Tag: run for cover records
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Graham Hunt – “Getting Older”
The prolific DIY songwriting is aging not only gracefully, but timelessly, too, in his song on the latest highlight off his new album, ‘American Pyramid’.
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Anxious – “Don’t Move”
The barriers of the Anxious attachment style are really beginning to show, even when momentum keeps tilting fast forward in the emotive melodic hardcore band’s favor.
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Citizen – “Good Fortune”
Bad fortune in relationships aside, this chapter is another good one for the evolutionary post-hardcore rockers.
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Self Defense Family – “Reclusion”
Patrick Kindlon’s experimental punk band reemerges with a profound grace that can only be found from finding a home outside of this world within it.
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Fiddlehead – “Porch Light”
Leveraging heart-thumping melodicism has always been Fiddlehead’s stronghold, and here, it doubles as the power to make even the worst of times sound kind of beautiful as you’re navigating the darker days of life season’s with another.
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Fiddlehead – “The Dogs”
Listening to the ‘Baby I’ll Change’ positive anthem, you can’t help but wonder why we all can’t have adult friendships like the ones the guys in Fiddlehead have…
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Fiddlehead – “Baby I’ll Change”
With death again in view, the Boston post-hardcore band sits with their thoughts and lets silence hold space in their catharsis on the central epitaph off their new EP.
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Recommended Album: Basement – ‘WIRED’
The English melodic hardcore rockers’ return LP is a testament to waiting the odds out in their favor and collectively becoming a bigger energy than ever.
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Citizen – “Highs and Lows”
The Midwestern post-hardcore rockers are being more real with us than ever on the lead single off their new album, ‘Halcyon Blues’.