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Every Time I Die – Low Teens (2016) – Review

How Low Can You Go? Milo here. I've been consuming a lot of new stuff lately, mainly games and music, but you know, so I thought I'd share my thoughts on one of the new albums I've gotten my meaty man-grabbers on in the past week. Every Time I Die are a hardcore punk/metalcore outfit…Read more Every Time I Die – Low Teens (2016) – Review

Korn – Follow the Leader (1998) Review

Sturdily Built With An Adidas Kilt. Yo, this be Reuben. Milo might get angry that I'm reviewing a Korn album, and giving it a high score, but I don't care, because I like them. In fact, I really like 'em now. Take that, you twonk. However, if there is anything I can relate to Milo…Read more Korn – Follow the Leader (1998) Review

Deftones – Around The Fur (1997) – Review

The Great Wall of Deftones Oh no, he's doin' another one. Indeed, Milo here with another music review, after my confidence-building Songs For The Deaf review wasn't horrifically horrid, so that's nice. Now, when it comes to nu-metal, which is undoubtedly what Deftones is at its core, I am EXTREMELY cautious because, for every System…Read more Deftones – Around The Fur (1997) – Review

Queens Of The Stone Age – Songs For The Deaf (2002) – Review

First It Giveth, And It Giveth Again And Again...   Milo here, treading carefully through the realm of CD reviews temporarily. As we've seen in the past with my woeful attempt at a Metric review, which I've since deleted in shame, I'm not the most talented when writing about music, or anything really, but that's…Read more Queens Of The Stone Age – Songs For The Deaf (2002) – Review

The White Stripes – Elephant (2003) – Review

I can't think of an opening sentence. It would usually be something along the lines of "Recently, I..." or, perhaps, "Seeing that...". I have developed some sort of format for opening sentences but I don't want to follow that because it gets a bit samey. There's no reason for this review. I was just a…Read more The White Stripes – Elephant (2003) – Review

Rage Against the Machine – Evil Empire (1996) Review

I'd prefer a nice empire. Oh boy. Rage Against the Machine. They're the best. Well, maybe not the best; but one of the best. Rap, metal and rock all in one insane riff-filled package: that is Rage Against the Machine's music. This, Evil Empire, is the album that properly got me into them; as before…Read more Rage Against the Machine – Evil Empire (1996) Review

At the Drive-In – Relationship of Command (2000) Review

Relationship of Command, At the Drive-In's last album, is by far their best. It's heavier, it's melodies and bass/guitar riffs are incredible, the musical variety is brilliant, and Cedric's voice is a lot better than in previous albums. Furthermore; it's got great musicality, and the guitar, bass and drums blend exceptionally well, creating a rocking…Read more At the Drive-In – Relationship of Command (2000) Review

Sylosis – Monolith (2012) Review

Sylosis is another one of those bands that I have started listening to in the past few months, and is my most recent find. It may well be the best find of them all. Sylosis are a thrash metal band at heart; with shredding riffs, prevalent drums and generally a fast tempo to their music.…Read more Sylosis – Monolith (2012) Review