Destruction Of A Rose

Destruction Of A Rose

It’s Alive by Destruction Of A Rose (Self-released EP) Based out of the Las Vegas music scene, Destruction Of A Rose has been through some tremendous changes over the last year. After the loss of two key members and the unfortunate closing of their record label, it definitely looked like this would... more

Sleep Now Sivylla

Sleep Now Sivylla

The Murderer Of Humanity by Sleep Now Sivylla (Self-released EP) One of the most explosive spiritual-based hardcore bands on the scene today, the real mystery here is why record labels cannot wake up and sign Sleep Now Sivylla. Describing their music as “heavy melodic gospel,” the band has been in... more

At The Skylines

At The Skylines

The Secrets To Life by At The Skylines (Roadrunner Records) Roadrunner Records is the home to such metal heavyweights as Megadeth, Opeth, and Trivium – and recently added into the lethal mixture of talent is the metalcore band At The Skylines. Hailing for the OC music scene, At The Skylines traveled... more

Navigator

Navigator

An Idea Of Home by Navigator (Self-released) One listen to An Idea Of Home by Navigator, and you would almost expect them to have full support of a record label such as Rise or Victory. Amazingly, the band possesses no recording contact, and yet has delivered a thoroughly professional sounding, highly... more

Adaliah

Adaliah

Broken Families by Adaliah (Rite Of Passage Records) Those who have encountered Adaliah’s self-released EP Rituals last year instantly knew that the Florida-based band would go on to even greater glories. Where Rituals showed a dynamic amount of promise, Adaliah’s debut for Rite Of Passage Records... more

04/03/12 by  
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Leaders

Leaders

Now We Are Free by Leaders (Facedown Records) One of the most powerful recordings to arise out of the Christian hardcore scene in some time, Now We Are Free by Leaders is as ferocious as it is impassioned. Based out of Hollister, California, it won’t be long before hardcore kids all across the world... more

03/27/12 by  
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I See Stars

I See Stars

Digital Renegade by I See Stars (Sumerian Records) I See Stars has grown tremendously as a band since their first release for Sumerian Records 3-D shot them into the stratosphere. Constant touring, including a summer on Warped Tour, has made the band tighter than ever, securing them a rabid fan base... more

Adestria

Adestria

Chapters by Adestria (Artery Recordings) There is something about the San Diego music scene that keeps the labels coming back for more. Casino Madrid and Secrets have both unleashed exceptional albums on Artery and Rise Records respectively. And now Adestria is on the verge of busting out onto the national... more

03/11/12 by  
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Dead Swans

Dead Swans

Anxiety and Everything Else by Dead Swans (Bridge Nine Records) The last time we heard from Dead Swans here in the States was their nationwide tour in support of the Comeback Kid in 2009. It’s been a few years since their previous effort Sleepwalkers was unleashed, and now Dead Swans returns with nothing... more

Palisades

Palisades

I’m Not Dying Today by Palisades (Rise Records) Rise Records has once again discovered a new band destined to slam into the big leagues, following such noted acts as Attack Attack! and Abandon All Ships. Palisades is their latest entry, a collective from New Jersey who present a dynamic brand of melodic... more

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