Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Best of Judas Priest by Judas Priest
While the years have largely disappeared, what remains is the unmistakable sound of a band that never stopped sounding like…
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DEBUT ALBUM: Neon Goth by William Bleak
Neon Goth never mistakes survival for redemption. By the time the final notes disappear, there are no answers waiting.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Les Agnst ov Thanatou by Blood of Angels
Blood of Angels have delivered a record that feels like a necessary catharsis. One that emphasises the impact of loss…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jenkem by The Dwarves
The Dwarves remain a singular and unpredictable presence, proving that some bands don’t need to adapt to the times when…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Reason to Believe by Kip Moore
If anyone still thinks Kip Moore is only a country artist, they probably haven’t been paying attention because Reason to…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Butcher, Lover, Runner by Jean Elliot
The EP doesn’t invite one in. It pulls them into the thick of its world, leaving them covered in the…
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SECOND SPIN: Getting Through by The Question
It is a necessary restoration of a band that was always just one lucky break away from massive success.
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ALBUM REVIEW: House of Cards by The Amity Affliction
House of Cards is feral, painfully emotional, ruthlessly raw, and a testament to the growth of a band not just…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: I Know a Place by Krooked Tongue
Using music as a secret hideout and lyrics as a quiet conversation, I Know a Place is a sanctuary from…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dogma by LungBurner
A record that is as intellectually demanding as it is sonically crushing.
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SOUND CHECK: Beyond The Dawn by Anthea
It’s a record about growth and transformation that actually sounds as resilient as its themes.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Second I’m Asleep by The Boxer Rebellion
The Second I’m Asleep leaves behind a feeling of waking up from a particularly vivid dream. It’s a record that…
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SOUND CHECK: Shadows At The Light Of Dawn by Nefastis
Shadows At The Light Of Dawn is a record for anyone who likes their metal to feel like a story…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Colors In Grey by Oathbound
Colors In Grey is a record that starts in the rain-soaked streets of Seattle and ends in a space of…
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SOUND CHECK: Reborn In Blight by Insect Inside
Reborn In Blight is a record that starts in the soil and ends with the complete and grotesque domination of…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Swirls by Zenekar
Built on movement and conversation, Swirls is a map of shared instincts from a band that trusts their compositions, their…
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EP REVIEW: Zombie Blood Nightmare by Necronomicon Ex Mortis
It’s a gory leap into a sound that is as sharp as it is malformed and it leaves a sense…
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SOUND CHECK: Hedera Helix by ØVI
With bombastic riffs, savage rhythms, and relentless vocals, Hedera Helix accomplishes to say more in its short fifteen minute run…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Plant by Peiriant
Plant finds Peiriant navigating the sometimes heavy and beautiful friction of raising a family in an uncertain world.
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SOUND CHECK: Revisions by Mylo Bybee
Mylo Bybee’s Revisions (February 20th) EP captures a band refining its emotional range without sanding down their edges. The opener,…
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EP REVIEW: Isle of Qveen by Qveen Herby
On Isle of Qveen, Qveen Herby operates with total authority. The EP carries the ease of an artist who knows…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Impermanence by Malefic
Impermanence is about consequences. The ones you fight for, the ones you abandon, and the ones that follow you regardless.
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: DeathAssault by DeathAssault
it understands power as discipline and on the other side, it delivers volume, not only in sound but in attitude…
