A fine example of what gore metal can do when pushed past the brink of insanity.

An intriguing debut, blending slick R&B production, epic metalcore, and atmospheric electronica with lyrics about religious upbringing and the trauma that followed its impact on their lead vocalist.

It feels like a misstep, and hopefully just a temporary one.

Much like Hushed and Grim, Marrow Deep is an album about grief and living with that sadness.

Sawyer Hill may very well be the next big thing in modern rock music.

Empires In Orbit falls under the category of industrial rock, but their Audiodrome album is very experimental.

Hell hath no fury like a scorned Jessie Reyez.

When the focus is there on Reality Awaits, it works. When it’s absent, it feels like a meandering jam session as they try to figure out their next move.