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Some Fear Let The Pressure Linger On "Word Eater"

Written By: Big C When life keeps taking bites out of you, eventually you learn what’s worth holding onto. Some Fear, the Oklahoma City four-piece, channel exhaustion directly into Word Eater. Across eight patient, texture-heavy tracks, the band’s slowcore foundation turns depression, financial strain, and emotional isolation into something dense. Tracks like I Don’t Want To Spend My Money and Dia reinforce the album’s core tension, where personal burnout and societal pressu

Charles Luberisse

2 days ago1 min read

Some Fear Turn Economic Pressure Into Sound On "I Don’t Want To Spend My Money"

Written By: Big C Pressure doesn’t always explode. Instead, it tightens over time. Oklahoma City four-piece Some Fear translate that slow burn into sound, channeling financial strain into something heavy and unshakable. On I Don’t Want To Spend My Money , it’s not just frustration—it’s the feeling of being stuck inside a system that refuses to bend. The single confronts class disparity head-on, built on churning guitars and patient slowcore textures. Branden “Bran” Palesano

Charles Luberisse

Mar 181 min read

Pope "Make You Feel" & Sit With Grief & Connection

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Izze Thompso Loss rarely gives you time to understand it. On Make You Feel , New Orleans band Pope sit inside that moment, shaping confusion and connection into something tangible. Built on ringing guitars and hard-hitting drums, the song carries a quiet intensity that never fully settles. "Make You Feel" holds two emotional currents at once. with that duality playing out in the structure itself. Written in the immediate aftermath of losing a

Charles Luberisse

Mar 172 min read

Pope Return Home Loud On Long-Awaited Album "BFM"

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Izze Thompson BFM lands with the weight of time, friendship, and unfinished conversations. Pope leans into honesty by letting warm guitars and slackened vocals carry the stories which needed years to surface. That clarity comes into focus on lead single Newboi , a cyclical, hook-laced reflection on bad habits and familiar mistakes. It feels like a homecoming built from memory, the sound of a band stepping back into the room they never really

Charles Luberisse

Feb 131 min read