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 'Pretty Low' is a powerful, pissed-off, and above all honest hardcore album.

 The production ensures a sound impact very close to what one would experience at a concert.

Expire's 'Pretty Low' is a fierce and uncompromising hardcore album showcasing the band's intense energy and passion. With tight song structures and standout performances, especially the vocals and bass, this 12-track record delivers raw Midwest hardcore. The production captures live concert intensity, making it a must-listen for hardcore fans. Tracks like 'Forgetting' and 'Old Habits' stand out, embodying the band's frustration and honesty. Listen to Expire's 'Pretty Low' for an intense blast of raw hardcore energy!

 Counterparts know how to create music that viscerally shakes you, that becomes a part of you.

 Even in the midst of this boundless ocean of suffering and pain, they still offer us hope, and where it is not possible to offer it, they leave us at least with compassion.

This heartfelt review explores Counterparts' album 'Tragedy Will Find Us,' highlighting its emotional depth and musical maturity. Praised as at least matching their acclaimed previous album, it blends melodic hardcore with anguished vocals and profound themes of pain and hope. Brendan Murphy's vocals are emphasized as a key element enriching the listening experience. The album resonates deeply, offering both sorrow and solace. Experience the raw emotion and powerful melodies of Counterparts' 'Tragedy Will Find Us'—listen now and feel the passion.

 If 'Chaos Is Me' ended like the epilogue of a high-speed car crash, 'Party Tonight! Revolution Tomorrow!' is the action of the psychopath who immediately after the crash gets into another car and launches once again at maximum speed.

 You can only hope to survive these 12 minutes of madness and destruction, and only when you hear the last notes fade away, you will really feel safe.

This review highlights Orchid's 'Dance Tonight! Revolution Tomorrow!' as a definitive screamo album that builds on their breakthrough 'Chaos Is Me'. The music is described as extreme, chaotic, and intense, yet cathartic for listeners. The album's relentless energy and compositional maturity make it a landmark in hardcore music. Its 12-minute burst of raw emotion and high-octane soundscape is both a challenge and an unforgettable experience. Dive into Orchid’s explosive screamo world—listen now and experience raw hardcore energy!

 "I’ve been hoping on death, faith forgotten in theft. Years of heartache and guilt haunting my sleep."

 "Forgive me my Father, for I am a sinner. Unanswered. Abandoned."

Defeater's fourth album 'Abandoned' follows the band's tradition of storytelling, now focusing on a war-torn priest grappling with faith and despair. The album blends oppressive, raw hardcore instrumentation with deeply emotional lyrics. Vocal delivery is powerful and increasingly impactful with each listen. Standout tracks include 'Unanswered,' 'Spared In Hell,' and 'Atonement.' The album is considered one of Defeater's finest works, second only to 'Empty Days And Sleepless Nights.' Dive into Defeater's 'Abandoned' and experience an intense journey through emotional hardcore and compelling storytelling.

 "'Everybody Is Going To Heaven' has deservedly received excellent feedback from both the public and critics, thanks to its dark yet very warm soundscapes."

 "A majestic work, complete and without any flaw, exhibiting a compositional maturity almost unheard of among bands in the field."

Citizen's 2015 album 'Everybody Is Going To Heaven' marks a bold evolution from their pop-punk roots to a mature blend of emo revival, post-hardcore, and indie rock. Produced again by Will Yip, the album combines dark, warm atmospheres with emotional depth, earning critical and fan acclaim. Tracks like 'Heavyside' and 'Numb Yourself' showcase their compositional maturity and unique sound. This album solidifies Citizen's important role in the alternative underground scene. Listen to 'Everybody Is Going To Heaven' now and explore Citizen's powerful evolution in emo and post-hardcore!

 ‘The Difference Between Hell And Home’ is a continuous conflict between the self-destructive blame of loneliness caused by one’s own diversity and the realization that it is precisely this diversity that makes us who we are.

 ‘You are your own memorial / Find your mark and make it’

The review praises Counterparts' album as a deeply personal and intense exploration of loneliness and diversity. Brendan Murphy's vocals and the band's melodic hardcore sound create a powerful atmosphere. The themes focus on self-blame, isolation, and the search for belonging. The track 'Compass' is highlighted as a defining piece. Overall, the album resonates strongly with listeners who experience these emotional struggles. Dive into the raw emotion of Counterparts’ album and experience the poignant journey of 'The Difference Between Hell And Home' now!

 In a world of servants, thieves, and spies, I am the king.

 Stay silent and listen to this work, aware that it could be an enlightenment just as much as it might not captivate.

Code Orange's 'I Am King' presents a compelling concept about individuality and strength against conformity. The album innovatively combines brutal hardcore eruptions with dark, grungy atmospheres. Vocal interplay between gritty screams and clean singing adds depth. This release marks a pivotal evolution from their past work, signaling their rise in the hardcore scene. A bold, intense experience meant to challenge and captivate listeners. Listen to 'I Am King' and experience Code Orange’s groundbreaking hardcore revolution.

 I Create is one of these little gems, which, despite being characterized by a very limited fame, still boasts an absolutely extraordinary quality.

 All we are is now. The more I think about it, the more I realize that there couldn't have been a more fitting title.

I Create's album 'All We Are Is Now' is a hidden gem combining old-school screamo, emo, and post-rock. Despite limited fame, their quality stands out with intimate production. The reviewer highlights key tracks that evoke nostalgia and distinct styles. The album's title reflects the band's current underground status perfectly. Dive into I Create's 'All We Are Is Now' and experience an authentic blend of screamo, emo, and post-rock today!

 A flow of consciousness, a flood of emotions. Trust me, you get swept away.

 Pianos Become The Teeth are one of those bands that will survive forever, I’m sure of it.

Pianos Become the Teeth’s 'The Lack Long After' is a deeply emotional screamo album centered on the death of vocalist Kyle Durfey. The album blends screamed vocals with melodic post-rock elements, creating a powerful stream of consciousness. Praised for its lyrical impact and outstanding musicianship, it stands alongside prominent bands in its scene as a timeless masterpiece. The review expresses strong admiration, positioning this album as essential listening for fans of the genre. Listen to 'The Lack Long After' and experience Pianos Become the Teeth’s powerful emotional journey.

 Lucky Me is a record that must be listened to at full volume, every single note and every single scream from Elijah must enter our body and become part of us.

 One of the best groups in the modern hardcore scene, that with this album reaches its stylistic and compositional perfection.

Killing The Dream’s 2010 album Lucky Me is praised as one of the best hardcore releases, showcasing intense vocals, flawless production, and poetic lyrics. The album’s brief nineteen-minute runtime delivers powerful impact. With an iconic Jacob Bannon artwork and deep roots in the hardcore scene, this record exemplifies the band’s unique style and lasting influence before their separation. Dive into Killing The Dream’s Lucky Me and experience one of hardcore’s finest moments in just 20 intense minutes.