Last week Every Time I Die and Harm's Way hit Boston.

With Harm's Way's newest album Rust on the set list, the crowd was pumped with anticipation. Their down-to-earth vibes really endearingly connected them with their slam dancing brethren on the floor. Their set was short, yet extremely loud, and left a powerful impression on the crowd.

Although it took an unusually long time for the band and venue staff to set up, the anxious wait was only that much more explosive when they finally took the stage. Every Time I Die's scrambled excitement was reflected directly back to them by the crowd more and more with every song. The diverse crowd of young, angry teenagers, and older hardcore crowd surfers seamlessly melded together screaming all the lyrics they knew as they passed the floating bodies of crowd surfers every which way. Although they were at a small venue performing for a small crowd, the upmost of credit it due to Every Time I Die for giving us their all.