Chevelle turn a simple, stomping riff into a heavy, thoughtful anthem, filled with resentment, disillusion, and realism. The dripping meat hook of pure rock.
The Five Deadly Venoms rock out heavily and bruise your ears with their angular melodies, but sometimes they dip in and out of the “soft-to-loud” formula.
At 20 minutes, the six originals and two covers display what could be one of the hottest new pop/punk bands in a genre overflowing with interchangeable bands.
Camber utilizes dissonant melodies and angular guitars to create a semi-DC sound for themselves, a move that usually puts a stake right through the emo style.
Memorable, brutal songs with elbow-swinging breakdowns ensure that both headbangers and hardcore cool-guys will love this. A well-thought out progression.