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HATEBREED is back at full force with their latest self-titled release, which sees the band doing what they do best: making an album full of fist pumping anthems from start to finish, while giving the honest and sincere message to keep your head up.  HATEBREED is still one of the most brutal, honest, and authentic bands out there and they've got plenty to say on their latest self titled release.    The fast fist pumper of “Between Hell And A Heartbeat” perfectly showcases the band's East Coast tuned down hardcore, while also letting their metal influences shine.  The verses gallop furiously, letting out a ton of shred.  New (an... (read more)

What can I say about the new UNEARTH?  Well... it sounds like any other UNEARTH album for the most part, but that's not a bad thing at all.  UNEARTH has pretty much stuck by their guns, but if you listen closely, there is some very slight variation from album to album.  The slight variation this time is UNEARTH guitarists Buz McGrath and Ken Susi have added some progressive metal elements this time around with their latest, Darkness In The Light, and with this new strength in the fold, I'd like to say that this is their strongest album since The Oncoming Storm.  I like how they still use a ton of traditional metal riffing, worshiping the Iron Maiden... (read more)

Deathcore has been done to death.  The majority of bands of this genre mainly focus on how heavy they are, making sure that there are plenty of bass drops and blast beats.  Originality is rare to find in your typical deathcore band.  Whitechapel was one of the pioneers of this now laughable genre, and all of these other bands are trying oh so hard to emulate their sound (Oceano, cough cough).  If you're in a band like Whitechapel, do you try to separate yourself from all of your followers, or do you stick to the sound that made you famous?  They chose to settle somewhere in middle, and they seemed to choose option.   If you were ... (read more)