THIS WEEK: Bad Religion come out with a brand new track, Bring Me The Horizon deliver an unexpected collaboration, and there’s new music from Babymetal, The 1975, The Front Bottoms, Chase Atlantic, Seaway, Courage My Love, Le Butcherettes and more
Oh, the irony of Disturbed choosing to title their new album Evolution. There aren’t many bands you can bank on more to keep the formula intact than Disturbed, and while, […]
It’s no wonder that Greta Van Fleet are rapidly becoming enormous over in America; their government’s already sending them back decades so why not have music that follows suit? From […]
Stand Atlantic’s journey to get where they are now is nothing new; rather, it’s the most foolproof way for new bands to accumulate any sort of buzz. Their Sidewinder EP […]
At this point, the agreed-upon standing with Saves The Day seems to be that they’re never going to top Through Being Cool or Stay What You Are – both of […]
At face value, and going off what they’ve released so far from this new EP, Just About Done haven’t exactly been lighting any fires to get people to sit up […]
Closure is the new EP from As Everything Unfolds following on from last year’s Collide. The post-hardcore / alternative sextet from Buckinghamshire are also embarking on a tour with alternative […]
It feels like every time that Norway’s Shining are brought up in conversation, it has to be specified that this isn’t the hyper-controversial Swedish DSBM band of the same name. […]
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to evaluate bands like Wolf Girl without falling back on the rest of the scene around them. Indie-pop and indie-punk is still in the midst of […]
While Minus The Bear have never been an enormous force outside of the underground, the impact they’ve had on math-rock (and with guitarist Dave Knudson’s previous role in Botch, progressive […]
In a context wider than the success he achieved with The Verve, Richard Ashcroft – like many of his contemporaries without the surname Gallagher – has stood as part of […]
It’s little wonder that Amaranthe are able to churn albums out with such rapidity (this is their fifth since 2011, for the record), given how easy they find it to […]
The intimacy of smaller gig venues creates an atmosphere that cannot easily be replicated with larger venues. The barriers between the band and audience are (metaphorically and physically) removed creating […]
THIS WEEK: Weezer kick off The Black Album’s era with a brand new track, plus new music from Sleep On It, Culture Abuse, The Prodigy & Ho99o9, Sleep Token, Laura Jane Grace, itoldyouiwouldeatyou, The Struts and more
For someone who’s regularly considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, the crux of Rage Against The Machine’s righteousness and a political firebrand in his own right, it […]
For all the disparagement that super-melodic post-hardcore and metalcore get (and, often, rightfully so), Hands Like Houses have frequently been pegged among the best. That’s been pretty much true for […]
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