Music Review
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EP REVIEW: The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us by The Young Hearts
South coast punks tap into grit, grace, and real growth.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Blood Quantum Blues by Turian
Industrial chaos and ancestral fire collide in Turian’s breakthrough album Blood Quantum Blues (June 6th). The Seattle unit turns hardcore…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: A Place Called Home by Deadset
Deadset turns personal chaos into fire-starting post-punk grit on punchy debut.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Farewell Party by TAMIW
The Japanese collective find beauty in contradiction and chaos.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Slaves of the Wolf by Bear Mace
Chicago death dealers sharpen their edge on war-fueled third LP.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Spectrum of Human Gravity by Hellfox
The Spectrum of Human Gravity is fearless and sharply executed.
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Hole Beneath The Home We Shared by Low Before The Breeze
Harrowing in its intent and razor-sharp in its execution.
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EP REVIEW: Ethereal by Blaxem
Modern metal juggernauts, Blaxem, shatters the norm with fiery intent with their latest, Ethereal. There’s a difference between playing heavy…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pactum Diaboli by Exilium Noctis
Faustian wrath meets fire-branded riffs and infernal precision.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Ugly Side of Me by Tetrarch
Shred-forward aggression meets massive hooks and no-bull attitude.
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EP REVIEW: Sleepless by PARCS
On Sleepless, PARCS refine their shimmering blend of synth-pop and nu-disco into something that’s not only danceable, but deeply human.…
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EP REVIEW: Slaughterhouse Five by ChumHuffer
A relentless punk assault reflecting global chaos and internal struggle.
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Lost in Light by Tumble
Lost in Light is a shot of adrenaline straight to the chest.
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EP REVIEW: Devotion To A Noble Ideal by The Revolutionary Army Of The Infant Jesus
A masterful reworking of past visions and new horizons.
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ALBUM REVIEW: On Through The Sky Maze by AAWKS
Crushing grooves and celestial fire from Canada’s heaviest mystics.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Echoes From A Distant Star Part 1 by Exterminatus
Blast beats, black holes, and brutal visions of the cosmos.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Machines by Aittala
Decades-old metal fury reawakened with crushing precision and fire.
