Music Review
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Full of Chemicals by Rosalie James
Wrapped in a rich tapestry of honest and heartfelt lyrics, Rosalie James’s debut album, Full of Chemicals (out July 12),…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Under the Shadow of a Foreign Sun by Piah Mater
Under the Shadow of a Foreign Sun by Piah Mater emerges as a daring testament to their evolution within metal.…
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EP REVIEW: Ghost Fan Club by Ghost Fan Club
Australia winter cold. It’s not Siberia cold by any means, but for a country where most housing has zero insulation…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Warm & Safe by Mines
From the vibrant underground scene of Swansea, Wales, Mines delivers a bold statement with their latest release, Warm & Safe.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Eternal Sleep by Black Suit Devil
There wasn’t a chance I wasn’t going to like The Eternal Sleep by Black Suit Devil. Andy Du Rego, the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Clouds of War by Yishai Sweartz and Mona Mur
The collaborative masterpiece by Yishai Sweartz (Tomorrow’s Rain) and Mona Mur, Clouds of War is a poignant and evocative album…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Great Chaos by Silent Mass
Silent Mass‘ debut album, The Great Chaos, is a profound exploration into the darker corners of human consciousness. With its…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: False Comforts by Max Blansjaar
Max Blansjaar’s debut album, False Comforts (June 21), is a remarkable journey through the emotional landscapes of youth and self-discovery.…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Pessimistic Pizza by My Best Unbeaten Brother
My Best Unbeaten Brother, helmed by the Parker siblings, Ben and Adam, returns with a powerful statement in their debut…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Good Person by Camille Schmidt
Camille Schmidt’s debut EP, Good Person, invites one on an intimate journey of personal growth and self-discovery. With Phil Weinrobe…
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EP REVIEW: A Thousand And One Nights – Chapter 1 by by Letallis
Seamlessly blending narrative depth with musical ferocity, Letallis’ latest release, A Thousand And One Nights – Chapter 1 (out on…
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EP REVIEW: Hey! Alright Now by The Vanrays
The Vanrays have unleashed their latest EP, Hey! Alright Now, and it’s a soul-infused triumph. The tracks seamlessly melds the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Disenchanted by The Anti-Queens
Toronto’s The Anti-Queens are back with Disenchanted, an album that reaffirms their reign in the punk rock scene with anthemic…
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EP REVIEW: Keep in Touch by M. Vaughan
Keep in Touch by M. Vaughan is a masterclass in blending emotion with electronic, forging a unique path that straddles…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tormentas Malsanas by Las Nubes
Blending their trademark loud, garage pop sound with whip smart lyrics, Las Nubes returns with their sophomore album Tormentas Malsanas…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Forge of Rebellion by Dreamslain
Dreamslain is set to release their highly anticipated second album, Forge of Rebellion, on June 14th. The Norwegian progressive metal…
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EP REVIEW: Altered States by Gnarwhal
Gnarwhal‘s latest EP, Altered States is a gripping journey through the depths of heavy rock and introspective lyricism. The four…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Away from this Dream by Axel Flóvent
Axel Flóvent‘s latest album, Away from this Dream, is a vibrant blend of folk influences, alternative sounds, and irresistible pop…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Echoes of North by Christine Kammerer
Echoes of North by Christine Kammerer is a debut album that effortlessly blends the ethereal realms of Nordic and Celtic…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Hold My Hand, God Damn It by Gaffa Tape Sandy
Brighton punk trio Gaffa Tape Sandy confront the turbulence of their twenties head-on in their debut album, Hold My Hand,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pathetic Apathetic by Indoor Pets
Indoor Pets’ sophomore album Pathetic Apathetic is a triumphant return for the Kent-based indie rock quartet, showcasing a darker, grittier…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: In Hearts and Stone by World Times Three
Blending crushing riffs and heavy rhythms, World Times Three’s debut album, In Hearts and Stone, is a lesson in how…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Vol 1: The Hymn of the Hunter by Voraath
Prepare yourself for an auditory adventure unlike any other. Voraath, a sci-fi horror-inspired extreme metal band from Asheville, North Carolina,…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Days of Grey by Red Vanilla
Hailing from Dundee, the alt-rock band Red Vanilla is making waves with their debut EP, Days of Grey. The EP…