Code Orange: Forever | Embrace the Menacing Chaos
Code Orange's Forever is that kind of thing Leatherface slices newly deflowered teens to in his remote Texan hovel. A killer hardcore album!
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Phil’s Phive: The Other Good Music of September 2016 Edition
Welcome back to Phil's Phive, the worst monthly editorial in the history of blogs! This time around, we tackle September's under-the-radar releases.
A Day To Remember: Bad Vibrations Re-Opens Old Wounds
Most hardcore fans may disagree that Bad Vibrations is a strong addition to A Day To Remember work, but this is a promising start to a new direction.
Album Review: Soilwork – The Ride Majestic
The Ride Majestic is what you'd expect from new Soilwork: Insanely catchy at points, nearly poppy, with enough to remind everyone that they're still metal.
Record Review: The Devil Wears Prada – Space EP
The Devil Wears Prada set out to make an EP that sounded like Space. They've accomplished that! Each song takes you on an adventure to another world.
Album Review: Bullet For My Valentine – Venom
There really isn't much else to cover here. It's not that Bullet For My Valentine's Venom is terrible, it's just so paint-by-numbers, it's beyond boring.
Album Review: All That Remains – The Order of Things
Melodic, metal-core band, All That Remains will attempt to remain at the top of the heavy music mountain with another fine release, The Order of Things.
Album Review: Bring Me The Horizon – Sempiternal
Sempiternal the latest work of genre mashing awesomeness from British metalcore band Bring Me The Horizon is in one word - brilliant!
Interview: Keith Buckley of Every Time I Die
Over the past 15 years, Every Time I Die have cemented their place as one of the greatest...
Phil’s Best of 2012: 50-26
Part 2 is here Part 3 is here I don’t know if it was my insistence to listen to...