HM Album Reviews Darkness Divided Written in Blood Victory Records’ Darkness Divided debut release, Written in Blood, puts the band much closer to the metal side of metalcore thanks to guitarists Christopher Mora and Sebastian Elizondo. Together,... HM Album Reviews Wolves at the Gate VxV The Ohio-based Wolves at the Gate has put together a worthy blend of melodic songs (like “Rest”) with heart-pounding jammers (like “Wild Heart”) for a stellar release in their... HM Album Reviews Embers in Ashes Killers and Thieves Bright guitars, and crisp drums flow through the speakers as if you just took a bite of a juicy apple — not too bitter and not too sweet —... Are you listening? Featuring Emery Emery revisits 'The Weaks End' after 10 years HM Album Reviews Hashem New Life The opening and self-titled track for Hashem’s EP, New Life, sounds like it came from the late ’90s or early 2000s, and it’s poor production really hurts the feel... HM Album Reviews Dead Words There Must Be Someone Out There Out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area comes punk band Dead Words, striking all the right chords and punchy snares needed to make this record a hit. With hints of... Blessthefall is Finally Empty Fresh off their latest release and a headlining gig on warped tour, Blessthefall is ready for the spotlight HM Album Reviews Silence the Ocean Changes Silence the Ocean is a tide on the rise. With key elements and all the basic parts filled, the band is ready to explore and achieve new levels. Changes... HM Album Reviews Quiet! I'm Hunting! The Fall, The Rise Quiet! I’m Hunting! has an EP called The Fall, The Rise. Both the band’s name and the album’s title are enough to capture your interest. That is, until you... HM Album Reviews Blessthefall Hollow Bodies Blessthefall’s fourth full-length studio record, Hollow Bodies, is another example of the group’s expert harmony of symphonicism and vicious instrumentals, and though the album isn’t an example of anything... Messengers of God Messengers are ready to go at it without family HM Album Reviews August Burns Red Rescue & Restore From opening to closing, there is something unique about this album. August Burns Red’s latest full-length release, Rescue & Restore, shows you the experience and knowledge the band has... HM Album Reviews Colossus Time & Eternal Colossus, from South Dakota, brings a fresh feel to the metalcore scene with Time and Eternal. The opening track, “Time,” lays the foundation of what has all the promise of a... HM Album Reviews Letter To the Exiles Still Moving, Still Breathing Letter To the Exiles release us a short EP of what is to come. With an original track, and a cover and an acoustic track. The albums title says... On the Road Let's just hope Ark of the Covenant's van makes it. HM Album Reviews My Heart To Fear Lost Between Brilliance and Insanity My Heart to Fear have put together a solid EP. HM Album Reviews A Bullet For Pretty Boy Symbiosis If this is a glimpse of the direction the band is going, then there is still hope.
HM Album Reviews Darkness Divided Written in Blood Victory Records’ Darkness Divided debut release, Written in Blood, puts the band much closer to the metal side of metalcore thanks to guitarists Christopher Mora and Sebastian Elizondo. Together,...
HM Album Reviews Wolves at the Gate VxV The Ohio-based Wolves at the Gate has put together a worthy blend of melodic songs (like “Rest”) with heart-pounding jammers (like “Wild Heart”) for a stellar release in their...
HM Album Reviews Embers in Ashes Killers and Thieves Bright guitars, and crisp drums flow through the speakers as if you just took a bite of a juicy apple — not too bitter and not too sweet —...
HM Album Reviews Hashem New Life The opening and self-titled track for Hashem’s EP, New Life, sounds like it came from the late ’90s or early 2000s, and it’s poor production really hurts the feel...
HM Album Reviews Dead Words There Must Be Someone Out There Out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area comes punk band Dead Words, striking all the right chords and punchy snares needed to make this record a hit. With hints of...
Blessthefall is Finally Empty Fresh off their latest release and a headlining gig on warped tour, Blessthefall is ready for the spotlight
HM Album Reviews Silence the Ocean Changes Silence the Ocean is a tide on the rise. With key elements and all the basic parts filled, the band is ready to explore and achieve new levels. Changes...
HM Album Reviews Quiet! I'm Hunting! The Fall, The Rise Quiet! I’m Hunting! has an EP called The Fall, The Rise. Both the band’s name and the album’s title are enough to capture your interest. That is, until you...
HM Album Reviews Blessthefall Hollow Bodies Blessthefall’s fourth full-length studio record, Hollow Bodies, is another example of the group’s expert harmony of symphonicism and vicious instrumentals, and though the album isn’t an example of anything...
HM Album Reviews August Burns Red Rescue & Restore From opening to closing, there is something unique about this album. August Burns Red’s latest full-length release, Rescue & Restore, shows you the experience and knowledge the band has...
HM Album Reviews Colossus Time & Eternal Colossus, from South Dakota, brings a fresh feel to the metalcore scene with Time and Eternal. The opening track, “Time,” lays the foundation of what has all the promise of a...
HM Album Reviews Letter To the Exiles Still Moving, Still Breathing Letter To the Exiles release us a short EP of what is to come. With an original track, and a cover and an acoustic track. The albums title says...
HM Album Reviews My Heart To Fear Lost Between Brilliance and Insanity My Heart to Fear have put together a solid EP.
HM Album Reviews A Bullet For Pretty Boy Symbiosis If this is a glimpse of the direction the band is going, then there is still hope.
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