Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Curses & Prayers by Coughin Vicars
Coughin Vicars’ latest release, Curses & Prayers, marks a bold and invigorating chapter in their sonic journey.The album is a…
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EP REVIEW: Transcendence on the Cheap by Tremendous
In their latest EP, Transcendence on the Cheap, Tremendous delivers a refreshingly unadorned musical journey that strips down to the…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Rat That Gnawed the Rope by Smokers
The Rat That Gnawed the Rope by Oakland’s Smokers is a riveting ride through punk and garage rock. Exploding on…
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ALBUM REVIEW: time zero land by Casey Neill
Casey Neill’s latest album, time zero land, marks a deeply personal and evocative addition to his discography. The album, which…
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EP REVIEW: re:preface by A Light Within
A Light Within’s re:preface, set for release on August 2, is a testament to the band’s journey from their raw…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Patron Saint by Photocomfort
Photocomfort’s Patron Saint marks a refreshing departure from the introspective self-reflection found in Justine Bowe‘s previous work. The eleven-track album…
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SOUNDTRACK REVIEW: Rite Here Rite Now by Ghost
Ghost’s Rite Here Rite Now stands as a grand testament to the band’s theatrical prowess and musical versatility. Available now…
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EP REVIEW: Spires by Axamenta
Belgian progressive metal outfit Axamenta makes a dramatic return with their EP Spire. This new release marks an ambitious evolution…
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ALBUM REVEW: The World Before Us by Grid
As Grid marks a decade on their inception, the trio also released The World Before Us, an ambitious post-metal concept…
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EP REVIEW: Great Spawn of the Worms of the Earth by Krypt
Krypt’s latest EP, Great Spawn of the Worms of the Earth, marks a scorching addition to the crossover thrash genre…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Forgive Too Slow by Julia Sophie
Julia Sophie’s forgive too slow is a poignant testament to an artist who has navigated a labyrinth of personal and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Metal Gods by Dream Evil
Seven years after their last studio release, Swedish heavy metal veterans Dream Evil have returned with their latest, Metal Gods.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dychwelyd by Peiriant
In the realm of experimental music, where boundaries are often blurred and genres meld, Peiriant‘s Dychwelyd materialises as a profound…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dosbarth Nos by Ynys
In a music landscape often bogged down by the weight of its own expectations, Ynys’ Dosbarth Nos (Night Class) is…
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EP REVIEW: Falling Into Place by Dela Kay
Dela Kay has returned with a powerful new EP, Falling Into Place. The collection of songs available now marks a…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Still Life by The Bedside Morale
Captured in four poignant tracks that resonate with authenticity and heartfelt expression, The Bedside Morale unveil a raw and introspective…
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EP REVIEW: The Reckoning by Saint Diablo
Saint Diablo returns with The Reckoning, an EP that packs a fiery punch and reaffirms the band’s reputation as Latin…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Stew by Potato
Led by the multifaceted Bob Corduroy along with Sam Zissou on drums, Matt Wildman on bass and guitars, and Sam…
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EP REVIEW: Days by Callas
Callas, the Cork-based post-rock and experimental metal outfit, unveils their latest EP, Days on July 26. Formed by Dom Murphy…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Zero Days Without Incident by Diuretic
Grindcore is known for its blistering speed and unrelenting aggression, often risking descending into repetitive monotony. Yet, Philadelphia’s own Diuretic…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Artificial Infection by Amerakin Overdose
Amerakin Overdose returns with a ferocious new offering in Artificial Infection. The album captures the band’s evolution while simultaneously reimagining…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Plutocracy Planet by Plutocracy Planet
In an ambitious melding of genres and ideologies, Plutocracy Planet‘s self-titled debut album emerges as a sonic manifesto against societal…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Unlikely Hero by Mezmik
Hailing from Brisbane, Mezmik makes a powerful statement with their debut EP, Unlikely Hero (out July 15).The five piece of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sorrow’s Pyre by Occult Witches
In the dimly lit realms where hard rock meets mysticism, Occult Witches conjure their latest opus, Sorrow’s Pyre, a haunting…