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Without a doubt, "Discovering The Waterfront" remains a small gem that shines with its own light, in an ocean (genre) too crowded like today's, standing out like few others and remaining so far the peak of their career and one of the most beautiful in its field. Discover the review
Without a doubt, "Discovering The Waterfront" remains a small gem that shines with its own light, in an ocean (genre) too crowded like today's, standing out like few others and remaining so far the peak of their career and one of the most beautiful in its field.
A negligible collection, good only for the band to pay for a new villa by the sea. Discover the review
A negligible collection, good only for the band to pay for a new villa by the sea.
A record for friends, made with friends: from Caleb Shomo (Beartooth) to Aaron Gillespie (Underoath), to fellow countrymen Pierre Bouvier (Simple Plan) and Aaron Marshall (Intervals), there are many collaborations through which Silverstein tries to coexist with a pop-punk background that appears more frequently than in the past, the fidelity to the post-hardcore roots of their style, and the desire to explore alternative paths. Discover the review
A record for friends, made with friends: from Caleb Shomo (Beartooth) to Aaron Gillespie (Underoath), to fellow countrymen Pierre Bouvier (Simple Plan) and Aaron Marshall (Intervals), there are many collaborations through which Silverstein tries to coexist with a pop-punk background that appears more frequently than in the past, the fidelity to the post-hardcore roots of their style, and the desire to explore alternative paths.
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