Bram van Rijen

Parker Cannon sounds freed in No Pressure. Hence the band name. Although this TSSF album is solid, it's also a bit too solid. I bit too much formula going on here.

Insanely good. The progressiveness is balanced out with their more raw energy and sound.

So fun. It's great to hear a more energetic fun side of hardcore these days. Reminds me Rhythm Of Fear by M.O.D.

I absolutely love this band and this album might be my favourite. The way the guitars switch between riffs and mathy/prog type playing, hell yes.

Great atmospheric progressive metal. Omega Severer is insane!

Chicken isn't the only fried thing coming out of Kentucky. This is 27 minutes of pure heaviness. And I love it.

Call an amberlamps

One of the most exciting punk albums in a long time.

Incredible, harrowing album.

There's more to this deathgrind than just...grind.

Nice meandering album. The last track had a special dreamy melancholic vibe to it.

All a bit too slick for me.

I spend way too much time watching these guys on YouTube.

This is the type of grindcore that hits the soul.

The mixing/production is all wrong.

'Fucks' is a fantastic beast of a song. Combining ferocious Fucked Up with their unique open sound.

When I'm procrastinating this is my go to 'let's fucking go!' music.

Bringing some Everytime I Die heaviness here. Still digg their energetic poppunk sauce too.

This one will need to sink in, but on a Monday afternoon this is just, above anything else, giving me a headache.

This album has some of the most intense moments I ever heard recorded.

God, every song gets heavier and heaveier and I'm here for it. More guterals, sudden stops. And that snare, that snare...

Although sometimes I find TSSF a bit too slick, this slow burner slams. Looking forward to the new album.

Wonderful, mellow treat, after their massive album 'Life Under the Gun'. The NOFX cover is a nice little gem.

Dipping my toes in folk lately. Discovered 'Magpie' through True Detective, Night Country. And the whole album is great.

Instrumental post-rock/-metal is my go-to focus music. It takes me to other dimensions. And ASIWYFA is a staple.

The saxophone in All The Way (Stay) hits me every time, love it.

is this their best? I don't know. Jimmy Eat World is my hot bath. I love them.

This is punkrock perfection.

Deeply touching blackened metal.

Faith in emo restored with this beautiful, meandering album. There's something about their chords that brings a deeper level of, well, emo.