The Sheila Divine "The Middle Ages" COLOR:Transparent Blue Smoke Some records are more upbeat

Some records are more upbeat and dance-y

to a steady run of boundary-pushing releases

152 stands among the most genuinely reflective and emotionally pure efforts of Taking Back Sunday’s illustrious career

this is more than style over substance and definitely not horror core - it's hip hop in it's rawest form and what we really need right now

starting up his own Rodriguez Lopez Productions label and releasing a slew of solo albums

The Sheila Divine "The Middle Ages" COLOR:Transparent Blue Smoke Some records are more upbeatAaron Perrino refuses to be beat. The Boston music scene veteran, who helms The Sheila Divine, has spent decades confounding expectations with songs that deftly weave power punching political criticism amongst mundane daily frustrations, songs that expose purest grief alongside deepest love. The Sheila Divine's upcoming sixth album, The Middle Ages, is a deeply human document of everyday life. Across ten new tracks Perrind bares his soul and searches