Tag: glitterer
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The Best Hardcore & Metal Scene Albums of 2025
The reactionary effects of a scene hardening its exteriors is really taking effect, but there’s still plenty of room in the pit for thinking person’s emo, impassioned post-hardcore, and those teetering fine lines with the Best Hardcore & Metal Scene Albums of 2025.
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Recommended Album: Glitterer – ‘erer’
The latest post-hardcore of a thinking person’s substance built with stainless steel amounts to yet another steady level up for Ned Russin and company.
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Glitterer – “Not Forever”
Glitterer’s arc of progress is a thing of methodical movement, even if it takes some grueling patience to get there on the latest preview from ‘erer’.
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Glitterer – “Stainless Steel”
Through vivid static and gleam, the grungy hardcore-pop band led by Ned Russin reinforces that another version of reality can exist if we want it with a little mind trickery on the lead single off their new album, ‘erer’.
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The Best Hardcore and Metal Scene Albums of 2024
The Best Hardcore and Metal Scene Albums of 2024 are an audible shift back to heavier weight being toppled on top of you, as boundary limits have yet to cease to reach an end point.
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Recommended Album: Glitterer – ‘Rationale’
Now in full body form, the fourth album from Ned Russin’s alternative post-hardcore band takes a major step away from past haunts and leaps into the unknown, becoming more real than ever.
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Glitterer – “The Same Ordinary”
Ned Russin and company grate against the monotony on the third advance single from Glitterer’s new album, ‘Rationale’.
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Glitterer – “Just A Place”
Existential ponderings on what it is to have a home and a new found appreciation for old haunts in the spangled guitar-pop of the latest preview off ‘Rationale’.
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Glitterer – “Plastic”
The digital decay of what came before with Ned Russin’s hardcore-indie rock outlet prolongs its shelf life on the lead single off its new album, ‘Rationale’, now in full band form.
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The Best EPs & Splits of 2022
Be it new artists bubbling up from beneath the surface, favorites furthering where they’ve already been or will be going, or the mutual inspiration between two parallel worlds, 2022’s best EPs and splits are an eclectic palette in evolving form.
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