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Mar 5 Reviews
In Love. In Hope. In Peace.
Fight the FadeReview by Danielle Martin
In today’s waterfall of new music, it’s like drinking from a fire hose. Artists have to be exemplary or resonate specifically to stand out in the saturated industry. Record...
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Feb 5 Reviews
Silos and Smokestacks
Names Without NumbersReview by Danielle Martin
Silos and Smokestacks is a classic emo album from the newly rejoined Names Without Numbers. The Omaha-based pop-punkers have resurfaced with a solid release that represents their genre in...
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Jan 14 Feature
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Nov 17 Reviews
Repose
What We Do in SecretReview by Danielle Martin
What We Do in Secret, the Memphis-based metalcore band signed to Facedown Records, is strong in their first full-length release, but it’s not like it came out of nowhere....
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Oct 23 Reviews
Trees
WORDSReview by Danielle Martin
WORDS, a new project spearheaded by Jonny Gore of Least of These, is unlike expectation. It is one of those rare musical projects that turns out an exceptional introductory...
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Oct 13 Feature
An Impactful Autopsy
"I feel like there’s nothing more impactful than basing your record around those events that are actually part of the world." Fit for an Autopsy takes on the need for humanity's change on 'The Sea of Tragic Beasts,' the band's fifth album that Will Putney describes as "a little outside the box."
Danielle Martin on Fit for an Autopsy
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Jul 22 Reviews
Eclipse
Wolves at the GateReview by Danielle Martin
There are some things in this life you can’t understand until you’ve lived them. Perhaps one of the most difficult to describe is a total solar eclipse. It’s not...
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Jul 6 Feature
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Jun 28 Reviews
Violence
My EpicReview by Danielle Martin
In 2018, My Epic released Ultraviolet, the first of a two-part EP project that explores faith from honest-but-unpopular angles. Whereas Ultraviolet takes a delicate tone and contemplative perspective, its...
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Feb 22 Reviews
Hide No Truth
Good Saint NathanaelReview by Danielle Martin
Nate Allen (formerly of Destroy Nate Allen, releasing music newly under the moniker Good Saint Nathanael) released a nine-song full-length record called Hide No Truth, a tantalizing combination of acoustic...
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Feb 6 Feature
About Danielle Martin
- Danielle Martin is a native Oregonian whose passion lies in writing and music. When not pursuing one of the two, she is soaking up life with her husband, family, compadres, and dog Lloyd. She blogs about her thoughts on music in The Melodious Review, and life in general in The Quarter Life Epiphanies.