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When it comes to the guys in The Used they've managed to accomplish quite a bit of achievements since they formation in 2001 and are clearly proud of themselves. Leading up to their fourth LP to date entitled “Artwork” consisting of mere 11-tracks that are suitable for any listener to get sucked into. For example for the classic fans of The Used a wide range of musical aspects are showcased upon this release, like “Blood On My Hands,” and “The Best Of Me,” promise the more aggressive side effects having its screaming tactics displays with out-breaking guitar solos thrown in between while the more lighter effects of "In Love and Death... (read more)

            Usually, when a band goes through any severe lineup change, their sound gets compromised, and they barely resemble the same band that you fell in love with.  The Bled lost three members since releasing their previous record, Silent Treatment, but fortunately for them, the lineup change seemed to do them good.  Silent Treatment showed the band at a difficult spot in their career; the album just didn't work.  It didn't match the craziness of Pass the Flask, and the experimentation wasn't as successful as it was on Found in the Flood.  It seems that the lineup change was due, and now The B... (read more)

St. Louie's finest STORY OF THE YEAR is back with one of the most anticipated releases of 2010, their Epitaph Records release, The Constant.  You could say the band has really matured, but I think they've already reached that level of maturity with The Black Swan.  If anything, STORY OF THE YEAR shows how they are a great example of a hard working band that stays consistent, keeps their sound and ethics, and at the same time makes sure not to make the same album twice.  The Constant is a stepping stone you could say.  No, it's not the classic Page Avenue, but a valuable piece of the puzzle for any STORY OF THE YEAR fan, so I definitely claim it of hig... (read more)