Soundwave

(Introduction) Picture this. The year is 2006. The world saw a huge rise in the Warped Tour and emo scenes with the likes of My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, Panic! At The Disco, Paramore, and many others leading the charge for a generation of new listeners being introduced to a new world of rock and metal. Now picture this. A band that saw small town success as a deathcore band in the 90's slowly turning into screamo and metalcore giants amongst some of the best that the scene had to offer at the time. Generating a lot of buzz from their highly successful 2004 record "They're Only Chasing Safety" which would be later regarded as one of the greatest scene releases of all time and would later lay down the ground work for what would become "Define The Great Line". As we go through this album review/analysis we have to understand what makes "Define The Great Line" the truly legendary album that it is. What made it such a cultural phenomen

As we continue through this odd year that is 2021 the music industry continues to thrive as the releases that are coming out have been some the best releases the scene has had in quite sometime and Fallstar's thriving comeback record "Sunbreather" is one of those said records. In five years Fallstar really managed to step up their game here as the band's self proclaimed "The best record of all time" the band try to set a high bar for themselves and succeed at it as "Sunbreather" is without a doubt one of the heaviest, well balanced, and eclectic heavy records that have come in some time. And since it's been five years since their last record "Future Golden Age" and two years since the release of their side project Northlander's "Forces Of Light"; how do the band manage to hold their own after five years of inactivity?. For those who don't know Fallstar for a quick summary they are a metalcore band that just so happen