Whenever a band plays a new song not everyone has heard, it is sort of an awkward experience between musicians and the crowd. Brown wasted no time to break the tension and interacted with them between breaks in verses
Freshman writer TJ Marsh chimes in with his ‘best of’ 2012 and gets right to the point. Marsh is our newest writer with a diverse interest and a great sense of humor. Expect more from this kid in 2013, unless he’s busy on the Virginia Beach.
Borza held out the microphone giving everyone the few last chances to belt out the lines “We cannot give in, no matter what they will tell us our hearts were made to withstand”. As Honour Crest finished up and were headed off the stage, fans weren’t going anywhere and demanded they play another song
Issues is they attempt to combine metal and hip-hop elements into their style. Although a daring move for the band, they do an okay job fusing the elements together. I use the word “okay”, because there is definitely room for improvement in this area
artists write songs lacking meaning simply because they’ll bring greater success. Although the song is based on a serious subject matter, this does not take away from the fact that this is a great song to move around to. The blend of instruments are immaculate and as the song comes to an end, it still goes out with a bang!
