Trapt: Trapt
Trapt’s self titled album, released in 2002, owes almost all its fame to Headstrong, a massive hit on American rock radio and…
Trapt’s self titled album, released in 2002, owes almost all its fame to Headstrong, a massive hit on American rock radio and…
Released in 2009, Secrets of the World is the debut album by Trapped Under Ice, a Baltimore band that quickly became a…
Released in 2022, Heatwave marks the long awaited return of Trapped Under Ice, more than a decade after their previous album. The…
By the time Trapped Under Ice released Big Kiss Goodnight in 2011, the Baltimore band had already proven it belonged among the…
Released in 2016, Stage Four is a record deeply marked by grief. The Los Angeles band confronts the loss of a loved…
Spiral In A Straight Line carries forward Touche Amore’s trajectory with unwavering conviction. Jeremy Bolm and company refuse to soften their post-hardcore…
Touche Amore’s second album, out in 2011 on Deathwish, Parting the Sea Between Brightness and Me is a landmark of emotional post-hardcore…
Touche Amore’s third album, Is Survived By, came out in 2013 on Deathwish and marks a step into maturity for the California…
Released in 2001, Lateralus is Tool’s third studio album and arguably the one where the California quartet fully embraces its progressive ambition.…
The Canadians shed their skin without disowning it: 87/100 for a death metal that opens to the cosmos while keeping its mire.
With Shed in 2011, Title Fight delivered a debut album that captures all the energy of youth and of the punk scene…
Released in 2015, Hyperview marks a clear turning point in Title Fight’s trajectory. The Pennsylvania band largely abandons the punk fire of…
When Title Fight released Floral Green in 2012, the Kingston, Pennsylvania band closed one door in order to open another. Where their…
Three Days Grace’s second album, One-X (2006), pushes the band toward a darker, more introspective alternative metal. Themes of addiction, pain and…
Released in 2005, The Art of Breaking confirms the power of Canadian band Thousand Foot Krutch after the success of Phenomenon. The…
There’s something almost pop in certain passages of this record, and it’s precisely what both troubles and fascinates in equal measure. Thou…
85/100 across twelve reviews: the Louisiana sludge crew deliver their most direct, raging record.
Weight of the World hardens the sound further.
This Is Hell arrives from Long Island with a hungry hardcore.
Misfortunes sees This Is Hell find its balance.
Black Mass fully embraces This Is Hell's thrash DNA.
Released in 2008, Scars & Souvenirs represents the commercial peak of Canadian band Theory of a Deadman. Driven by the singles « Bad…
The Warriors hit hard from the very first record.
See How You Are closes The Warriors' chapter.
Genuine Sense of Outrage brings The Warriors to their peak.
Beyond the Noise tightens The Warriors' writing.
There’s something almost provocative about the way The Warning opens ERROR: three sisters from Monterrey, raised on viral covers, who decide to…
83/100: the Mexican sisters' trio confirm their powerful, melodic hard rock.
81/100: the Irish fuse metal and traditional music with contagious energy.
A compilation dressed as a self-titled album, but the songs are strong enough for 80/100.
The German collective close their geological fresco with restraint: 82/100 for a record more atmospheric than ever.
A strange stream of sound like nobody else: 73/100 for the Mongolian cavalry.
The grand return of the Swedish garage-rock dandies: 80/100 for a record of pure adrenaline.
Released in 2020 on Epitaph Records, the self titled album by The Ghost Inside is far more than just a record: it…
There’s something almost paradoxical about watching The Ghost Inside, a band built on endurance and the repetition of a proven formula, suddenly…
Released in 2010, Returners is the second album by The Ghost Inside and the first issued under that name after the Californian…