Airbourne: Boneshaker
Fifth album, in 2019, Boneshaker extends Airbourne’s trajectory without deviating one iota. Produced by Dave Cobb, it is the band’s shortest and…
Fifth album, in 2019, Boneshaker extends Airbourne’s trajectory without deviating one iota. Produced by Dave Cobb, it is the band’s shortest and…
Third album, in 2013, Black Dog Barking finds Airbourne exactly where we left them: foot on the accelerator, cap screwed on tight…
The first cry: a raw, sincere nu-metal already shot through with flashes of genius.
The divisive record: bold, unleashed, more fragile than its neighbours.
See How You Are closes The Warriors' chapter.
The metalcore party, bottled: press has fun (75/100), purists sigh. Unapologetic.
Frightening texture, an hour too full: Chambéry black/death impresses without yet crushing.
Deconstructed death metal, 74 minutes of liquid cement: 9/10 versus 2.5/5, the press splits clean.
Muscle, heart and one banger called "Enemy", but a cold public hearing only the recipe. 7.
Blabbermouth says 9/10, the public says 25/100: the record that captivates musically and repels lyrically.
Press has a blast (74/100), public shrugs (59/100): the gothic theme park splits the room.
Seventh-circle gutturals versus waning creativity: the press splits, the pit will decide.
Grief spat with venom: great metalcore songs undercut by an over-compressed mix.
Lethal riffs, incendiary solos, Dez back in the game: 70/100 and zero surprises, proudly so.
From 100 down to 20 depending on the church: Muse's cosmic madness owns itself, the press picks sides.
The press hails the comeback (4/5 at Kerrang!), AMG fires a 2/5: round ten for the metalcore veterans.
Symphonic deathcore with hooks: 9/10 on one side, 2.5/5 on the other. The genre glares at itself.
Grave Noise at 7.5, Kerrang! at 3/5: unique in the world, yet familiar. The Paris blade cuts a 7.
Reverence extends Parkway Drive's big-format turn.
No Turning Back launches its career without detour.
Holding On keeps the course with consistency.
The Warriors hit hard from the very first record.
XVI brings Angel Crew back without betraying its roots.
No Time to Waste gets straight to the essential.
Surge Of Fury unleashes a massive, no-detour hardcore.
Damage Done tightens No Turning Back's strike.
Weight of the World hardens the sound further.
Rise from the Ashes confirms No Turning Back's consistency.
True Colors opens its journey with a positive hardcore.
Never Give Up, the motto turned into a record.
Down To Nothing lays the groundwork for a tireless old-school hardcore.
Rush of Hope closes the True Colors journey on a sincere note.
Destroy closes the loop with conviction.
Escuela Grind never gets bogged down with transitions: with Dreams on Algorithms, the Massachusetts outfit charges back with the same compact rage…
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