Their fourth album sees them widening the space between them and pop punk, while crossing the boundaries of genres from song to song.

Although straying from his own tradition by dropping a mixtape instead of a conceptual full-length, NF doesn't slow down, nor miss a beat.

With their fourth studio album, AJR takes their already original, unique sound and elevates it to a whole other level.

A Day to Remember's seventh studio album proves that they're more than their heavy roots, but at a cost.

It's eclectic, that's for sure, and one could tell it was going to be from the singles that nothing,nowhere had dropped.

5 years after the release of Grayscale's debut LP "What We're Missing," I sit down for the first time and listen to it in full.