Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Songs Against Humanity by The Spirit
The Spirit returns with their fourth album, Songs Against Humanity, set for release on October 25, 2024. The German black/death…
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Love Getting Dumped by Boy Jr.
Boy Jr. (Ariel Allen-Lubman) will make waves with their latest album, I Love Getting Dumped. The personal yet universally appealing…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Aircutter by TV Pins
Creating a fresh sound, TV Pins seamlessly combine chiming Britpop with the sun-soaked vibes of 70s West Coast music and…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Metamorphosis by Sadie Campbell
Sadie Campbell’s debut album, Metamorphosis, set to release on October 25, is a masterful blend of genres and emotions that…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Gravity of Gold by Alas de Liona
Showcasing her ethereal vocals and personal songwriting, Alas de Liona‘s anticipated second album, Gravity of Gold, will enchant one with…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Vitalisme by Nicolas Michaux
Nicolas Michaux’s third album, Vitalisme, is an exploration of life’s dualities that is crafted with a sincerity that speaks to…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Exotic Metals Ltd by Silverlake
Silverlake’s third album, Exotic Metals Ltd., out on October 25th, marks a vibrant chapter in the band’s evolution and captures…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Neurodivergent by Jon Hart
Jon Hart’s Neurodivergent isn’t just an album. It’s a raw and unfiltered journey through the challenges and revelations that come…
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EP REVIEW: First Time / Alone by Greg Mendez
Greg Mendez’s First Time / Alone EP delivers a hauntingly beautiful listening experience that feels more like a glimpse into…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: They Have Become Me by Tanaya Harper
Tanaya Harper‘s debut album, They Have Become Me marks a significant moment in her career while showcasing her ability to…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deconstruct. Reconstruct. Repeat. by Naptaker
Lexington, Kentucky’s Naptaker. delivers an unapologetically raw and reflective debut with Deconstruct. Reconstruct. Repeat. on a limited-run cassette release that…
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EP REVIEW: Goodbye to the Valley Low (Side B) by Hazlett
Hazlett’s Goodbye to the Valley Low (Side B) is a continuation of the introspective storytelling he began in 2023 with…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Clap Trap Venus by Jesse Daniel Edwards
Jesse Daniel Edwards‘ Clap Trap Venus isn’t just an album but a testament to resilience and creative rebirth. Following the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Inevitable Fork by Melted Bodies
Melted Bodies isn’t your typical metal band. Since their 2020 debut Enjoy Yourself, the LA-based group has defied categorisation by…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: An Encyclopedia of Patriarchy (incomplete) by B of Briz
B of Briz’s debut album, An Encyclopedia of Patriarchy (incomplete), arrives on October 18, 2024 and delivers a bold critique…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Goated and Foreboded by Comfy
Comfy’s sixth album, Goated and Foreboded, is an infectious blend of DIY power pop that’s hard to resist. With its…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Even Us Ghosts by Bottlemoth
Even Us Ghosts by Bottlemoth – a layered indie-folk journey
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Stiletto by Gut Health
Gut Health‘s debut album Stiletto isn’t just another dance-punk record. It’s a captivating exploration of tension, uncertainty, and communal release.…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Starcrazy by Starcrazy
Starcrazy‘s debut album, out on October 18, delivers a refreshing surge of energy to the rock scene, masterfully blending the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Echo by Pale Blue Dot
Pale Blue Dot’s forthcoming album, Echo, is an exploration of the human condition and delivers a compelling mix of introspective…
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EP REVIEW: Disarmer by Canyoneer
Canyoneer’s forthcoming EP, Disarmer, scheduled for release on October 4th represents a captivating exploration of sound that defies easy categorisation.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: As Above, So Below by God Bullies
The wait is over, God Bullies are back with As Above, So Below, their first full-length album in three decades.…
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EP REVIEW: Sentimental Germ by Missing Pet
Missing Pet’s new EP, Sentimental Germ, is a captivating exploration of love, loss, and acceptance that deserves your attention. Recorded…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Old City New Ruins by Feldspar
In Old City New Ruins, Feldspar proves that they are much more than just newcomers to the hardcore scene. Their…