Tag: Hardcore

Ringworm – Justice Replaced By Revenge Review

Originally written by Ramar Pittance I can’t quite put my finger on it, but there’s something undeniably remarkable about this release. I could give an honest review of Ringworm’s Justice Replaced By Revenge, and easily

Madball – Legacy Review

Originally written by Tim Pigeon Yeah, this is “MetalReview”, but it’s high time to review a new release from the New York hardcore scene stalwarts of Madball. Furthermore, the album is pretty damn heavy as it

Pro-Pain – Prophets of Doom Review

Pro-Pain is one of the workhorses of the hardcore/metal genre. You can count on them to release an album every year or so about as reliably as you can count on each year bringing another

Swarm Of The Lotus – The Sirens Of Silence Review

Originally written by Patrick Dawson Sessions called it early in his review of When White Becomes Black and credit must be given where it is due. Swarm of the Lotus is the next real thing.

On Broken Wings – It’s All A Long Goodbye

Originally written by Tim Pigeon On Broken Wings is a group that lends credibility to the reputation of Moshachusetts. This Boston-based group certainly brings the mosh, delivered via a well-tread form of metalcore laden with breakdowns

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Bane – The Note Review

Originally written by Drew Ailes There don’t seem to be too many hardcore bands that “true” fans of the genre as well as new kids just delving into the sound can agree on. Hence why

Despised Icon – The Healing Process Review

Originally written by Ian Duncan-Brown. I’ve found that one of the most difficult aspects of doing album reviews is dissecting releases that I really enjoy in search of errors. Lately, I’ve had to divvy up

Agnostic Front – Another Voice Review

Originally written by Ramar Pittance Twenty years after getting their start in the New York underground, Agnostic Front’s backbone of Roger Miret and Vinnie Stigma is “still strong.” Driven by rich, punk derived chord progressions and