Browsing All Posts By Jack Suitor
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Album Reviews 5
Balance And Composure: The Things We Think We’re Missing
Things felt much different in 2011 when Balance and Composure released their debut full length Separation. Expectations weren’t extremely high. After all, it was just the first record ...
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Album Reviews 10
Native: Orthodox
At first glance, it would be easy to dismiss Native’s new album, Orthodox. After all, there has been a plethora of great melodic hardcore and post-hardcore records released ...
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Album Reviews 1
One Hundred Year Ocean: Where Were You While We Were Getting High?
About a month ago, The World Is a Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die released their debut full-length Whenever, If Ever to deserved critical ...
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Album Reviews 2
Jimmy Eat World: Damage
You’re never supposed to use first-person pronouns like “I” and “me” in objective writing. Presenting any argument as fact rather than opinion is supposed to make a piece ...
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Album Reviews 3
Deafheaven: Sunbather
Initially, it might be hard to understand all the hype surrounding Deafheaven’s new album, Sunbather. The record is only seven tracks long but is nearly an hour in ...
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Album Reviews 0
Mylets: Retcon
When listening to Mylets’ collection of remastered EPs, Retcon, it is easy to be impressed without even considering how the music actually sounds. Teenager Henry Kohen singlehandedly creates ...
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Album Reviews 0
The Thermals: Desperate Ground
Desperate Ground, the sixth studio album from The Thermals, is a strange listen. Individual tracks aren’t bad in and of themselves; in fact, some tracks like the single ...
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Album Reviews 3
Cold Cave: Oceans With No End
Within the opening seconds of Wes Eisold’s New Wave-revival project Cold Cave‘s new seven-inch, the listeners know exactly what is in store for them on Oceans With No End. The ...
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Album Reviews 3
Iceage: You’re Nothing
The most instantly recognizable thing about Iceage’s sophomore album You’re Nothing is that it is far less noisy and deliberately abrasive than their highly acclaimed debut, New Brigade. ...
