Xandria

Xandria

Neverworld’s End by Xandria (Napalm Records) It’s been a few years since we’ve heard from the likes of the mighty Xandria, and the band now returns in a grand and glorious way with an album destined to become a symphonic metal classic. Now on the Napalm Records roster of talent, Xandria is sure... more

01/31/12 by  
Filed under Bands, CD Reviews, Metal, Music, Reviews, Xandria

Nada Surf

Nada Surf

The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy by Nada Surf (Barsuk Records) Pop alternative is something this band does well. Catchy melodies linked to flowing landscapes and colorful backdrops. All of this is expressed by developed harmonies and fun energy almost like bubble gum. This isn’t a garage sounding... more

My Ticket Home

My Ticket Home

To Create A Cure by My Ticket Home (Rise Records) After being signed to Rise Records, My Ticket Home from Columbus, Ohio recorded a promising EP prophetically titled The Opportunity To Be. Produced by Caleb Shomo of Attack Attack!, their Rise debut garnered a good deal of attention and admiration for... more

Eyes On The Skyline, In Vertigo, Call Us Forgotten at the Cobalt Cafe

Eyes On The Skyline, In Vertigo, Call Us Forgotten at the Cobalt Cafe

Eyes On The Skyline, In Vertigo, Call Us Forgotten, Cobalt Café, February 19. 2012 In celebration of their Self-titled independently released EP, Eyes On The Skyline were headlining the Cobalt Café in Canoga Park – and pieced together a pretty terrific show consisting of five local bands and one... more

Only Regret The Summer at the Cobalt Café

Only Regret The Summer at the Cobalt Café

Only Regret The Summer, Cobalt Café, January 13, 2012 Did anyone realize that it was Friday the 13th when Only Regret The Summer took to the stage in an opening slot for Set To Stun and Lions! Tigers! Bears!? The infamous date certainly didn’t seem to matter, as the luck of the draw had this Los Angeles... more

Secrets

Secrets

The Ascent by Secrets (Velocity/Rise Records) The year 2012 kicks into sonic overdrive with the release of The Ascent by Secrets. Another exciting signing from the Velocity/Rise Records partnership, Secrets has unveiled a thrilling debut that should gain them a good deal of attention. 11 tracks in all,... more

01/14/12 by  
Filed under Bands, CD Reviews, Hardcore, Music, Reviews, Secrets

Days Difference and Paradise Fears at The Roxy

Days Difference and Paradise Fears at The Roxy

Days Difference, Paradise Fears, The Roxy, January 12th, 2012 The Cab and The Summer Set were in town on the second day of their Everything’s Fine Symphony Soldier Tour, selling out the prestigious Roxy Nightclub on the Sunset Strip. Fans were arriving hours before the concert was scheduled to begin,... more

Ever After

Ever After

What Matters Most by Ever After (Self-released EP) Based out of the Raleigh, North Carolina area, Ever After is a dynamic post hardcore band who is beginning to garner attention above and beyond their hometown.  And now with their second EP entitled What Matters Most, there is no doubt that newer fans... more

Plug In Stereo

Plug In Stereo

The Patience EP by Plug In Stereo (Atlantic Records) Of all the singer/songwriters gracing the music scene today, Plug In Stereo’s Trevor Dahl definitely has the talent and personality to follow acts such as John Mayer and Jason Mraz on the road to fame and fortune. Dahl’s presentation is quirky... more

Un4seen

Un4seen

Un4seen by Un4seen (Hi Wheel Entertainment) Out of South Gate, in the heart of Los Angeles comes a composer  who masters the piano with talent and grace. His orchestration is full of depth and insight to all natural emotions and deep relationship feelings. He put these all to music and then paints schemes... more

01/01/12 by  
Filed under Bands, CD Reviews, Music, Pop, Reviews, Un4seen

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