The radio-rock ecosystem has always seemed like a strange beast, mostly because its aversion to anything remotely fresh or innovative seems totally counterintuitive with the success it’s looking to glean. […]
Are Sabaton the most typecast band on the planet? They certainly could be given how every one of their releases to date has been centred around war in some capacity, […]
Even by the standards of ephemeral scene metalcore, Crown The Empire have always had a rough time. Compared to similarly flashy acts like Motionless In White or Issues, they’ve never […]
Thursday Arriving at Newark Showground feels like coming home; the community here is fantastic with friends, musicians and crew reuniting for another year. It’s only Thursday and already the site […]
In the ever-expanding, increasingly vapid void of modern indie-pop, K.Flay’s presence has always been one that’s baffled to no end. That’s hardly a revelatory statement when talking about this brand […]
THIS WEEK: PVRIS return with their first new music in two years, as well as new tracks from Asking Alexandria, Dream State, Steel Panther and more
If you’ve got any kind of romantic or nostalgic bone in your body, the first thing that attracts you to Sunsleeper won’t be their music. It’ll be that album title. […]
Retaliation is the new full-length album from Hyvmine. This progressive metal band, hailing from LA, bring a unique sound to the scene; few bands attempt to combine hard rock with […]
If nothing else, it’s hard to fault The Dollyrots’ work ethic. They – or at least Kelly Ogden – always seem to have some sort of project on the go […]
For BONES UK, the rockstar lifestyle seems to have taken its hold much more naturally than for others. For an ostensibly new band, they’ve already achieved more than their fair […]
THIS WEEK: ROAM kick off the run-up to their third album with a new single, and there’s new music from blink-182, Frank Turner, Refused and more
At the risk of kicking someone while they’re well and truly down, why is Machine Gun Kelly still trying? It’s hard to see how he could try and salvage anything […]
Credit to Jamie Lenman – he never does anything by halves. Compared to the relatively straightforward post-hardcore during his time in Reuben (which, even then, is doing no justice to […]
As admittedly tiresome as the seemingly never-ending string of new emo bands gets, it’s at least somewhat comforting that there’s usually a benchmark of quality adhered to. Unlike pop-punk or […]
For newer bands, there can be nothing more important than making a good early impression. Not only does it solidly establish what’s to come from them in the future, but […]
We’re currently in the midst of festival season, and as is quickly becoming something of the norm, 2000 Trees boasts one of the most exciting, diverse and just plain best […]
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