Out Of Rage

• REVIEW: Broadside - Nowhere, At Last | Out Of Rage | April 5, 2026, 11:29 a.m.
BROADSIDE has never been a band built for standing still. Over the past decade, the trio from Richmond, Virginia has treated pop‑rock less as a genre and more as a moving target, reshaping their sound with each release rather than settling into a familiar formula. Their palette spans the emotional volatility of Taking Back Sunday, the cinematic sheen of The Killers, the brooding grit of AFI, and the arena‑ready swagger of Kings of Leon - touchstones that emerge less as imitation and more as infl

• REVIEW: Bilmuri - KINDA HARD | Out Of Rage | April 10, 2026, 7:56 p.m.
A band that is rooted in various genres ranging from R&B to **checks notes** Crabcore, might sound strange in theory, but in actuality BILMURI have just released a belter of an album on this lovely Friday morning. The thirteen track album blurs lines between Metal and Country and somehow makes it seamless. The band have created such a unique sound for themselves and this album consolidates just that.BILMURI are seen as a band full of unseriousness but behind the charade of frivolous song titles