Cryptic Rock

Cryptic Rock Magazine is a digital entertainment magazine covering a broad range of music and film. Established over a decade, Cryptic Rock has in-depth music reviews, film reviews, retrospective reviews, interviews, and live concert photography/reviews.

Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes – End of Suffering (Album Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueApril 29, 2019

Raw emotion, amalgamated sounds, and a penchant for brutal honesty. Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes’ latest, End of Suffering, is absolutely all of these things. It arrives May 3, 2019, thanks to International Death Cult. Some of us remember British lad Frank Carter from his ... Read More

Room for Rent (Movie Review)

Steven DeJoseph Jr.Steven DeJoseph Jr.April 29, 2019

Distribution company Uncork’d Entertainment has been in business for quite some time, distributing movies of all genres and styles throughout the years, but will the company be ready for the success that is to come from its newest release, Room for Rent? There is hope ... Read More

New Found Glory – From the Screen to Your Stereo 3 (EP Review)

Jeannie BlueJeannie BlueApril 29, 2019

Pop Punk is not dead! A band who are known for a little something called personality, New Found Glory is ready to deliver the third installment of their much-beloved From the Screen to Your Stereo series. You will believe in the power of love on ... Read More

L7 – Scatter the Rats (Album Review)

Adrian BreemanAdrian BreemanApril 29, 2019

Los Angeles foursome L7 are set to release their seventh album, Scatter the Rats, on May 3rd through Blackheart Records; the legendary label started by Joan Jett and Kenny Laguna nearly forty years ago. Founded in the mid-Eighties by Guitarists Donita Sparks and Suzi Gardner, ... Read More

Kampfar – Ofidians Manifest (Album Review)

Nicholas FrancoNicholas FrancoApril 29, 2019

In all genres, there is music that is transient and forgettable. It merely serves the present, and soon fades. Then there is music that elevates the consciousness of the listener, etching itself into the fabric of our beings like rivers carve a path through mountains. ... Read More

Level 16 (Movie Review)

Sarah SalvaggioSarah SalvaggioApril 29, 2019

Most children are taught never to question authority. Young girls, especially, are meant to be obedient and pure in order to be worth anything. This in mind, Canadian Filmmaker Danishka Esterhazy (Black Field 2009, Where the Funny Comes From 2011) has taken these ideas to ... Read More

Cryptic Rock

Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes – End of Suffering (Album Review)

Room for Rent (Movie Review)

New Found Glory – From the Screen to Your Stereo 3 (EP Review)

L7 – Scatter the Rats (Album Review)

Kampfar – Ofidians Manifest (Album Review)

Level 16 (Movie Review)

Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes – End of Suffering (Album Review)

Room for Rent (Movie Review)

New Found Glory – From the Screen to Your Stereo 3 (EP Review)

L7 – Scatter the Rats (Album Review)

Kampfar – Ofidians Manifest (Album Review)

Level 16 (Movie Review)

Ace Frehley – Origins Vol. 2 (Album Review)

Alone (Movie Review)

Knuckle Puck – 20/20 (Album Review)