Review
ALBUM REVIEW: Tormentas Malsanas by Las Nubes
Blending their trademark loud, garage pop sound with whip smart lyrics, Las Nubes returns with their…
ALBUM REVIEW: Forge of Rebellion by Dreamslain
Dreamslain is set to release their highly anticipated second album, Forge of Rebellion, on June 14th….
EP REVIEW: Altered States by Gnarwhal
Gnarwhal‘s latest EP, Altered States is a gripping journey through the depths of heavy rock and…
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…
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…
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 REVIEW: Pathetic Apathetic by Indoor Pets
Indoor Pets’ sophomore album Pathetic Apathetic is a triumphant return for the Kent-based indie rock quartet,…
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…
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…
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…
ALBUM REVIEW: Volume II by Sons of Arrakis
Sons of Arrakis have raised their own bar with their latest album Volume II. The mesmerising…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Cruce Signatus by Cruce Signatus
Cruce Signatus, the brainchild of Milwaukee-based multi-instrumentalist David Frazer, unveils its instrumental self-titled debut in a…
ALBUM REVIEW: Art History by Perennial
Perennial is delivering a masterclass in modernist punk, blending 60s mod grooves, post-hardcore angles, and experimental…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Tintoretto by Tintoretto
Tintoretto, the Milwaukee-based post-hardcore band, is set to unleash their long-lost self-titled debut album on June…
ALBUM REVIEW: The Fourth Horseman by Deathwish
Deathwish has consistently delivered a potent blend of thrashy hardcore punk since their inception in 2014….
ALBUM REVIEW: The Hyphenate: Disc 1 by J57
THE HYPHENATE: DISC 1 by J57 is a bold and personal project that marks a significant…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Curse of the Commonwealth by Funeral at Sea
Curse of the Commonwealth, the debut album by Funeral at Sea, is a poignant and introspective…
ALBUM REVIEW: None for All by Dead Harrison
Dead Harrison‘s None for All is proof of the band’s ability to transform darkness into a…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Of Crackling Embers & Sorrows Drowned by Brazen Tongue
Brazen Tongue‘s debut full-length album, Of Crackling Embers & Sorrows Drowned (June 7), is a powerful…
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Social Paralysis by Sarah O’Moore
Finding inspiration from the Irish middle class life of Dubliners by James Joyce, Sarah O’Moore’s debut…
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: All for Something by Tiny Habits
The debut album All For Something by Tiny Habits is a stunning testament to the power…
ALBUM REVIEW: Rewire by Hangover Square
Having forged a path of sobriety, the husband-and-wife duo of Victoria Bourne and Chris Harper known…
ALBUM REVIEW: Pisces Pie by Odelet
Pisces Pie from Odelet had me hooked from the first to the last note. A beautiful…
EP REVIEW: My World by Raylee Forest
In her EP My World (out May 22), Raylee Forest forages into the glittery dark realm…
EP REVIEW: Schisms & Pendulums by Seethe
Seethe‘s latest EP, Schisms & Pendulums, offers a haunting exploration of the human psyche. Out now,…
DEBUT EP REVIEW: Last or Later by Burnt Sherpa
Burnt Sherpa, the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Greg Green, is nearing the May 17 release date of…
EP REVIEW: Don’t Understand Why by Toucan
The musical moniker of Conor Clancy, Toucan, is set to release his EP, Don’t Understand Why…
ALBUM REVIEW: …buried where you stand by Mutes
Birmingham’s post-punk stalwarts, Mutes, return with their fourth studio album, …buried where you stand, a bold…
