Nyght Scene Magazine | Album Reviews

Warped tour this year, and seeing
them perform the first single from
this album, Kiss Me, a song
originally from Sixpence None the
Richer, you had to stop and stare
at all the ‘bro-dudes’ who are
singing along to every word. This
album is filled with a guilty
pleasure for all. Just don’t let your
girlfriend know that you know
some of these songs. You might
not have one much longer.

Get Back Up
Weathering the Storm

Why is it that the short albums are
sometimes the best ones? This
album comes shy of 18 minutes and
is absolutely amazing. This is a
definite must have for fans of
Comeback Kid and The Gorilla
Biscuits. Despite a musical sound
that's practically everywhere in
hardcore/metal these days, it's
extremely difficult to find anything
negative about Get Back Up. The
band that comes from Buffalo, New
York, has guitars peddeling with
racing melodies, hoarse, and
meaningful vocals that bring on the
mayhem and dirty, crashing
breakdowns and mosh-along parts
for everyone.

Answer
Reprenem Respostes

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As if hardcore and metal wasn’t
hard enough to understand as is,
Answer went ahead and put it out
in a whole nother language. But
for an album that is completely in
Spanish, the band does an
amazing job vocally and musically.
I just wish I could know what he is
saying. I can’t make a full review
out of this, without understanding
the language. For those of you
who do speak Spanish fluently,
please check this album out and
review it for me!

Shit Outta Luck- Family
Traditon

Probably one of the most amazing
band name’s I have heard in a
long time. The intro message on
the first track sounds like it is
going to be an amazing hard core
record, but it falls short of
expecations. Though the album
talks about “the family that fucked
us up before we had a chance”
but with something as emotinal,
that connects to a lot of kids on
the hard core scene, you would
think that the lyrics and the music
would be better.

Pyramaze
Melancholy Beast

Metallica and Guns and Roses have
a love child. You didn’t hear that
news? Yes. They named it Pyramaze,
and it’s a beautful bouncing bundle
of metal. If you are also a fan of
Avegened Sevenfold, I would
suggest taking this band out. The
album is infectious and leaves a
lasting impression for the rest of the
album. The title track shines with
riffs far surpassing today’s talent
and will have you headbanging until
your brain spills from your ears. Its
hard to believe that this is a debut
album. I would lvoe to see what the
band has in store for their next
album, as they become a tighter
band.