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REVIEW: Wage War - Landfall
After the release of the EP IT CALLS ME BY NAME in April of this year, WAGE WAR fans were more than satisfied, but clearly the band weren’t and carried their creative streak onwards. The band's 6th full length album Landfall was announced almost exactly a month before its release, crashing into the scene and causing a stir with such an unexpected release. The album is a 13 track onslaught of the best WAGE WAR have released yet. Having produced the album themselves for the fir
Amy Smyth
Oct 65 min read


Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, August 26th 2026
In the two weeks past, the music world has given us the shoegazey indie-rock of BEABADOOBEE, the queer emo rage of ÓMOIA, the melancholic gothic metal of LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE, and so much more. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Track of the Week: Noahfinnce - Too Sensitive In Too Sensitive, political frustration and personal vulnerability come together into one of NOAHFINNCE’s most entertaining tracks yet. Packed with a punchy, energetic pop-punk rhythm, it is the be
Out of Rage Team
Aug 268 min read


REVIEW: Wage War - It Calls Me By Name
Florida’s quintet, WAGE WAR , are solidifying the fast approaching sweaty and humid summer season with their upcoming EP It Calls Me By Name. Their previous album, Manic, has seeped into the crevices of our minds with catchy lyrics and rhythmic tracks. An album that's created sleeper agents ready to scream along and spin kicks. WAGE WAR have solidified their position within metalcore since 2010 and constantly prove to listeners that their enhanced sound is a mutation of fami
Theviya R Karunaharan
Apr 163 min read
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