ALBUM REVIEW: ‘You Are OK’ by The Maine
In the current climate of pop-rock where flightiness and fragmentation seems to be running rampant, The Maine are virtually untouchable. They may have started as another faceless pop-rock band when […]
Track Pack – 18th-24th March 2019
THIS WEEK: It’s the grand return of Frank Iero as he drops his first single with The Future Violents, as well as new tracks from Dance Gavin Dance, Amon Amarth, Sainte and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Panorama’ by La Dispute
The most appropriate term that can be used to describe La Dispute is a phenomenon, in that their mere existence truly defies explanation. After all, this is a band who’ve […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Social Hazard’ by Lotus Eater
For a band named after the Ancient Greek personification of apathy and laziness, Lotus Eater have been anything but. It certainly helps that the rise of bands like Cane Hill […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Wildheart Dreaming’ by The Xcerts
It’s genuinely heartwarming to see The Xcerts finally get the sort of success and recognition they deserve. They always should have done given how their particular brand of Britrock has […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘American Football’ (LP3) by American Football
It feels strange to have new music from American Football. Keep in mind that their last album, 2016’s second self-titled effort, came after a seventeen-year-long gap, so to see that […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Against The Ropes’ by Follower
Remember that Northshore EP from a few weeks back that seemed to want to get by on Britrock worship that, for the most part, felt supremely out of date? Well, […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Silver Tongues’ by Crows
It’s been hard to avoid the resurgence of post-punk lately, not just in the near-constant rollout of new bands taking hold of the sound, but in the way that, in […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Sittin’ In A Tree’ by Jaret & Kelly
It’s hard not to question whether all of Jaret Reddick’s music in the past has been entirely worth it. It’s hard to argue with Bowling For Soup and how they’ve […]
Track Pack – 11th-17th March 2019
THIS WEEK: Baroness come out swinging with a brand new track, alongside new music from Jamie Lenman, Employed To Serve, Seaway, Petrol Girls and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘INFINITY’ by Scarlxrd
The idea of music being cyclical isn’t a new notion, but it’s one that feels all the more pertinent given the recent surge of hip-hop artist into the rock space. […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Pretty Buff’ by Angel Du$t
On paper, Angel Du$t seems like too good of a project to pass up. For one, it’s a band consisting of members of Turnstile and Trapped Under Ice, two acts […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Ensom’ by Parting Gift
The arrival of Holding Absence into modern rock’s big leagues is enough of an early indication that bleak, atmospheric post-hardcore is on the up, but the swift arrival of Parting […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Only Things We Love’ by Blaqk Audio
Historically, it’s always seemed to be difficult for Blaqk Audio to get their foot in the door. Even with the star power of AFI’s Davey Havok and Jade Puget serving […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Blue Blood’ by Idiot Pilot
It’s kind of strange to have Idiot Pilot back. It’s not like they made an enormous splash over a decade ago – they’ve always been a relatively underground proposition – […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Let Light Overcome’ by Our Last Night
Oh yeah, Our Last Night do record their own material, don’t they? It’s just that it’s been so long since they’ve released anything that hasn’t been a cover that it’s […]
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