On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of 'Past//Present//Future' by Meet Me @ The Altar
"Today we’re talking about the debut full length by American pop-punk trio Meet Me @ The Altar. Originally forming and working on music online while the members lived in different states across the US, they wrote and recorded music for 3 years until their first tour in 2018. After gaining public support from The Wonder Years and All Time Low the band were signed to Fuelled by Ramen in 2020. After releasing 4 EP’s over 7 years the band announced their Debut full length while performing on the late show with Stephen Colbert. Today we give our one chance review of Past//Present//Future by Meet Me @ The Altar."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of 'Thanks but No Thanks' by Can't Swim
"So today we’re talking about the fourth studio album from american post-punk band Can’t Swim. After forming in 2015 the band quickly signed to Pure Noise Records before releasing their first EP ‘Death Deserves A Name” The band released their first full length album ‘Fail You Again’ in 2017 followed up a year later with ‘This Too Won’t Pass’. Over the next 2 years Can’t Swim released 3 EP’s that they used to experiment with different styles before combining the new sound on 3rd full length release ‘Change Of Plans’ in 2021. Now 18 months later we give our One Chance review of ‘Thanks but No Thanks’ by Can’t Swim.
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of To Hell And Back (2023) by Cuffs
"So today we’re talking about the debut album from the Brisotlian punk outfit, Cuffs. Forming in 2019 the band have gigged extensively, honing their live show to an unmissable experience, up and comers on an always vibrant UK punk scene, Cuffs have music with a message that you simply can’t ignore. Today we give our one chance review of To Hell And Back by Cuffs."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of God Save The Teen (2023) by ModSun
"So today we’re talking about the 5th studio album from Minnesotan multi-instrumentalist, rapper and singer Mod Sun. Starting musical life drumming in pop-punk bands Sideline Heroes and Semester before becoming the drummer for post-hardcore band Four Letter Lie, eventually leaving to pursue a solo career in Rap and becoming the drum tech for Scary Kids Scaring Kids. He went on to become the full time drummer for Scary Kids.. before leaving to release 3 solo hip-hop/rap albums between 2015 & 2017. 2021’s album Internet Killed the Rockstar marked Mod Sun’s return to pop-punk and saw him rise to the fore-front of the new wave of rappers making heavier music alongside the likes of Machine Gun Kelly. Today we give our One Chance review of God Save The Teen by Mod Sun."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Sky Void Of Stars (2023) by Katatonia
"Today we’re going to be talking about the 12th studio album from Swedish heavy metal band Katatonia. Originally forming as a death metal band in 1991, after several years of touring and recording the band switched styles to focus on clean melodic vocals whilst keeping the music heavy. Over the next 20 years the band toured the world writing and releasing multiple records until 2018 when they announced they would be going on hiatus following an injury to a member. The band reformed for a 10 year anniversary show in 2019 before releaseing a new album in 2020. This year the band released their 12th record and today we give our One Chance Review of Sky Void Of Stars by Katatonia."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Lies They Tell Our Children (2023) by Anti-Flag
"Today we’re going to be talking about the 13th studio album by long serving American punks; Anti-Flag. Originally forming in 1988 but failing to solidify a line up the band broke up before reforming in 1992 when they released a 17 track demo record. Over the next 30 years Anti-Flag toured relentlessly, releasing album after album of hard hitting political punk, earning them a dedicated fan base, alongside a lot of criticism from mainstream media and music stores for what was labelled an 'Anti-American' attitude. During the pandemic Anti-Flag were forced to break from their regular touring schedule and wrote and recorded their 13th album. Today we give our One Chance review of Lies They Tell Our Children by Anti-Flag."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Higher Lonely Power (2023) by Fireworks
"Today we’re talking about the 4th Studio album from Detroit based power-pop band; Fireworks. The band formed back in 2004 under the name Bears before becoming Fireworks later that same year, after 5 years of touring and EP’s the band released their first album All I Have To Offer Is My Own Confusion, the released 2 follow up records Gospel in 2011 and Oh, Commo Life in 2014 before going on Hiatus. Reforming in late 2019 with the plans to release an album in 2020 which were halted by the Covid-19 Pandemic. They were finally able to record and release their 4th album on January 1st 2023. Today we give our one chance review of Higher Lonely Power"
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair (2008) by La Dispute
"Today we’re talking about the 1st full length Studio album from Post-hardcore legends La Dispute. Originally recorded and released in 2008 and later re-mastered and re-released in 2018 as a 10 year anniversary special, this record was wildly regarded at time of release as part of the new wave of Hardcore helped to be popularised on blogging site Tumblr. Since releasing this record in 2008, LA Dispute have released 3 other albums, Wildlife, Rooms of the House and Panorama as well as a soundtrack to a documentary about the band called Tiny Dots. Today we give our one chance review of Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair by La Dispute."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Past Lives (2022) by L.S. Dunes
"Today we’re talking about the Debut album by Post-hardcore supergroup LS Dunes. The band formed in the midst of the Covid Pandemic in 2020 and consists of Saosin/Circa Survive Vocalist Anthony Green, My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero, Coheed and Cambria Guitarist Travis Stever, Thursday’s Bassist Tim Payne and Drummer Tucker Rule. The band released their debut single in August 2022 and followed with a live Debut at Riot Fest in September. After releasing 2 more singles the band’s debut album dropped in November 2022. Today we give our one chance review of Past Lives by LS Dunes."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of The Death of Peace of Mind (2022) by Bad Omens
"Today we’re talking about the 3rd Studio album from American Metalcore band Bad Omens. Formed in 2015 and signed to Sumerian records shortly after, the band released their debut Self-titled record in 2016. Having toured with a who’s who of Metalcore bands across the US and other parts of the world, the band released follow up record ‘Finding God Before God Finds Me’ in 2019. Following up with their first headline tour which was cancelled amidst the Covid-19 Panic, the band returned to live music in 2022 and released their 3rd record. Today we give our one chance review of The Death of Peace of Mind by Bad Omens."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of A Brief Moment In The Sun (2022) by Soulside
"Today we’re talking about the 4th studio release from 80’s Post-hardcore band Soulside. Forming in 1985 under the name Lunchmeat the band played shows until August of the same year then took a break for the members to start college. They reformed for a few months in 1986 under the name Soulside before going on another hiatus until 1987. After reforming in 1987 the band wrote, recorded and toured extensively before calling it quits in 1989. The band reformed in 2014 and released a 7” in 2020. Today we give our one chance review of Soulside’s first album in over 30 years, A Brief Moment In The Sun."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Endure (2022) by Special Interest
"Today we’re talking about the 3rd Studio album from New Orleans based Glam punks Special Interest. The band originally formed as a 2-piece in 2015 to play a single basement show using a 70’s drum machine and power tools to create a background to singer Alli Logouts piercing vocals. Adding 2 new members and after 2 previous full lengths and a remix version of the second, the 3rd studio album was released in 2022 to critical acclaim. Today we give our one chance review of Endure by Special Interest."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of hugo (2022) by Loyle Carner
"Today we’re talking about the 3rd Studio album from British Hip-Hop artist, Loyle Carner. Carner’s first official gig came in the form of a support slot for MF Doom back in 2012. He then toured extensively for over 5 years before finally releasing his first full length record in 2017. The record garnered critical acclaim, being named Record of the Year by The Independent. His second record was equally well received and charted at number 3 on the UK album charts, joining his first record in being certified Gold in the same year. Today we give our one chance review of hugo by Loyle Carner."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Blue Rev (2022) by Alvvays.
"Today we’re talking about the 3rd Studio album from Canadian indie-pop band Alvvays. Formed by vocalist Molly Rankin and her Partner and guitarist Alec O’Hanley in 2011 the band have toured extensively and their second album won the Alternative Album Juno award in 2018. Both of the bands first 2 albums were shortlisted for the Polaris Music prize. Their music has been described as ‘jangle pop’ full of melody and feeling. Today we give our one chance review of Blue Rev by Alvvays."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of Color Decay (2022) by The Devil Wears Prada.
"Today we’re talking about the 8th studio album from Ohio Metalcore outfit, The Devil Wears Prada. Forming as a ‘Christian Metal band in 2005 the band released their first full length record in 2006. Over the years the band have released 7 full lengths and several EP’s and toured with the biggest names in Metalcore. When recently asked, vocalist and guitarist Kyle Sipress stated most of the band do not consider themselves Christian Metal and haven’t for a long time. Filled with vitriol and melody, The Devil Wears Prada have one of the best back catalogues in metal, with something for almost everyone on each record. Today we give our One Chance review of Color Decay."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of The Hum Goes On Forever (2022) by The Wonder Years.
"Today we’re talking about the 7th Studio album by Pennsylvania pop-punk band The Wonder Years. The band formed in 2005 as an easycore/pop-punk group writing songs for laughs with catchy choruses and not a lot of meaning, over the past 18 years they developed a more melodic emotional style of playing focussing on love, loss, life, death and hope. From the days of writing about Steve Irwin and Moshing as exercise to Fatherhood and Systemic Failures The Wonder Years have matured lyrically and musically."
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On this episode Sean & Will give their one chance review of The End, So Far (2022) by Slipknot. "On today's episode we’re talking about the 7th studio album by everyone’s favourite masked metallers - Slipknot. The band formed as a 9-piece metal outfit in Iowa in 1995, after recording a few Demo’s the first album was released in 1999. Slipknot’s line up has been in constant flux since their formation as has their style. From heavy metal to acoustic sing-a-longs, they band have shown an abundance of musical variety across their 27 year career." Listen to the record here
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