
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Recreational Hate’ by Lemuria
There’s long been a feeling that Lemuria have been an overlooked band. It’s not hard to see why given how lowkey and unassuming this brand of indie-rock can be, but […]
There’s long been a feeling that Lemuria have been an overlooked band. It’s not hard to see why given how lowkey and unassuming this brand of indie-rock can be, but […]
How fitting that Dead! of all bands have chosen to call their debut The Golden Age Of Not Even Trying. For those who may be unaware – which, considering the […]
There was never going to be a way for Machine Head to get out of this one easily. Given how outspoken Robb Flynn is on the controversies and drama in […]
People seem to forget exactly what Marmozets brought to the table with their debut. When The Weird And Wonderful Marmozets was released in 2014, it was during the midst of […]
With the annual December lull taken up by year-end lists coming to a close, 2018 has begun surprisingly active on both ends of the spectrum of quality. Things only look […]
There are plenty of reasons to not like pop-punk as a genre, most of which are associated with the stereotypes that it unfortunately has to bear. It’s often seen as […]
It’s easy to see where both sides of the love / hate relationship with Waterparks comes from, more so that with most bands. Yes, there’s a very real obnoxiousness to […]
Another day, another album from a punk supergroup of scene veterans, although even if you’re not directly familiar with Great Collapse, the fact that members of Strike Anywhere, Rise Against […]
Is anyone else really frustrated with Crossfaith at the minute? For the band who are supposedly at the forefront of modern metalcore and not only survived the genre’s implosion in […]
California-based New Years Day formed in 2005, but really came into their own in 2013 with their Century Media debut Victim To Villain, followed the release of the Epidemic EP. […]
There’s a certain preconception towards emo that’s coloured it as the genre to mope around to and little else. Sure, the wave of music considered emo in the mid-2000s didn’t […]
The trend of a band member breaking off to embark on their own solo endeavours has been one that’s become much more prevalent in recent years, especially with the advent […]
Super Whatevr are a curious band, mainly because it’s tough to pinpoint exactly what they’re doing. They may be bundled in with the emo revival crowd, and that’s certainly an […]
It’s always astonishing and heartwarming in equal measure to see how receptive the public are to Paramore. For a band who’ve weathered as much turbulence as they have, they certainly […]
It’s weird to see genuine excitement surrounding The Dangerous Summer. They’ve always come across as a rather lowkey, milquetoast little emo band, comfortable with slinking away into the background without […]
Swedish death metal band Tribulation formed in 2004, following a project that involved three of the band’s members that began in 2001. The band continue to evolve with each album […]
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