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 Thrice are back in a big way.

 The skill of Thrice has always been in knowing how to reinvent themselves.

Thrice’s 2011 album Major/Minor marks a powerful return to form with revitalized energy and refined melodies. The album blends post-hardcore and 90s grunge influences under Dave Schiffman’s production. Dustin Kensrue’s vocal range shines, especially on emotional tracks like Call It In The Air. Major/Minor continues the band’s natural progression, balancing dynamism with introspection. Discover Thrice’s Major/Minor and experience their powerful comeback—listen now and explore their evolving sound!

 "Waves manages to condense everything into less pompous, shorter songs with catchy yet never trivial choruses."

 The sounds become less intricate and more incisive; the guitar is more massive (and well-produced), and the drums are also more pronounced and powerful.

Moving Mountains' Waves showcases the band's growth with more concise, powerful songs. While initially challenging their uniqueness, the album ultimately impresses with catchy choruses and solid production. Although some tracks feel less matured, it represents a confident shift from their previous work. Fans of the band will find fresh energy and a promising future direction. Listen to Moving Mountains' Waves to experience their bold and captivating new sound today!

 The riffs reek of whiskey and Black Sabbath.

 'Lawless Lands' got me incredibly pumped. The chorus is simply spectacular.

The Sword's Warp Riders successfully blends vintage Black Sabbath-inspired riffs with fresh production, creating a sci-fi themed metal album that appeals to both old and new metal fans. Key tracks like 'Tres Brujas' and 'Lawless Lands' stand out for their powerful riffs and vocal lines. The album maintains genuine energy despite modern production, delivering accessible yet authentic metal. Overall, it marks a high point in the band's career and is highly recommended for listeners craving classic metal with a contemporary twist. Crank up The Sword's Warp Riders and experience the powerful fusion of classic riffs and sci-fi metal energy today!

 "Talking Through Glass" is perhaps one of the best pieces ever written by the Californian group.

 With Beggars, their push is clearly Rock, with a strongly marked groove and energy.

Thrice's album Beggars showcases their fearless artistic growth, blending post-hardcore with new rock grooves. Standout tracks like "Talking Through Glass" and "Circles" highlight emotional depth and musical diversity. While some songs reflect Radiohead's influence and feel less compelling, the album overall marks a mature and energetic evolution. Beggars is a strong recommendation for lovers of quality and evolving music. Listen to Thrice's Beggars and experience their bold evolution in rock music today!

 "Four powerful tracks imbued with the touch of genius that has always distinguished this Massachusetts band."

 "What an opening! Powerful riffs and a hypnotic bass for a total of a massive six minutes."

Cave In's EP Planets Of Old marks a confident return after hiatus, building on previous work with four strong, varied tracks. The band blends heavy riffs and melodic vocals effectively, showing renewed creative energy. Highlights include the hypnotic 'Cayman's Tongue' and the catchy single 'Retina Sees Rewind'. The EP reflects a band still exploring their direction but in great shape. Discover Cave In's powerful new EP Planets Of Old—listen now and experience their dynamic comeback!

 Abandoning oneself to the sound of Moving Mountains is something unique.

 "Foreword" is an album to listen to with your eyes closed. Alone. Maybe when it rains outside.

Moving Mountains' EP Foreword offers a unique and immersive post-rock experience characterized by rarefied melodies and fluid structures. The band demonstrates notable growth in technical skill and production quality since their debut. The emotional depth and orchestral elements create a captivating atmosphere. The review praises the EP as a genuine and exciting contribution to the genre. Listen to Moving Mountains' Foreword EP and experience a deeply emotional post-rock journey.

 A journey lasting exactly sixty minutes, hoping it never ends.

 Once you enter their world, it will be difficult to return to the harsh reality and the usual everyday songs.

This review praises Dredg's 2009 album for its emotional depth and rich melodies blending progressive and alternative rock with pop elements. The production is highly acclaimed, with detailed soundscapes rewarding repeated listens. The album is seen as an exciting and brilliant work, close to being a masterpiece, notable for its compelling choruses, well-crafted interludes, and standout tracks. Dive into Dredg's masterpiece and experience a unique blend of progressive and melodic rock today!

 "Their talent is also evident live, where you can truly taste the fun and positive energy that every track of theirs exudes."

 "'This Will Be The Death Of Us' doesn’t bring anything new. But it gets me pumped. That can suffice."

Set Your Goals' second album delivers fast-paced, melodic pop punk filled with energy and sing-along choruses. The interplay of vocalists Matt Wilson and Jordan Brown is strong, complemented by notable guest appearances. Tracks range from beach anthems to hardcore punches, capturing the essence of punk fun. Though not groundbreaking, the album is an exciting listen for genre fans. Dive into Set Your Goals' energetic album and experience the perfect pop punk summer soundtrack!

 "Hard (so to speak) and pure Pop Punk. Not the sugary-emo-fashionable kind of the moment, but the kind that made bands like Green Day, Alkaline Trio, and Blink 182 (earlier era) successful."

 "Summer=Pop Punk=Broadway Calls. Trust me."

Broadway Calls' 2007 self-titled debut album delivers a fresh and pure Pop Punk sound reminiscent of early Green Day and Blink 182. The album stands out with energetic tracks and singalong choruses, perfect for those seeking fun and an upbeat summer soundtrack. While not groundbreaking, the record offers solid songwriting and a genuine punk vibe that avoids plastic production. It’s a great find for fans who want to jump around and enjoy accessible yet substantial Pop Punk. Listen to Broadway Calls' debut and get your summer pop punk fix now!

 If rock from the Los Angeles band The Bronx were taught in schools, there would be fewer posers.

 Matt Caughthran’s voice fits perfectly into a plot of rock and post-hardcore that leaves you breathless.

The Bronx III is a high-energy rock album full of fast, powerful songs with raw choruses. Matt Caughthran's intense vocals drive the album, which follows the explosive style established by their previous records. Despite not being revolutionary, the album offers fun and speed perfect for fans of post-hardcore. Noteworthy tracks include 'Knifeman,' 'Enemy Mind,' and 'Young Bloods,' the latter featured with a standout single and video. The album is ideal for those seeking power and passion in rock music. Dive into The Bronx III for a thrilling ride of raw, fast-paced rock—listen now and unleash the power!