Review
EP REVIEW: EP1 by Pythonic
Canadian metal outfit Pythonic delivers a blistering new EP, simply called EP1, that takes aim at…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: This is How We Die by Crushing Low
Crushing Low’s debut album This Is How We Die may be only twelve minutes long, but…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Project Albany by Samuel Rogers
In a landscape where personal experiences often find their way into music, Samuel Rogers’ debut album…
ALBUM REVIEW: Born to Quit Live Session by Smoking Popes
Smoking Popes have always occupied a unique space in the punk rock landscape. They have always…
ALBUM REVIEW: Found by Jane Doe
In a music landscape often crowded with imitation, Jane Doe emerges as a beacon of authenticity…
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Long Conversations by Sloan Golden
Sloan Golden’s debut EP Long Conversations is a deeply personal journey that unfolds through six tracks…
ALBUM REVIEW: Sing To Me, Sweet Void by Ascian
Sing To Me, Sweet Void (September 27) by Ascian feels like a journey into the deepest…
ALBUM REVIEW: Spaciousness by Ward Richmond
Out on September 28th, Ward Richmond’s latest album, Spaciousness, is a heartfelt journey through the trials…
ALBUM REVIEW: A Bit Jumpy! by Socks and Ballerinas
When you press play on A Bit Jumpy, the upcoming album from Bristol’s innovative duo Socks…
ALBUM REVIEW: Edit Undo by Happy Accidents
Happy Accidents return with their anticipated album Edit Undo, set to drop on September 27, 2024,…
ALBUM REVIEW: Nehoda by Nehoda
With their self-titled album Nehoda, the Nashville-based trio Nehoda (September 27th) delivers a blend of cinematic…
ALBUM REVIEW: Am I Invisible by BornBroken
BornBroken’s new album, Am I Invisible, is a powerful statement in the domain of metal. With…
ALBUM REVIEW: Always Happy To Explode by Sunset Rubdown
Sunset Rubdown’s long-awaited album, Always Happy To Explode, is finally here and marks a moment in…
ALBUM REVIEW: I Love You Too by Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers
With their debut album I Love You, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers have captured the…
ALBUM REVIEW: Butterfly with Bazookas by Daniel Hayes
Daniel Hayes’ latest album, Butterfly with Bazookas, is a refreshing blend of introspection and exuberance. The…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Calamatix by The Calamatix
The self-titled debut album from The Calamatix is more than just an introduction to the band…
EP REVIEW: On and On by Penny Rich
The Cardiff-based trio, Penny Rich are known for their exhilarating noise punk sound and their back…
ALBUM REVIEW: What it Cost by Foreign Fields
What It Cost by Foreign Fields is a fresh and invigorating chapter in the duo’s discography…
ALBUM REVIEW: Valley of Dark Hills by Hearts of Oak
Hearts of Oak‘s latest album, Valley of Dark Hills, is a sprawling testament to the band’s…
ALBUM REVIEW: Draconian Darkness by Wolfheart
Wolfheart, the Finnish melodic death metal juggernaut has delivered a chilling new album with Draconian Darkness….
EP REVIEW: Light Sides by Angie McMahon
Angie McMahon’s Light Sides is a reflective extension of her critically acclaimed album Light, Dark, Light…
ALBUM REVIEW: Nadir by Groza
With their third album, Nadir set for release on September 20, Germany’s black metal force Groza…
ALBUM REVIEW: Sexy Mathematics by Sexy Mathematics
Toronto-based Sexy Mathematics first made waves in the indie synth rock scene with their 2011 debut…
ALBUM REVIEW: Little Wars by Thunderbird Divine
Known for their riff-heavy, psychedelic-stoner fusion, Thunderbird Divine has consistently pushed the boundaries of the genre…
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Before It’s Gone by The Rolling People
Since their inception The Rolling People have demonstrated an exceptional knack for crafting music that feels…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: An Unexpected Giant Leap by Christopher Haddow
Christopher Haddow’s debut instrumental album, An Unexpected Giant Leap (September 6), weaves a rich auditory tapestry…
ALBUM REVIEW: A Docket of Votive Offerings by Salt On Sunday
Adam R. Bryant‘s latest project, Salt On Sunday, is set to release their latest album, A…
ALBUM REVIEW: The Promised Land? by Black Sites
Black Sites’ fourth album, The Promised Land?, available on September 6,, is a potent reminder of…
