Music Review
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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…
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EP REVIEW: Grayscale Recollections by Seethe
Seethe‘s latest release, Grayscale Recollections, marks another bold step in their sonic evolution. The EP showcases their knack for creating…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Soundtrack by Baby Schillaci
Baby Schillaci‘s debut album, THE SOUNDTRACK, is more than just a furious onslaught of glorious noise. It’s a statement of…
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EP REVIEW: EP1 by Pythonic
Canadian metal outfit Pythonic delivers a blistering new EP, simply called EP1, that takes aim at the toxicity saturating our…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: This is How We Die by Crushing Low
Crushing Low’s debut album This Is How We Die may be only twelve minutes long, but in that brief window,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Project Albany by Samuel Rogers
In a landscape where personal experiences often find their way into music, Samuel Rogers’ debut album Project Albany offers a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Born to Quit Live Session by Smoking Popes
Smoking Popes have always occupied a unique space in the punk rock landscape. They have always effortlessly merged the raw…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Found by Jane Doe
In a music landscape often crowded with imitation, Jane Doe emerges as a beacon of authenticity with their upcoming sophomore…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Long Conversations by Sloan Golden
Sloan Golden’s debut EP Long Conversations is a deeply personal journey that unfolds through six tracks that chronicle moments of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sing To Me, Sweet Void by Ascian
Sing To Me, Sweet Void (September 27) by Ascian feels like a journey into the deepest recesses of human emotion.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Spaciousness by Ward Richmond
Out on September 28th, Ward Richmond’s latest album, Spaciousness, is a heartfelt journey through the trials and triumphs of personal…
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Bit Jumpy! by Socks and Ballerinas
When you press play on A Bit Jumpy, the upcoming album from Bristol’s innovative duo Socks and Ballerinas, you’re stepping…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Edit Undo by Happy Accidents
Happy Accidents return with their anticipated album Edit Undo, set to drop on September 27, 2024, via Alcopop! Records. The…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nehoda by Nehoda
With their self-titled album Nehoda, the Nashville-based trio Nehoda (September 27th) delivers a blend of cinematic soundscapes and raw, honest…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Am I Invisible by BornBroken
BornBroken’s new album, Am I Invisible, is a powerful statement in the domain of metal. With a fresh lineup and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Always Happy To Explode by Sunset Rubdown
Sunset Rubdown’s long-awaited album, Always Happy To Explode, is finally here and marks a moment in music history as their…
