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June Round Up


Oh wait it's July. This year itself has been going mad fast amidst this pandemic. The weeks come and go and time seems altered. I'm almost more uncomfortable with how time has felt this year than the reason why. Regardless June is done so it's time to wrap up what I've been jamming this month.







Philly based Kaonashi is a banger! If you like hardcore with a unique voice like Knocked Loose you'll enjoy them for sure. I have to say though, they really bring some interesting stuff in Coffee & Conversation. That intro is reminiscent of melodic bits in ERRA's music. I love 'em both for sure.







Abandoned By Bears is a nice summery band to jam to. Heavy hitting melodic pop-punk that always just seems to fit with warm weather.





This Day Forward- Writing In Cursive


This Day Forward was a post hardcore band from the early 2000's that brings pure energy to the table. I get a heavy nu-metal vibe from this album but it fits like the child of early Underoath and Avenged Sevenfold's Sounding The Seventh Trumpet.





Coletta- Handbook For The Recently Deceased


Oh boy, another DGD-esque band. Coletta definitely has a nice flowing vibe to them though. Flower Child exemplifies that really well but if you're into the heavier bit there's no lack of that either.





Judgement- Terra Firma


This one's a tasty one imo. I haven't delved much into Judgement themselves, but this song was posted on Reddit and I fell in love with it. It's highly reminiscent of that mid 2000's post-hardcore/emo. If you've read through my other posts you already know how much I appreciate that kind of sound.


Honorable Mentions:

sports.- I Am The Boy

Seeb- Sad in Scandinavia

Troubled Minds- Chronophobia

Stress Fractures- Totally Kyle

Chapel- Mushy Gushy



I gotta say, June was good but I was late to post my roundup, so apologies if I don't do any of the music any justice. Peep 'em and enjoy, or not. That's all for now. I have content coming down the pipe but as said before, I don't want to push articles just to post them. Roundups are structured to be posted at the end of the month but anything else should be more articulated and informative. We shall see folks, peace!


June Playlist


Also post edit: I realized I used reminiscent twice in this article, lmao.




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