Search HM Album Reviews My Epic Loriella After five years of relative silence, North Carolina alternative rockers My Epic are finally back and better than ever with their new album, Loriella. HM Album Reviews Dead Poet Society FISSION When purposeful production collides with the right energy in a song, the end result is raw power—enough to split that creative atom into equally powerful entities. FISSION. Following their... HM Album Reviews Of Mice & Men Tether Of Mice & Men have made a name for themselves in this decade with an impressive seven-album run that boasts serious chops. Their most recent album, Tether, is a... HM Album Reviews Fallstar Sacred Mirrors Oregon-based metalcore band Fallstar released their newest album, Sacred Mirrors, on Facedown Records this summer, and with it, the boys bring an intoxicating blend of metalcore, technical metal, and... HM Album Reviews The Ongoing Concept Again The Ongoing Concept returns after a six-year hiatus with their new album, Again. With this release, they bring back the metal, progressive, and hardcore sound they’re known for, while... HM Album Reviews Bayside The Red EP If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that there’s no time to waste when it comes to sharing inspiration when it hits. New York punk rockers... HM Album Reviews He Is Legend Endless Hallway My first experience with He Is Legend was a Southern stop of the Solid State Youngbloods Tour in the back room venue of a beloved pizza joint/brewpub just off... HM Album Reviews Givre Destin Messianique It could be argued that without suffering, great art would be hard to distinguish from the nonsensical. Suffering reminds us that there must be a good, and art reminds... HM Album Reviews The Devil Wears Prada Color Decay With Color Decay, The Devil Wears Prada have proven they can create music of any genre and do so with the highest levels of excellence and originality. The singles... HM Album Reviews Becoming the Archetype Children of the Great Extinction Veteran artists who have made their mark in music often earn a measure of leeway when it comes to what fans can expect from their performance. Sounds evolve, creative... HM Album Reviews King's X Three Sides of One King’s X. A band of under-the-radar legendary proportions. If there ever was such a thing. This band changed the music world, but not in the same way as, say... HM Album Reviews Norma Jean Deathrattle Sing For Me No matter how much we condition ourselves to not expect the same sparks to fly when our favorite artists release new albums, there are always exceptions. The magic of... HM Album Reviews Imperial Triumphant Spirit of Ecstasy Avant-garde black metal act Imperial Triumphant has unearthed a masterful new feat in their latest album, Spirit of Ecstasy. Hailing from New York City, the band has infused jazz,... HM Album Reviews ATLVS The Wound, The Blade At this point, it is becoming increasingly likely that there must be something in the water down under that is leading Australia to boast one of the highest numbers... HM Album Reviews Emery Rub Some Dirt On It With their ninth record, Rub Some Dirt On It, Emery strikes a grim contrast between their upbeat sonic realm and lyrics that tug on the heartstrings. Bringing their darkest... HM Album Reviews Weathered Blind If you want to listen to something fun and upbeat, this probably isn’t your bag. If you have darker, grungier, more subversive music needs, Weathered’s new 3-song EP, Blind,... HM Album Reviews Memphis May Fire Remade in Misery Memphis May Fire knows exactly what they’re doing with their seventh full-length studio album, Remade in Misery. In their first record since 2018, the Denton, Texas natives make it... HM Album Reviews Northlane Obsidian Listening to Northlane’s forthcoming album, Obsidian, is akin to visiting a place you’ve never been before in waking life, but still feels familiar — like a half-remembered dream at... HM Album Reviews Daygraves Imperishable Shoegaze staples like My Bloody Valentine, M83, or even Hundredth have forged the path for ethereal soundscapes, obscured vocals, redefined guitar distortion, and volume. Bands like Uada, Vials of... HM Album Reviews Of Mice & Men Bloom Of Mice and Men’s new three-song EP, titled “Bloom” after the single previously released and the second song on the EP, pulls no punches — musically or philosophically. In... HM Album Reviews Beartooth Below Beartooth’s latest monstrous musical spawn was birthed in June of this year. Christened Below and unleashed onto the world via Red Bull Records, it slinks and slithers, screeches and... HM Album Reviews Sleep Waker Alias Alias, a contradictory word and a fitting name for an album that realizes its own identity despite overwhelming social pressures to conform. Sleep Waker confronts these themes with the... HM Book Reviews Jameson Ketchum Name Dropping Jameson Ketchum, host of the Godspeed Podcast and freelance contributor for several alternative publications, has managed to capture a unique side of the entertainment world within the pages of... HM Album Reviews The Devil Wears Prada ZII Somewhere between their beloved 2010 EP, Zombie, and their last experimental full-length album, The Act, lies The Devil Wears Prada’s latest feat, ZII. The band’s new EP is both... HM Album Reviews The Undertaking! Funeral Psalms For a debut full-length album, The Undertaking!’s Funeral Psalms is bursting at the seams with energy and serious passion. It’s not polished for easy listening, but it’s thick with the sounds... 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HM Album Reviews My Epic Loriella After five years of relative silence, North Carolina alternative rockers My Epic are finally back and better than ever with their new album, Loriella.
HM Album Reviews Dead Poet Society FISSION When purposeful production collides with the right energy in a song, the end result is raw power—enough to split that creative atom into equally powerful entities. FISSION. Following their...
HM Album Reviews Of Mice & Men Tether Of Mice & Men have made a name for themselves in this decade with an impressive seven-album run that boasts serious chops. Their most recent album, Tether, is a...
HM Album Reviews Fallstar Sacred Mirrors Oregon-based metalcore band Fallstar released their newest album, Sacred Mirrors, on Facedown Records this summer, and with it, the boys bring an intoxicating blend of metalcore, technical metal, and...
HM Album Reviews The Ongoing Concept Again The Ongoing Concept returns after a six-year hiatus with their new album, Again. With this release, they bring back the metal, progressive, and hardcore sound they’re known for, while...
HM Album Reviews Bayside The Red EP If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that there’s no time to waste when it comes to sharing inspiration when it hits. New York punk rockers...
HM Album Reviews He Is Legend Endless Hallway My first experience with He Is Legend was a Southern stop of the Solid State Youngbloods Tour in the back room venue of a beloved pizza joint/brewpub just off...
HM Album Reviews Givre Destin Messianique It could be argued that without suffering, great art would be hard to distinguish from the nonsensical. Suffering reminds us that there must be a good, and art reminds...
HM Album Reviews The Devil Wears Prada Color Decay With Color Decay, The Devil Wears Prada have proven they can create music of any genre and do so with the highest levels of excellence and originality. The singles...
HM Album Reviews Becoming the Archetype Children of the Great Extinction Veteran artists who have made their mark in music often earn a measure of leeway when it comes to what fans can expect from their performance. Sounds evolve, creative...
HM Album Reviews King's X Three Sides of One King’s X. A band of under-the-radar legendary proportions. If there ever was such a thing. This band changed the music world, but not in the same way as, say...
HM Album Reviews Norma Jean Deathrattle Sing For Me No matter how much we condition ourselves to not expect the same sparks to fly when our favorite artists release new albums, there are always exceptions. The magic of...
HM Album Reviews Imperial Triumphant Spirit of Ecstasy Avant-garde black metal act Imperial Triumphant has unearthed a masterful new feat in their latest album, Spirit of Ecstasy. Hailing from New York City, the band has infused jazz,...
HM Album Reviews ATLVS The Wound, The Blade At this point, it is becoming increasingly likely that there must be something in the water down under that is leading Australia to boast one of the highest numbers...
HM Album Reviews Emery Rub Some Dirt On It With their ninth record, Rub Some Dirt On It, Emery strikes a grim contrast between their upbeat sonic realm and lyrics that tug on the heartstrings. Bringing their darkest...
HM Album Reviews Weathered Blind If you want to listen to something fun and upbeat, this probably isn’t your bag. If you have darker, grungier, more subversive music needs, Weathered’s new 3-song EP, Blind,...
HM Album Reviews Memphis May Fire Remade in Misery Memphis May Fire knows exactly what they’re doing with their seventh full-length studio album, Remade in Misery. In their first record since 2018, the Denton, Texas natives make it...
HM Album Reviews Northlane Obsidian Listening to Northlane’s forthcoming album, Obsidian, is akin to visiting a place you’ve never been before in waking life, but still feels familiar — like a half-remembered dream at...
HM Album Reviews Daygraves Imperishable Shoegaze staples like My Bloody Valentine, M83, or even Hundredth have forged the path for ethereal soundscapes, obscured vocals, redefined guitar distortion, and volume. Bands like Uada, Vials of...
HM Album Reviews Of Mice & Men Bloom Of Mice and Men’s new three-song EP, titled “Bloom” after the single previously released and the second song on the EP, pulls no punches — musically or philosophically. In...
HM Album Reviews Beartooth Below Beartooth’s latest monstrous musical spawn was birthed in June of this year. Christened Below and unleashed onto the world via Red Bull Records, it slinks and slithers, screeches and...
HM Album Reviews Sleep Waker Alias Alias, a contradictory word and a fitting name for an album that realizes its own identity despite overwhelming social pressures to conform. Sleep Waker confronts these themes with the...
HM Book Reviews Jameson Ketchum Name Dropping Jameson Ketchum, host of the Godspeed Podcast and freelance contributor for several alternative publications, has managed to capture a unique side of the entertainment world within the pages of...
HM Album Reviews The Devil Wears Prada ZII Somewhere between their beloved 2010 EP, Zombie, and their last experimental full-length album, The Act, lies The Devil Wears Prada’s latest feat, ZII. The band’s new EP is both...
HM Album Reviews The Undertaking! Funeral Psalms For a debut full-length album, The Undertaking!’s Funeral Psalms is bursting at the seams with energy and serious passion. It’s not polished for easy listening, but it’s thick with the sounds...
HM Album Reviews Mangled Carpenter Under The Shadow Deathgrind is the only possible sub-genre that can properly claim the first full-length release from Mangled Carpenter. Fans of the deathgrind stylistic approach to extreme metal are going to...
HM Album Reviews Zao The Crimson Corridor Every once in a while, there’s a band that becomes a foundational influence for an entire wave of songwriters, musicians, bands, and even listeners. Somewhere in the rise of...
HM Album Reviews Convictions I Won't Survive Editor’s note: This review could be potentially triggering to people with suicidal thoughts, PTSD, addiction, and other mental health concerns. We believe hope is real and life is worth...
HM Album Reviews Demon Hunter Songs of Death and Resurrection The beauty of resurrection rests somewhere between what is known and what is new. It isn’t just about regenerating what was to its former state; it’s something revitalized, reimagined,...
HM Album Reviews '68 Give One Take One Does the sound define the artist, or does the artist define the sound? For Josh Scogin and Nikko Yamada, the answer seems to be a paradox. In a nearly...
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