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Pitchfork 4.5/10 At the edge of crossover success, the hardcore stalwarts sputter out with an overstuffed album of weak modern-rock imitations.
NME 4/5 The Pittsburg quintet continue to push the boundaries with this incredible maelstrom of goth-laced melody and punishing intensity
Kerrang! 5/5 Pittsburgh terrors Code Orange create the new heavy on intense, game-changing third album…
The Independent 4/5 The Brighton-formed Porridge Radio land an impressive debut with ‘Every Bad’, while Code Orange reassert themselves as hardcore titans on ‘Underneath’
Clash 9/10 In recent years, as far as the alternative press is concerned, the future of challenging, heavy music appears to lie with the likes of grime, EDM and
Blabbermouth.net 7/10 Judging by some of the full-bore plaudits it has received already, a lot of people are pinning their hopes on the new CODE ORANGE album, seemingly viewing it as some kind of epoch-shattering, great leap forward for heavy music in general. In terms of hardcore/metal crossovers, it's pretty undeniable...
Distorted Sound 10/10 Kris Pugh reviews the hotly anticipated new album from Code Orange. Read his review of Underneath here on Distorted Sound!
The Guardian 5/5 The Pittsburgh quintet marry technical mastery with genre-fusing risk in a record of poetry and spectacular potency
Metal Sucks 4/5 We review "Underneath," the fourth album by Code Orange. It will be released Friday, March 13, 2020 on Roadrunner Records.
