Cult Of Luna confront loss in devastatingly bleak fashion, for a post-metal album that grips with phenomenal power.
After a year of nonstop rising up the ranks of soul and R&B, Jalen Ngonda’s latest UK tour arrives at Manchester’s Academy.
The current era of Comeback Kid greatness continues with another album of raucous, ripping hardcore.
Stepping into heartland-rock gives Spanish Love Songs a much bigger canvas, but the fraught power of their songs remains wholly intact.
The newest phase of Against The Current serves as a proper reintroduction, with all the qualities to make it their best yet.
Royal Blood are back to basics on their new album, and—would you believe it?—the limitations are as prominent as ever.
Even though every usual attribute of a Nickelback album is present and accounted for on their newest, it still manages to disappoint.
The Browning bring their electro-metal assault to Manchester’s Academy 3, vicious, vital and vibrant in equal measure.
They’re one of the premier names in alt-rock at the minute, and as Keo’s headline tour arrives at Liverpool’s O2 Academy, there’s no danger of that changing anytime soon.
Refusing to even entertain the idea of change or evolution, thrown prove as underwhelming as ever.