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GIDEON Releases New Video for “More Power, More Pain.”

January 21, 2023 Alan Ronson Comments Off on GIDEON Releases New Video for “More Power, More Pain.”
Alabama metalcore warriors GIDEON — drummer Jake Smelley, vocalist Daniel McWhorter, guitarist/vocalist Tyler Riley, and bassist Caleb DeRusha — previously announced their new album MORE POWER. MORE PAIN. The album arrives on March 17 via Equal Vision. Pre-order it here. Today, the band has shared the […]
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BURY TOMORROW Release New Video for “Abandon Me”

October 6, 2022 Alan Ronson Comments Off on BURY TOMORROW Release New Video for “Abandon Me”
BURY TOMORROW ANNOUNCE ITS NEW ALBUM THE SEVENTH SUN OUT MARCH 31, 2023 VIA MUSIC FOR NATIONS British metal sextet Bury Tomorrow has announced the release of their seventh album, aptly titled The Seventh Sun. The album will be released on March 31, 2023, on Music For […]
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VOLUMES: “Happier?”

November 18, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off on VOLUMES: “Happier?”
For over a decade, the progressive metal band, Volumes, (Myke Terry- vocals, Michael Barr- vocals, Raad Soudani- bass, Nick Ursich- drums) has been releasing incredible music.  With their bouncy riffs, groovy breakdowns, and shared vocals, […]
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WAGE WAR: “Manic”

September 30, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off on WAGE WAR: “Manic”
I write several reviews every month.  I listen to a lot of music and enjoy a fair amount of the stuff that comes my way.  I’m sure you can relate with me when I say […]
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Phinehas: “The Fire Itself”

August 25, 2021 Alan Ronson Comments Off on Phinehas: “The Fire Itself”
Could you make a list of bands that have a few “out-of-this-world” tracks that you love with the rest just don’t really “grab” you?  For me, one of the bands on that list would be […]
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Fame on Fire: Levels

March 11, 2021 admin Comments Off on Fame on Fire: Levels
“What are you guys? Like, a cover band or something?” Fame on Fire, tackles the popular misconception, outright, with their banger of a intro, on Levels. The band may have amassed their following by covering […]
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Trivium: What the Dead Men Say

April 20, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off on Trivium: What the Dead Men Say
GRAMMY-nominated band Trivium has been building a solid fan base by writing outstanding music since its beginning in 1999. Many thought they would never be able to surpass the success of 2017’s “The Sin and the […]
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August Burns Red: Guardians

March 30, 2020 Alan Ronson Comments Off on August Burns Red: Guardians
August Burns Red has been a driving force of American metalcore since its inception in 2003. Now, the two-time Grammy Award nominees are delivering their ninth studio album, Guardians through Fearless Records on April, 3, […]