It’s spontaneous yet subdued. It’s thematic and filled with meaning. At the same time, it’s outwardly more humorous than literal. It’s artistically multi-faceted and in bulk is the end result of a lot of partying. It’s Psychocide’s music.
Posts Tagged ‘punk’
Psychocide – Alcohol and Bad Decisions
Posted by Tyler Spivey on March 6th, 2017
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Tags: alcohol and bad decisions, montreal, pop, power pop, psychocide, punk, punk rock, rock 
No Comments »F.O.D. – Harvest
Posted by Tyler Spivey on February 27th, 2017
Listening to F.O.D.’s music is a bit of a double-edged sword when it comes to the attention span. Mine is rather short. I have a hard time sitting through an entire song if I don’t like the first 30 seconds. But, I feel like this quartet’s new album is playing tricks on my mind. Seeing […]
Darko – Bonsai Mammoth
Posted by Adam Webb on January 30th, 2017
Punk music has been a staple of the rock scene for nearly 50 years, with the hardcore subgenre forming and coming into its own in the last 25. Now Darko have their own take to add with their album “Bonsai Mammoth.”
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: bonsai mammoth, darko, guildford, hardcore, punk, rock, uk, united kingdom No Comments »Kilkovec – Change Video
Posted by Tyler Spivey on January 23rd, 2017
It’s almost time to take the Plunge. Kilkovec’s new EP is due January 27th. We got a chance to review the release in November. Now the group has offered up a new video for Change.
Destroy The Line – Ordinary
Posted by Tyler Spivey on January 9th, 2017
When thinking about punk, many people (myself included) think of loud, fast, yet simple music. I imagine a group of guys banging on their instruments and guitarists perpetually playing chords with an open fifth. I think of something that displays a lot of passion, but at times, not the most precision. Destroy The Line is […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: destroy the line, ep, ordinary, progressive, punk, rock, single, thrash, war No Comments »MILLION – The smallest Creature
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on January 2nd, 2017
Doing anything objectively can be tough for human beings. We will always have underlying opinions about things like politics, pop culture, social media and music – along with just about everything else. Those opinions may accidentally sneak to the surface of any seemingly objective decision or review, but I do my best to prevent that […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: garage, Iacovos Stylianides, metal, million, punk, rock, Stefanos Marnerides, Stefanos Nicolaou, the smallest creature No Comments »Clark’s Secret Identity – The Promise of a Wonderful Future
Posted by Tyler Spivey on December 19th, 2016
While Clark’s Secret Identity has too few releases under its belt to be considered prolific, I will say that there was little wait (exactly 12 months) between the release of the debut EP and the release of the debut album. Hell, the band played its first live show this past April. The stylistically ambiguous Pennsylvania […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: clark's secret identity, doom, pop, progressive, punk, rock, The Promise of a Wonderful Future No Comments »Spun Intended – Learn to Love EP
Posted by Adam Webb on November 28th, 2016
Punk has come a long way (at least the subject matter has) in the 40 years since its inception and punk outfit Spun Intended have taken from the old school and mixed elements of traditional rock they call “Gonzo Rock” for their “Learn to Love” EP.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: ep, gonzo rock, learn to love, punk, spun intended No Comments »3 Kisses – Angels Bleed Black
Posted by Tyler Spivey on November 28th, 2016
The purpose of music reviews is to inform and entertain the public on the work of a particular artist. Even if it’s only reviewing one album, it’s almost a necessity to have prior knowledge of past albums and other releases to be able to discuss the likely evolution the artist will undergo with time. Since […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: 3 kisses, angels bleed black, party punk, punk No Comments »Runaway Kids – Better Days EP
Posted by Gavin Gaither on October 10th, 2016
Forming a band is not easy. I can’t really say I know from experience as I’ve only ever played two years’ worth of saxophone in middle school. There was one day in high school where a couple of friends and I came up with a Christian band name, “Cross Word,” but that never got off […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: alkaline trio, better days, pennywise, punk, rock, runaway kids, sum 41 No Comments »
