Peter Clark

I am a writer, designer, photographer, and all around journalist. I tend to write about music, television, movies, but specifically video games. I have a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from California State University, Long Beach.
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Youth Fountain Letters to Our Former SelvesThe Old Outweighs the New in Youth Fountain's Freshman Release

Youth Fountain (formerly Bedroom Talk) is a 2-piece emotional pop-punk outfit from Vancouver. After a long time, the band has finally released their first full-length. And I'll be the first to say, it may have not been worth the wait. Letters to Our Former Selves is a collection of 12 songs, comprised of five new songs and seven songs that had been released before the album's release. With the initial release of Grinding Teeth (later re-released when they changed their name from Bedroom Talk to
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The Cold Spring Weather Blooms Cherry Blossoms

Sometimes I have no idea how I find music. It's a weird combination of factors that go into the discovery of new music. Sometimes I just have to be in the right place at the right time, in the right mindset. 花冷え。(Hanabie) is no exception to this case. The way I discovered this band, which would have easily gone undiscovered, is through a long process, and would take quite a while to explain. Hanabie is a four-piece metalcore-ish band from Japan. But as with any genre that Japan gets their hand
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Casey Where I Go When I'm Sleeping

Casey, Where I Go When I'm Sleeping. Hassle Records. Casey is an emotional melodic hardcore band from South Wales, United Kingdom. Their second full-length album, Where I go When I'm Sleeping, is a continuation of the band's journey through music. The album builds upon the overall sound of the band, nailing down their feel and allowing them to come into their own. The sea of melodic hardcore bands that surged into existence over the past few years all have their own unique sound in the hardcor