Jonas Sees In Color // Jonas Sees In Color

Jonas Sees In Color have successfully written a feel-good pop rock album. Their self-titled debut is a genuinely enjoyable album. The difference between Jonas Sees In Color and many other pop-rock bands is that this CD has enough moments where their originality shines through that you know that they are capable of refining [...]

In The Unlikely Event // The Fall of Troy

From the opening track you can hear how the Fall of Troy’s musicianship has evolved. This is a band that continues to be unpredictable, meshing multiple genres together and jumping between genres effortlessly. It is a familiar sound, keeping fans happy, but the band have pushed themselves once more to create an album that challenges [...]

Invisible Embraces // The New Collisions

Talk about a pleasant blast from the past! This album could hold its own on a shelf next to my mom’s 80s pop records. Singer Sarah Guild has a great vocal range and she sure knows how to use it. Listening to Invisible Embraces really almost sounds like I’m listening to a modern, more upbeat [...]

Sweet Fist // Super 400

Let me start off by saying this album isn’t bad. These are good musicians creating good music. It’s just that nothing about this album doesn’t give me Deja Vu. I understand that a band started thirteen years ago may have roots and influences in early rock, but I wish that they had incorporated their influences [...]

This Will Be The Death Of Us // Set Your Goals

Yet another band that I was heretofore unfamiliar with. Being a part of a genre I don’t generally listen to, I wasn’t sure how to approach Set Your Goals. Although it’s not something I would generally pick up, This Will Be The Death Of Us holds its own as a modern pop punk [...]