Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Blackhole by Ryan Adams
For nearly two decades, fans of Ryan Adams have speculated, traded bootlegs, and anxiously waited for the official release of…
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EP REVIEW: Sometimes Your Best… by Accident & Errors
Accident & Error’s Sometimes Your Best… EP showcases the power of instrumental music to captivate and challenge. Across four tracks,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: L’appel Du Vide by Kir
Kir’s debut album, L’appel Du Vide, is an intense and atmospheric dive into the depths of urban despair and existential…
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EP REVIEW: Moving On by Madoc Plane
Naarm-based artist Madoc Plane delivers an arresting blend of soulful vocals and genre-blurring production with his sophomore EP, Moving On.…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: One, Pt. 1 by Where’s Piers
London-based indie artist Where’s Piers delivers a rich and dynamic debut EP with One, Pt. 1 by blending rock, folk,…
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EP REVIEW: Goatslayer by Fireblood
Fireblood’s Goatslayer EP Delivers Southern Sludge At Its Most Savage
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EP REVIEW: Safe Then Sorry by Ciao Malz
Out on December 6th via the non-binary-owned Audio Antihero Records, Ciao Malz is set to waves with Safe Then Sorry.…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Rags to Rage by Hellfire 76
Hellfire 76’s Rags to Rage is an unapologetically dark and wickedly fun ride.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Think Before You Think by Mutank
Canadian thrashers Mutank return with blistering form with Think Before You Think, their first full-length release in seven years. Packed…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Oizys by Aoidos
Portuguese blackened death metal outfit Aoidos deliver a stunning debut with Oizys (out November 29th), a conceptually rich and musically…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Sun Still Rises by Aisha Badru
Aisha Badru’s The Sun Still Rises, out November 29 via Nettwerk, is a masterfully crafted journey that bridges soulful folk…
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EP REVIEW: The Mother of Death by Necronomicon Ex Mortis
Chicago’s Necronomicon Ex Mortis continues their masterful blend of horror and metal with The Mother Of Death (November 29th), a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Visionary Sadness by Madil Hardis
With her sophomore album, Visionary Sadness, Madil Hardis offers a captivating blend of electronic textures and ethereal vocals that push…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tsukuyomi: The Origin by Distant
Distant’s Tsukuyomi: The Origin is far more than a retrospective glance at their early years. It’s a statement of how…
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EP REVIEW: Medicine by R E L
R E L’s new EP Medicine is a deeply personal reflection on the journey of self-love and healing. Across its…
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EP REVIEW: War Behind Glass by Concrete Caveman
Concrete Caveman’s War Behind Glass is a relentless dive into sonic chaos.
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EP REVIEW: The Dystopian Chronicles, Vol. 2 by Warhog
Warhog’s latest release, The Dystopian Chronicles, Vol. 2, dives into a universe both oppressive and cinematic, capturing the tension of…
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EP REVIEW: Pattern Rebirth by Of the Sun
Prepare for a sonic whirlwind with Pattern Rebirth, the latest EP from progressive death metal project Of the Sun, led…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Counterculture by The Tale Untold
The Tale Untold’s latest release, Counterculture, is a powerful exploration of modern chaos, where brutal metal riffs clash with pop-inspired…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Crimes of the City by Ian Blurton’s Future Now
Ian Blurton’s Future Now unleashes Crimes of the City, a 33-minute storm of guitar-driven rock that commands attention from start…
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EP REVIEW: Joyce Howell, How are You? by Skateland
Skateland’s Joyce Howell, How Are You? is a five-track EP that masterfully blends bedroom pop, indie rock, and new wave…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Cats EP by Saiphon
Saiphon’s debut Cats EP makes a striking entrance into the rock scene by blending humour, grit, and raw energy across…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Ascension by Valkyrie’s Fire
Valkyrie’s Fire makes a thunderous entrance into the symphonic metal world with Ascension. It’s a richly layered EP that combines…
