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Sailing uncharted waters with Calling All Captains’ “Unlike Me”

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Calling All Captains, the Canadian voyagers of pop-punk and post-hardcore styles, have set sail once again with their latest track, “Unlike Me”!

From the first note, I was instantly drawn to the gritty vocal tone and raw aggression that permeates the song. It’s undeniably catchy, but what sets it apart is the consistent edge that adds an extra layer of anticipation throughout. The drums and bass create a hefty groove, keeping the track punchy and driving, while the guitars provide a comforting warmth that wraps around me. What truly impressed me was the impeccable craftsmanship in the song’s structure, as the palm muted verses seamlessly build anticipation, leading to explosive choruses. If you are a fan of the catchiness you may find in a pop-punk track, but like a little extra anger in your morning coffee, get up in this track!

Join Calling All Captains on their new adventure of “Unlike Me” here, and hit them with a follow for more updates!

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Embrace your “Different” with Kala and Judge & Jury

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Kala and Judge & Jury team up again as a RMP favorite in this high energy, pop punk track, “Different.”

I was especially drawn in by the captivating energy and hefty guitars that stray away from the boundaries of conventional pop punk music. With its unique blend of genres and mesmerizing vocals, this song takes you on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Kala’s lyrics delve deep into the intricacies of embracing individuality and celebrating our differences, reminding us that it’s okay to stand out from the crowd. With its catchy melody and relatable themes, “Different” is guaranteed to get crowds amped and singing along. If you’re a fan of high energy pop punk vocals, driving guitars, and thought-provoking lyrics, this might be the next track to add to your queue!

Listen to “Different” by Kala and Judge & Jury here, and be sure to follow them for more!

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We’ve been turning up the volume “Lately” with Kala’s new track

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“Lately” is the brainchild of two Canadian friends and talented artists, Kala and Todd Barriage. What started as an instrumental for Todd’s band, Theatria, quickly transformed into a pop-punk banger with Kala’s fresh spin on lyrics and melodies.

The moment I hit play, the punchy drums, fast riffs, and captivating vocal effects had me hooked. What really stood out to me were the vocal melodies and the raw and relatable story behind the lyrics. One of my favorite sections was the breakdown when Kala sings “finally got closure” leading into a big guitar progression and drawn out chorus. If you love a well produced pop-punk track that you can yell at the top of your lungs, give “Lately” a look!

Listen to “Lately,” by Kala here, and follow him to keep posted on his upcoming album “Diary of a Depressed Creative”!

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Silverstein’s “Poison Pill” induces the best kind of sickness

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Silverstein are a go-to band for RMP, and they’ve failed to disappoint again with their new track “Poison Pill”.

While less aggressive than some artists we’ve featured in the past, “Poison Pill” delivers a unique blend of hard rock and alternative-style vocals that will leave you feeling absolutely mesmerized. From the low verses featuring deep bass and a catchy vocal melodies, to the rising choruses, this track is the perfect example of what Silverstein does best. Let’s not forget about the breakdown either – With an onslaught of instrumental and vocal mayhem, we can’t get enough of the twists and turns. If you like a heavy alternative-style or the more gritty side of rock music, don’t miss this one!

Watch Silverstein’s new music video for “Poison Pill” here, and be sure to follow them for more!

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Are you falling asleep watching generic metalcore videos?

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That’s what happened to Canadian metalcore act As The Structure Fails – though they weren’t watching, they were filming their video for “All The Weight”.

In all seriousness, it seems to be a commentary on generic and overused shots found in countless metalcore videos, which have become cliche and boring over the years.

If you want to rock out to a killer song while enjoying a good laugh at the expense of the bands As The Structure Fails is calling out, take a look now!

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The God Particle brings down the “Guillotine,” with the help of Chris Clancy and Dan Sugarman!

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Jeff Sanna is at it again, with his solo metal project, The God Particle. Teaming up with Dan Sugarman, from Ice Nine Kills, and Chris Clancy, from Mutiny Within, they bring us “Guillotine.”

The track starts off strong with your typical massive guitars and bell tolls, fit for a Viking invasion. Between heavy chugging and more intricate riffing, the guitar prowess is ever-present throughout the entire structure. Chris’ vocal performance on this one is extra full and beefy, while allowing the melodic nature to return in choruses. Of course there is a blistering solo section, so be sure to scope that out when listening! If you like a beefy power vocal, intricate lines, and instruments to match, you might like this extra metal track!

Give “Guillotine,” by The God Particle (Feat. Chris Clancy and Dan Sugarman) a listen, and be sure to follow them for future updates!

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Silverstein’s music will Live Like This

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Canadian RMP faves Silverstein recently dropped yet another stellar track, titled “Live Like This”. The track does a good job of blending some of Silverstein’s poppier leaning sounds with the post hardcore style they’re known for.

Nothing,Nowhere features on the track, lending harmonies and backing vocals to the choruses.

For anyone who is unsure about modern ‘Stein, this is a track that should reassure you that the band is headed in the right direction.

The band’s album, Misery Made Me is out now!

You can find Silverstein on: their site | Facebook | Instagram

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The God Particle offer a worthy metal “Sacrifice”

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Canadian metal project “The God Particle,” hits us with one of their all-star lineup tracks “Sacrifice!”

Jeff Sanna’s solo project: “The God Particle,” brings on Chris Clancy and Dan Bage from Munity Within to lay down vocals and the guitar solo respectively on this song. The track is exceedingly massive, with a theatrical composition style, and soaring lead vocals that add depth and power to the mix. The rising energy that they radiate contrasts especially well with the growl vocals and distorted elements!

Overall, there is some great song writing here with a compelling intro, building of energy throughout, and vocal lines that will catch you by surprise. The song is quite a journey, and if you can appreciate a symphonic leaning style, with epic vocals, and technical performance, you will want to be on it.

Give “Sacrifice” a listen, and follow “The God Particle” to stay up to date on the rest of the album details expected this year!

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Wake up to some Caffeine, courtesy of Sunset Gore

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Canadian hard rock act Sunset Gore have dropped a music video for their latest pair of singles, “Obsidian” and “Caffeine”. Musicians will know the feeling that creating or performing a great song brings – and that’s exactly what “Caffeine” is about, according to the band.

For fans of early 2000s hard rock along the line of Chevelle, Janus, or Deftones, Sunset Gore will be right up your alley. Explore the freedom that the band’s songs aim to share by taking a listen now!

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We Were Sharks track “New Low” raises the bar

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Canadian pop punk act We Were Sharks have just released their latest album, New Low, as well as the title track from the album. The song revolves around the band’s ten years together and the fans who have stuck with them from the start.

The whole album is catchy from start to finish, so I highly recommend taking a listen in your favorite streaming app or pick up a copy from the band’s store!

You can find We Were Sharks ok: their website | Instagram | Facebook