Reviews

A relentless punk assault reflecting global chaos and internal struggle.

It’s a record that opens its chest. Not to preach, but to bleed.

Lost in Light is a shot of adrenaline straight to the chest.

A masterful reworking of past visions and new horizons.

Crushing grooves and celestial fire from Canada’s heaviest mystics.

Where metal, shoe gaze, and sitar somehow belong together.

The Welsh indie vets drop hooks, humour, and hard truths.

Finding clarity in the messiness of memory.

Blast beats, black holes, and brutal visions of the cosmos.

Decades-old metal fury reawakened with crushing precision and fire.

Upbeat jazz flourishes and airy folk-pop optimism

Oswald Slain blaze through chaos with wit, swagger, and infectious hooks.

Soaring riffs, charging rhythms, and unfiltered Welsh grit.

A poignant exploration of memory, emotion, and self-reflection.

Shoegaze haze, cathartic noise, and unexpected twists make this debut shine.

This is sludge and hardcore at its most feral.

The Dormant Darkness delivers a thrilling melodic death metal assault.

A passionate journey through Spanish guitar mastery.

A haunting window into the intersection of history, grief, and the enduring human spirit.

An intricate, dramatic, and constantly evolving album.

With Apocrypha (April 11), the third full-length album from Maryland-based…

A fiery and unfiltered statement from a band that thrives on chaos without losing control.

Amammoth drags stoner metal into the deep and unknown.

A unique and heartfelt take on modern folk.

The EP captures the raw energy and authenticity of a live performance.

Kip Moore takes the long road and never looks back.

The debut album Ten (available on March 28th) by Paths…

An uncompromising journey through societal disruption and personal reflection.