop punk State Champs release their self-titled fifth album on November 8 and Lizi Birt had a listen!
REVIEW: Coping Method – Where Spirit Meets Bone
It’s rare you get to catch a band as early as I’ve stumbled upon Coping Method. Having only released an EP, followed by a few singles; their catalog is only getting started. The growth between their first release to now is apparent though. We’re seeing a band flesh out their sound in real time and it’s a treat to see. Now we’re in 2024 and the band is ready to release their debut record Where Spirit Meets Bone.
REVIEW: Dark Divine – Deadly Fun (deluxe)
Dark Divine released their latest album Deadly Fun (deluxe) on October 4 and Lizi Birt had a listen.
REVIEW: Countless Goodbyes – Lost in Waves
Lizi Birt had a listen to Countless Goodbye’s latest album Lost in Waves!
REVIEW: The New Roses – Attracted to Danger
Lizi Birt had a listen to The New Roses’ latest album attracted to Danger (out now)!
REVIEW: Interlaker – Interlaker
Interlaker will be releasing their debut album later this month. Lizi Birt had a listen to the album - also called Interlaker.
REVIEW: Texas Hippie Coalition – Gunsmoke
Texas Hippie Coalition released their new album Gunsmoke earlier this month. Lizi Birt had a listen.
REVIEW: Myles Kennedy – The Art of Letting Go
Myles Kennedy recently released his latest solo album The Art of Letting Go and Lizi Birt had a listen.
REVIEW: Richie Kotzen – Nomad
Richie Kotzen recently released his new album Nomad and Vicki Evans had a listen to it!
REVIEW: Joe Samba – Lifeline
Joe Samba is back with third album Lifeline and Vicki Evans had a listen!
REVIEW: Light Grey – Nightmares
Light Grey recently released their new album Nightmares and Vicki Evans had a listen!
REVIEW: Bodysnatcher – Vile Conduct
‘If you’re after something absolutely brutal, then this is for you.’
REVIEW: Rain City Drive – Things Are Different Now
If you’ve followed Rain City Drive for a while, it’s come clear that they’re definitely one of those bands that you know what you’re getting with each release; which is a great thing. Things Are Different Now is another great record in the rock-pop/post-hardcore sound that they’ve found their home in, albite bringing some grit back that I think was missing on their last outing.
REVIEW: Void of Vision – What I’ll Leave Behind
Void of Vision have been on gas the pedal the last few years. In the middle of recording their 3 EP series back in 2022, vocalist Jack Bergin was dealing with some serious health concerns but instead of taking a step back, the band went to record a music video, go on tour and come home to finish their 3rd EP of 2022. Throughout this endeavor is when Bergin got the original idea for What I’ll Leave Behind; originally meant to be a concept record but those plans were scrapped when Bergin had to undergo an immediate surgery due to a ruptured AVM. It was during this time when Bergin did a lot of internal retrospection and what ultimately made him decide to change the trajectory of the LP.
REVIEW: Chastity’s Self Titled!
Vicki Evans had a listen to Chastity’s new self-titled album! Check out the review for her thoughts!