THRICE – HORIZONS/EAST | Yet Another New Horizon
How do as humans, quantify music? Critique and rate art? Come up with systems, formulas, or opinions...
Jeremy Erickson
Brand New, Again? | The Separation of Art and Artist
Music is an escape. We listen to it – we digest it – to feel something other than...
The Top 10 Most Annoying Songs of 2018
The Top 10 Most Annoying Songs of 2018 feat: Ariana Grande, Cardi B, 5 Seconds of Summer, Twenty One Pilots, XXXTentacion, 6ix9ine, Eminem, and Post Malone.
Thrice: Palms | No Grey Areas Here…
Thrice's new album, Palms is full of passion, vigor, emotion, and hard hitting moments that pull you in and groove your heart and your soul.
Adopt This Label: Norwegian Blue Records
Norwegian Blue Records is ran by a man of many talents, Tyson Wiebe who was kind enough to answer some of my questions about his journey of falling in love with music, his musicianship and the bands he is in, and about running a very cool record label!
Album Review: Underoath – Erase Me | Its Dangerous Business Leaving Your Old Sound
Bottom line: Erase Me is not an Underoath record. Same band name, because that is what everyone knows them as, but if I am being honest, this sounds a lot more like the second Sleepwave record. Screamo is officially dead, and Underoath get that. But, I just cannot get into this.
The Nostalgic Songs of the Month: The Best Jams of 1998
1998. A year in which music was on the cusp of breaking into the new millennium, and bands and artists were revving their engines. Who would explode? Who would implode? Let's take at that super weird year...
Top 10 Most Annoying Songs Of 2017
Have you ever listened to a song called “STARBOY”? “I’m a muthaf—-n Starboy.” The Weeknd might as well...
Nostalgic Songs of the Month: Pre-Internet Music Discovery
We list out some of the best bands / songs / music that existed before the Internet made finding and consuming both super easy and super overwhelming.
August Burns Red Show No Mercy On Phantom Anthem
August Burns Red's new LP Phantom Anthem accomplishes what other metal records set out to do, but can't pull off, writes B.G.M.'s Jeremy Erickson.