Ten albums into their trailblazing career, SILVERSTEIN have nothing left to prove. Still, the screamo champions continue to demonstrate their inspiring ability to fine tune and evolve with the times. While in many ways “Misery Made Me” is but a continuation of 2020’s “A Beautiful Place To Drown”, th…
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