Bayside: The Red EP

October 17, 2022 by Josh Custer in Album Review

For over 2 decades at this point, Bayside fans have been referred to as a cult. The band has been about to amass this cult like following through being their authentic selves, never settling or compromising for what the current trend in music is. This is why so many of their fans support them through every release they’ve made, whether it is an acoustic track (which gets as much if not more love than the original), a cover song, an all out rock song, or a song of the depressed. Bayside is a band that people can relate to, and tie to moments in their lives. This EP is a peak at the new material they are working on, and fans are sure to be ready to make whatever comes next the soundtrack of this chapter of their lives.

Sum 41 Evolves With 'Order In Decline'

July 23, 2019 by Josh Custer in Album Review

Order in decline, the newest release from Sum 41, is the next album in their evolution of sound. The fact that Sum 41 has been able to make music, take a hiatus, change directions and grow as musicians while seemingly never missing a beat is truly a testament to not only them but their fan base that has continued to support the band for nearly 2 decades.

Underworld by Tonight Alive

January 11, 2018 by Josh Custer in Album Review

The album is impressive through and through. The band has never shied away from experimentation with their sound, and "Underworld" is no exception.

The Peace and The Panic -- Neck Deep

August 19, 2017 by Josh Custer in Album Review

British pop-punk’s rising stars Neck Deep are back again with their third record, The Peace and the Panic. The band have come to grips with the highs and lows in life emotionally, they’ve created their most diverse release yet.