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 due to the new found happiness, as if clever songwriting and bliss couldn’t co-exist.  Fortunately for us, Bemis proved this is not the case with the self-titled Say Anything. Read More »

After the release of blessthefall’s 2007 debut, His Last Walk, lead vocalist Craig Mabbit decided to call it quits to get away from the music industry. They finished their tour and found their new guiding light in the form of ex-Take The Crown vocalist Beau Bokan. With their line-up back up to full staff, the gentlement set out to create their sophomore release, aptly titled, Witness. Never have we seen these 5 musicians so on top of their game brining some of the strongest musicianship for the post-hardcore scene through 12 gruelingly delicious tracks.

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Returning to thrash and rage through another record are groovy metalcore rockers Everytime I Die with New Junk Aesthetic. Fusing the heavy southern groove rock and melody of 2007′s The Big Dirty with the technical chaotic power of 2003′s Hot Damn!, New Junk Aesthetic brings you the best of both worlds in a whirlwind of heavy guitars and chaotic vocals. The gentlemen of ETID have refined their sound perfectly for a trip through their best collection of songs thus far.

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