Ready to embark on a musical journey? We're peeling back the layers of August Burns Red's 2007 album 'Messengers' and you're invited to join in the exploration. This episode is all about the band's struggle with labeling themselves, their distinct sound, and the impact their work has had on the music scene. We'll even dive into the story behind the band's name and the rumors surrounding the album's title.Ever wondered about the unique instruments used in 'Messengers'? We've got you covered! W...

In this episode of Post Mosh Clarity, Lani and Josh discuss the album "Deadweight" by Wage War. They reflect on their initial impressions of the band and how they have changed over time. The album is explored as a journey of finding light through darkness and overcoming the weight of life's challenges. Join them as they provide insights and a fresh perspective on this impactful album.Credits:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadweight_(album)#Personnelhttps://genius.com/albums/Wage-war/Deadweigh...

Prepare to embark on an enthralling expedition as we delve into the depths of Pierce the Veil's 2010 album, 'Selfless Machines.' This journey explores not just the captivating tunes and themes surrounding love, longing, and desperation; it travels deeper to the very heart of the band and the people behind the scenes that brought this album to life. From Fuentes' musical roots to the valuable contributions of behind-the-scenes engineers, the artistry behind the album is a story of its own. Unr...

In this episode of Post Mosh Clarity, Josh and Lani explore the insights of Bring Me The Horizon's, Count Your Blessing album. They share their personal connection to the album, talking about how it influenced their music taste and changed their perspective on this type of music. They also provide insights into the production and recording process of the album, highlighting the role of the one-man show Dan Sprigg and the small team involved. The hosts mention that the album received some crit...

In this episode, the hosts of the podcast "Post Mosh Clarity" take a deep dive into the album "Homesick" by A Day to Remember. Released in 2009, this album brought together the genres of pop punk and metal, shaking up the music scene at the time. The hosts discuss the significance of the album, the band members involved, and the impact it had on fans. They also explore the meaning behind various songs, the production process, and personal experiences related to the album. Join them as they pr...