Mind Equals Blown

For such a young band beneath the waves of the bay area residing near San Francisco, Case In Theory’s brooding sound has hit a climactic burst with their first full-length aptly titled Cinematic. Taking the delicate art of atmospheric prog-rock to its real potential is a monumental task to take on, but the execution seen here

I suppose that, like movies, worthwhile new music releases come out in patches. We must be in the midst of a good patch right now, because it seems that lately a multitude of good new albums, EPs, and singles are being dropped. The new Like Moths to Flames single “You Won’t Be Missed” falls right

Written by Guest Writer Jasmine Lin The dog days are over- Florence + the Machine are back on tour in the U.S., simultaneously with the release of their first live album, Live at the Wiltern. Since their last North American tour, the band has flowered in popularity in the states with their performance on the

Emo has a new hope, a new face, and a new album. Monument’s Goes Canoeing succeeds in channeling the spirit of Cap’n Jazz while bursting at the seams with indie, punk, and hardcore inclinations. As if the collective underground wasn’t about to climax, Goes Canoeing was recorded and mixed by Algernon Cadwallader’s Joe Reinhart, effectively

The wave of up-and-coming pop-punk bands is enormous in this day and age. It appears that this type of “new-wave” pop-punk bands are popping up left and right and it’s becoming increasingly difficult to pick out the good ones from the bland ones. Ever since their album The Last Thing You Forget, which featured all

What happens after the happy ending seems to be a mystery to music critics. After Say Anything frontman Max Bemis found the right mixture of meds and married Eisley’s Sherri DuPree, everyone worried that the formerly angsty lyricist would lose his touch with his new found happiness, as if clever songwriting and happiness couldn’t co-exist. Fortunately for us, Bemis proved this is not the case with the self-titled Say Anything.

Returning 2 years later, Witness shows Blessthefall’s dedication and that they won’t be left in the dust of their peers. Filled with heavy guitars and the signature vocals of new frontman, Beau Bokan, this record is sure to not disappoint.