Tag: blue grape music
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INITIATE – “Numb the Pain”
The answer to surviving our anguish balances strength as resilience and the endurance of the heart on the lead single from the SoCal hardcore band’s new EP, ‘With Love // With Rage’.
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Restraining Order – “Used Love”
If you see Restraining Order coming your way while you’ve got a book in your hands, that’s your cue to book it in the opposite direction…
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Spiritual Cramp – “Young Offenders”
The San Fran punks’ latest reminds us that it’s okay to make lasting memories from hedonism and fun times even when the world around us is ending.
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Restraining Order – “Were You There”
On the latest preview off ‘Future Fortune’, the Western Mass hardcore punk band pulls up for their days ones, but don’t mistaken their sincerity for softness…
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White Reaper – “Blink”
On the latest single off their new album, ‘Only Slightly Empty’, the Kentucky rockers set their sights on greater pop-rock ambitions intent on catching the eye (and ear) of the masses.
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Spiritual Cramp – “At My Funeral”
A brash villain’s epilogue that gives two flips to the lack of anyone crying by the San Francisco’s punks’ casketside from their new album, ‘RUDE’.
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Restraining Order – “Know Not”
A message on how to out-smart the streets of the world at their own game on the lead single off the Western Massachusetts hardcore-punk band’s new album, ‘Future Fortune’.
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Recommended Album: Superheaven – ‘Superheaven’
The return effort from the Doylestown heavy-gazers stakes its claim as a big rock album with impact under their own terms and timeline.
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Superheaven – “Stare At The Void”
The black hole sun has grown even larger in pulling in some of Superheaven’s most melodic gravity yet.
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Superheaven – “Cruel Times”
The forecast may be bleak, but with friends in the sky like Superheaven, it’s at least keeping it from falling on the lead single off the grunge-core band’s first new album in a decade.
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Superheaven – “Numb To What Is Real”
The second return single from the influential purveyors of the modern grunge-gaze movement hits the Earth’s atmosphere with big impact.
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Superheaven – “Long Gone”
The second coming of the seminal grungy post-hardcore band isn’t promising salvation, but it’s good to have them back to burn with the rest of the world.