TSTW

 "Listen & Forgive is an album that, even if not at the top positions, ranks well in the 2011 'Alternative' scene releases."

 "Thanks to them and other 'underground' groups, the pop rock genre is reviving, and the absence of stylistic falls in their discography is proof of that."

Transit’s third album, Listen & Forgive, marks their debut on Rise Records and offers a refreshing revival of the pop rock genre. Stepping away from typical pop punk and emo clichés, the album delivers light, engaging, and enjoyable tracks. The band is positioned among promising alternative acts revitalizing the scene since 2010. Though not topping charts, the album stands out for its consistency and contribution to the genre's comeback. Listen to Transit’s Listen & Forgive and explore the fresh wave of pop rock revival today!

 Boogadaboogadaboogada! synthesizes all the characteristics of pop punk: fun, irreverence, madness, and a great vibe.

 If Screeching Weasel hadn’t existed, Green Day would never have existed.

Screeching Weasel's 1988 album Boogadaboogadaboogada! is a cornerstone of pop punk, blending fun, irreverence, and hardcore punk elements. With 26 short, energetic songs, the album helped shape the genre's underground comeback. Its influence extends to bands like Green Day, making it essential listening for punk fans. Listen to Boogadaboogadaboogada! now and experience the roots of modern pop punk!

 This album cannot fail to impress.

 Behind any of their songs, there isn’t just an emotion; there is much more. There is an entire life.

This review praises La Dispute's album Wildlife as a deeply affecting and masterful record that goes beyond typical genre boundaries. It highlights the album's emotional intensity and exceptional lyricism, describing it as a work that becomes part of the listener. The album is considered better than their 2008 predecessor and impossible to categorize conventionally. Overall, it's celebrated as a profound and unforgettable listening experience. Experience the emotional intensity of La Dispute's Wildlife—listen now and feel the music that moves beyond genres.

 Ultra-technical skate punk/melodic hardcore punk group, author of this album "We" dated 2011.

 This is a great album. But anyone who’s nostalgic for the 70s is certainly not obliged to listen.

The review praises Forus' 2011 album 'We' as a standout melodic hardcore punk record, emphasizing the band's instrumental skill and energy. It contrasts modern punk's quality with nostalgic purists who dismiss today's music. The album features technical and fast-paced tracks with memorable riffs. Fans of punk and melodic hardcore will find this album highly rewarding. Explore Forus' powerful and technical 'We' album—listen now to experience modern melodic hardcore punk at its best!

 Absolutely nothing new, to be clear, it’s not the album that lights up the bulb in your head, but it’s a good recommendation for those around 14 to 17 years old.

 Adults abstain.

This review of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus' debut album Don’t You Fake It describes it as an energetic, adolescent-focused pop-rock record. Though nothing groundbreaking, it remains enjoyable especially for younger listeners aged roughly 14 to 17. The reviewer praises fast-paced tracks like "In Fate’s Hands" and "Face Down," but criticizes some overly sugary songs. Overall, it’s a good album but not one that aims high or appeals to adults. Discover the energetic pop-rock vibes of Don’t You Fake It—perfect for youthful music fans. Listen now and relive adolescent rock energy!

 I had never heard a band improve so much from a horrible debut.

 We Are The Ocean move away from a saturated genre to one still not very original, yet demonstrating a great improvement and excellent potential.

The review praises We Are The Ocean's second album, Go Now And Live, for showing significant improvement from their earlier work. The band transitions from a harsh screamo style to a more melodic pop rock sound, featuring effective dual vocals. Though not highly innovative, the album is enjoyable and shows promise for the band's future growth. Listen to We Are The Ocean's Go Now And Live and explore their promising evolution in pop rock!

 There are albums and artists that let you see the world of music from their perspective.

 Perhaps in 2005 humanity was not yet ready for 'Between The Heart & The Synapse'. Perhaps it never will be.

This review praises The Receiving End Of Sirens' album 'Between The Heart & The Synapse' as a pioneering and experimental work in the post-hardcore genre. Led by Casey Crescenzo, the album combines multiple genres into a unique musical journey that stands above mainstream releases. Despite its brilliance, the band did not gain the widespread recognition they deserved. The review evokes the album as a rare experience of musical elevation and creativity. Explore the visionary sounds of The Receiving End Of Sirens and experience 'Between The Heart & The Synapse' – a must-listen for post-hardcore fans!

 One of the coolest Melodic Hardcore Punk, or rather Punk albums in general, ever?

 What you find inside that round object with a hole in the middle... is pure energy, a grenade to plug into headphones.

No Trigger's album Tycoon arrives after a six-year wait, exceeding even the band's acclaimed debut, Canyoneer. The review praises its intense, fast, and direct melodic hardcore style, highlighting its exceptional groove and powerful energy. It is described as a technical yet passionate album that delivers pure musical vigor. The reviewer emphasizes Tycoon's status as a must-listen punk album with an explosive impact. Listen to No Trigger's Tycoon and experience melodic hardcore at its finest—pure energy you can't miss!

 "This album is not under copyright, but rather copyleft, it can be reproduced anywhere by anyone; it can be downloaded for free from the band’s Jamendo page and it must be done, absolutely."

 "Chills and more chills. Not to mention all the other lyrics. This is no longer melodic hardcore. It could be defined as melodic singer-songwriter Punk influenced as much by Propagandhi as by De André."

Airesis' album 'Spettri' transcends typical melodic hardcore, blending influences from Punk and singer-songwriter traditions with intense, poetic lyrics. The review highlights its unique sound, comparing it to Propagandhi and De André, and emphasizes its free copyleft availability. It's praised as a rare and powerful musical work that's deeply affecting and hard to find a parallel for. The poetic and chilling nature of the lyrics stands out as a defining feature. Explore Airesis' 'Spettri' and experience a haunting fusion of melodic punk and poetic lyrics—download it for free now!

 One of the best albums of this year.

 Stopping at listening to just one track of an album like this should be illegal.

Balance And Composure's 2011 album 'Separation' is praised as one of the year's best releases. The band expertly mixes genres including emo, post-hardcore, and alternative rock. The production is flawless with strong instrumentals and vocals. Despite being largely unknown, this album is highly recommended for its creativity and energy. Listen to 'Separation' by Balance And Composure now and discover a flawless blend of emotion and experimentation!