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  • 2 weeks ago | treblezine.com | Michael Pementel

    Dallas, Texas’ Bleed first made waves with their 2021 EP, Somebody’s Closer, with a sound that evoked the thick guitars of ‘90s/early 2000s nu-metal and alternative rock. And while various stylistic touches reminiscent of those eras are indeed easy to detect, Bleed build something more substantial than mere pastiche. For as much as they draw from ‘90s/ 2000s metal and alt rock, they use those elements to craft shoegaze-centric riffs that harbor enchanting melodies.

  • 1 month ago | treblezine.com | Michael Pementel

    Doylestown, Pennsylvania’s Superheaven made a name for themselves with the release of their 2013 debut album, Jar, an album whose unique sound combined hardcore with shoegaze and grunge. The group concocted a compelling blend of sound that felt strongly reminiscent of ’90s-era rock aesthetics.

  • 1 month ago | loudwire.com | Michael Pementel

    Miikka Skaffari, Getty Images / YouTube: Prosthetic RecordsSHARETWEETThough we are only five years into the 2020s, death metal is proving itself to be one of the defining genres of the decade. Looking back on the 2010s, death metal went through extraordinary growth across numerous subgenres. In the 2020s though, death metal has experienced an intriguing evolution – one marked by a new wave of bands.

  • 1 month ago | treblezine.com | Michael Pementel

    A movie can live or die by its score. A composed soundtrack has the power to amplify emotional moments, facilitating a deeper level of immersive storytelling for the viewer. Think of Wendy Carlos’ work on Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange; though visually stunning and with strong performances, Carlos’ evocative theme helps fuel the drama. The same can be said of John Carpenter’s Halloween, featuring Carpenter’s ominous score, escalating the movie’s horror and tension.

  • 1 month ago | treblezine.com | Michael Pementel

    Upon hearing a band returning from a 10-year hiatus, you might them to sound a little rusty. That certainly isn’t the case for Superheaven, who have returned even stronger after an extended break. The Pennsylvania rock band formed in 2008, releasing a handful of EPs under the name Daylight. But it was with the release of their 2013 debut LP Jar that the band began to make a name for themselves—not long afterward, they officially became Superheaven.

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