Top 5 albums of the week

week of September 19th

1. MEAGAN AVERSA - MACTHBOX EP

2. MIDLIFE- LIVE FROM THE SOUTH CHANNEL ISLAND

3. FIT FOR A KING-THE HELL WE CREATE PRE-RELEASE

4. WHITECHAPEL- SOMATIC DEFILEMENT

5. CCR AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL, APRIL 14TH 1970

MACTHBOX EP

This album is sonically amazing the dynamic progression throughout each song really allows the listener to dive deep into the tone and lyrical messaging that Meagan is trying to achieve. I personal can't stop listing to SPEED RIVER the song transports me to a slow rain on a crisp fall morning as I paddle around the foggy lake. I can't wait to hear more from this talented artist. 10/10

MIDLIFE LIVE FROM THE SOUTH CHANNEL ISLAND

Midlife is an Australian band that has been around for a little while, their music is in my mind something that everyone should experience. this live album for me is one of those albums where you have to listen to the whole thing start to finish it flows from track to track allowing the listener to not even realizes the song has ended. as someone who loves progressive styles of music midlife as provided me with endless listening this week. 9/10

FIT FOR A KING-THE HELL WE CREATE PRE-RELEASE

Fit for a king has been in my music library for a while know with this new album on its way it begs the question can this band keep providing us with classic metalcore as they always have. The three songs that have been released so far provide the answer to that question yes, they can. from brutal breakdowns that make you want to jump in the pit to the melodic vocal chorus fit for king has what it seems no intention of stopping providing us with amazing, crafted songs and album I look forward to hearing the rest of the album, 7/10

WHITECHAPEL-SOMATIC DEFILEMNET

This classic debut album from Whitechapel has been on constant rotation this week it is the album when i was younger that got me into deathcore. from the crazy speeds of double kick to the insane guitar riffs that make you feel like you're walking through the gates of hell. This album provides everything a headbanger would want out of a deathcore album and is always fun to go back and listen to. The breakdowns make me want to start a mosh in my office can't wait to go see them with trivium and between the buried and me October 25th in Toronto hope to see some of you there. 9/10

CCR AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL, APRIL 14TH 1970

From deathcore to one of my favorite bands of all time CCR (credence clearwater revival) on Friday we were Luckly enough to be treated to a digital copy of this amazing live album. when you listen to this album it is like listening to a greatest hits record. I highly recommend everyone go download this album and just sit back and enjoy they have never produced a bad song. it's always a go to for great listening 10/10