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Feb 23 Reviews
Costly
Ghost ShipReview by Jordan Gonzalez
Like any genre, praise and worship music goes through phases and trends. The ’80s brought choir-based proclamations, the ’90s normalized rock-infused anthems and the 2000s tested the endurance of...
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Dec 15 Reviews
Surrender
KutlessReview by Jordan Gonzalez
Kutless used to be down to throw some rock in their music. But lately, the Portland, Oregon-based band has been more mellow, and they have continued that softer trend...
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Aug 17 Reviews
Being as an Ocean
Being as an OceanReview by Jordan Gonzalez
Bands that stick too closely to their “sound” can fall into a rut, especially on the third try. After fans hear the “sound” twice before, the luster wears off...
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Aug 3 Reviews
Pale Horses
mewithoutYouReview by Jordan Gonzalez
For their sixth studio album, the Philadelphia-based mewithoutYou continues to write music with calmer undertones in Pale Horses. You won’t find the constant pulsating riffs and screechy, hardcore vocals...
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May 11 Feature
Lost and Now Found
The guys from August Burns Red just don’t fit the metal band stereotype, their originality and commitment has led to a passionate fanbase. When the news broke the band would join Fearless Records, many fans were worried of a change. Fans should rejoice: the iconic metalcore band’s sixth studio album is not soft nor a sell out
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Mar 9 Reviews
Where All the Kids Belong
Troubadour ParadeReview by Jordan Gonzalez
Anthemic, soaring praise-and-worship songs are left behind by the members of Troubadour Parade, an electronic-fused indie rock sound. Their first release, Where All the Kids Belong, is a six-track...
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Dec 1 Reviews
Correspondence (A Fiction)
Levi the PoetReview by Jordan Gonzalez
Spoken word is a frustrating genre. It’s not recited poetry and it’s not exactly rap. It’s been around for centuries, used by a plethora of ideologies and showcased in...
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About Jordan Gonzalez
- Jordan Gonzalez is a freelance writer and photographer. He is a graduate of Cleveland State University where he obtained a degree in Journalism. When he's not watching the Houston Rockets or the US and Mexico soccer teams, he's probably working on his articles or listening to music. He thinks Thrice is the best thing that happened to music.