Articles by Jasamine White-Gluz

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  Bayside

  Sirens and Condolences

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2004

  Each song off of Bayside’s latest Victory release Sirens and Condolences sounds just like the one before it; classic emo guitar riffs compe...

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  Hurt Process

  Drive by Monologue

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2004

  In the CD sleeve of the Hurt Process’ latest record, the band does not shy away from acknowledging that they are influenced by the likes of...

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  Reason

  The Problems Associated with Running

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2004

  Ontario’s the Reason are making every effort to stand out in this overcrowded sea of poppy emo bands with the band’s latest tasty five-song...

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  Horse the Band

  R. Borlax

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2003

  Horse the Band’s latest release might make your head explode. Their energetic combination of new-wave synths, aggressive punk vocals and ha...

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  Anadivine

  Anadivine

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2003

  With the success of "progressive” emo bands like Coheed and Cambria, bands have begun relying less on lovelorn lyrics and are instead explo...

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  Various

  Punk Goes Acoustic

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2003

  The third instalment in the Fearless Records Punk Goes... series is a lot less hokey than the Punk Goes Metal and Punk Goes Pop releases. S...

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  Bleeding Through

  This is Love, This is Murderous

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2003

  When did Bleeding Through get to be so metal? This is Love, This is Murderous is an aggressive, haunting mix of hardcore guitar riffs and m...

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  Coheed and Cambria

  In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2003

  Take a deep breath. Coheed and Cambria’s latest effort, In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 is a whirlwind of sonic assaults, ingenious s...