Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Somber by Ater
Ater is a Latin adjective that has several meanings – dull black, dark, gloomy, sad, dismal, malevolent, obscure and it…
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EP REVIEW: Ask Me Now by Mewn
Ask Me Now from Manchester’s own, Mewn is a delicate dance through chaos. Like masterful architects, the five-piece band constructs…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Reflections in Sound by Edit the Tide
If one is to celebrate a milestone like being together for a year, why not celebrate with a debut EP! …
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EP REVIEW: Sickness by Gomad! & Monster
On April 26th, Eclipse Records unleashes the Sickness, the latest EP from Spain’s Gomad! & Monster. Don’t think of Sickness…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Visions by Mooch
Step into the sonic labyrinth that is Visions, the third studio album from the mystifying trio Mooch. With their fingers…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Claws Out by Lÿnx
As a teen from the glam metal and hard rock era, I had my claws ready to attack Lÿnx if…
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REVIEW: Seasons Vol. 2 by Blessed Black
Blessed Black has done it again! The follow up to Seasons: Vol 1, Seasons: Vol 2 is set to be…
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EP REVIEW: Second Rodeo by Emily Breeze
I have one complaint about Emily Breeze’s follow up to her highly acclaimed 2023 album, Rapture, her EP, Second Rodeo…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: disparity by la lune
la lune’s dedication and passion is evident in every note and lyric of their debut EP, disparity. Over the span…
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ALBUM REVIEW: New Model Of Disbelief by Leach
New Model of Disbelief, out on April 19, is the fourth album from Scandinavian quartet Leach. The album delivers a…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Silhouettes by Yama Uba
Founded by Akiko Sampson with collaboration by Winter Zora, Yama Uba’’s debut album Silhouettes is a nostalgic rush of gothic…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Where’s Your Head? by Mothman, The Man
Mothman, The Man, the enigmatic ensemble hailing from Falmouth, UK has delivered a musical odyssey with their sophomore , Where’s…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Ovdan by Tomorrow’s Rain
The sophomore album from Tomorrow’s Rain, Ovdan is set to be released on April 19, but it’s so much more…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Only Death Brings Silence by NOTSM
Guitarist Matt Barkley is the brainchild of NOTSM and their debut album Only Death Brings Silence will be out on…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Indulgence by The Family Rain
The Family Rain proves they’ve been cooking up something special during their decade-long hiatus since their debut Under the Volcano.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Amartia by Bloody Falls
Chaos reigns supreme and darkness lurks at every corner in Amarita, the latest from Finland’s Bloody Falls. Available on April…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Golden Age of Confusion by Colin and the Clouds
The debut album Golden Age of Confusion by Swedish duo Colin and the Clouds showcases a masterful fusion of rock,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Summer of Love by Jess Ribeiro
Jess Ribeiro‘s latest album, Summer of Love, is a poignant tribute to resilience and introspection amidst tumultuous times. Summer of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Arkanum by Spit On Your Grave
Sign me up for a concept album inspired by the Tarot’s most intriguing cards: The Magician, The Devil, The Star,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Acedia by Martikor
What defines a genre has always baffled me and for me there are only a handful of genres and they…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Transmit by Nothing On TV
Prepare to be enveloped in the soothing embrace of melodic harmonies and easygoing rhythms with Nothing on TV‘s latest album,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Space to Feel by Malin Andersson
Malin Andersson‘s sophomore album Space to Feel is an introspective journey through the complexities of human emotion and existential contemplation.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Circle by Shred Rogers
Get ready to buckle up and embark on a wild, metallic journey that is an electrifying fusion of high-octane riffs,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: What We Fear the Most by Attic Theory
Led by vocalist Lewis Wright, and backed by guitarists Peter Donnelly, Tim Cunningham, and Matt Lawler, along with the thunderous…