Fall Out Boy: Save Rock And Roll Review

The review for Fall Out Boy’s return album is up on Diamond In the Rock now! Unless you lived underground and didn’t listen to music in high school, you must be curious as to how their comeback album is. Read here why Save Rock And Roll is worth your time!

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Paramore: Paramore Review

There were a lot of doubts about what Hayley Williams and company would sound like without the Farro brothers. But after all the drama, the answer to those questions are answered emphatically with ParamoreHere’s why the band’s latest album is their best work yet.

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Red: Release The Panic Review

Red had big shoes to fill with the release of their fourth album, which followed the nearly flawless Until We Have Faces. Here’s why Release The Panic doesn’t even come close to the mastery of the band’s best work.

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Senses Fail: Renacer Review

Curious as to how Senses Fail’s venture into the post-hardcore genre went? Check out Diamond In The Rock’s review for their new album Renacer here!

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Silverstein: This Is How The Wind Shifts Review

Here’s the review for Silverstein’s sixth full-length album, “This Is How The Wind Shifts!” Like I’ve mentioned in a few posts already, this blog has been turned into a full website and I won’t be posting reviews here in the future. But if you want to read this review and over 120 other rock album reviews, head over to the new Diamond In The Rock site or click here to read the Silverstein review!

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