Another Breath
The God Complex
Panic (2009)
It's been quite some time since Another Breath released Mill City. Granted it has only been a few years, but in hardcore that means an eternity; a lot has transpired in the world of hardcore since 2006. Countless bands have come and gone. Some have come back too! Essentially, the entire landscape of hardcore has transformed. In spite of all the changes that have occurred, one can always count on the fact that the music will remain inspired. The God Complex is no different. The album showcases vocalist Ted Winkworth's internal discussion on the existence of a higher power. Instead of falling into clichéd footholds that many preceding musicians have, Winkworth personalizes the story and takes on the issue in an educated manner. Musically, The God Complex is just as strong as the lyrical component. The album begins with "No God" and I immediately remember why I loved Another Breath so much. Powerful guitars that remind me of Quicksand lead the song into action. The song shifts its focus to standard fair hardcore with fast-paced drumming and more upbeat guitars. Eventually the song reverts to the thick grooves of the rhythm section with the driving guitars returning. "Sin Eater" follows … Read more
Young Livers / Army of Ponch
Live at The Atlantic: Volume 1
Sound Study (2009)
What strikes in a live show doesn't always show evenly on the studio reproduction. My first thoughts on Sound Study's … Read more
The Metroschifter
Carbonistas
Noise Pollution (2009)
Scott Ritcher was one of the masterminds behind the rise of Louisville hardcore in the early 90's. He had some … Read more
