ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Half Way There’ by Busted
Does anyone actually want this? People might think they do, but given that the entire purpose of Busted is and was always to get those nostalgia glands throbbing, it’s not […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Peach Club’ by Emarosa
For as much of an unfortunate fact as it is that so many rock bands will simply abandon the genre altogether to chase pop trends in a vain attempt for […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Plague’ by Mastiff
‘Miserable band from a miserable town’ is a tag that could be attributed to vast swathes of acts in the modern day, but one that hardcore especially has been all […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Language Of Injury’ by Ithaca
As ever, the discussion surrounding hype is one that comes with many caveats, chief among them being that, if it’s hype started out of mainstream necessity to hunt for another […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Midnight’ by Set It Off
It’s almost impressive to see Set It Off insist on releasing new music, and a few years ago, that definitely wouldn’t be the case. As of-their-time as both Cinematics and […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Almost Free’ by FIDLAR
Speaking about FIDLAR’s track record up to this point is rather quick and painless, mostly because they don’t really have one. Their 2013 self-titled debut arrived at a time when […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Feral Roots’ by Rival Sons
When Greta Van Fleet came along, you could practically hear the sigh of relief breathed by Rival Sons. Finally, the band who were once the omnipresent butt of all jokes […]
EP REVIEW: ‘(This Is) Heaven’ by Young Culture
Looking for some new music to start the year? Add Young Culture’s new EP to your playlist now. New York’s Young Culture established themselves in 2016 with the release of […]
Track Pack – 21st-27th January 2019
THIS WEEK: Employed To Serve are back with a brand new track, plus there’s new music from Vampire Weekend, Foals, Florence + The Machine, American Football and the new collaborative project between Mark Hoppus and Alex Gaskarth
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Oliver Appropriate’ by Say Anything
When history reaches a consensus about Say Anything’s place within emo, hopefully it’ll be stressed how misrepresented they’ve been for so long. The conversation surrounding them has long seen the […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Suicide King’ by King 810
It feels like every discussion of King 810 needs to start with some lengthy discussion about how so much of their music is fuelled by the violence and poverty in […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘amo’ by Bring Me The Horizon
At the minute, Bring Me The Horizon feel like a band without a home, and it’s not entirely their fault. For the band who’ve spent the best part of a […]
The Soundboard Stereo – January 2019
With a new year comes a new load of music, and while January is usually pretty light, particularly in terms of quality, 2019 has come out swinging with some utterly […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘This Is Not The End’ by Spielbergs
The intensity of the hype for Spielbergs’ debut full-length can initially be enough to catch anyone off guard, but it’s not as if it’s surprising or unwarranted. Sure, as a […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Resist’ by Within Temptation
Dutch symphonic metallers Within Temptation have gained the position of one of the genre’s leading bands. Their sound has evolved over the years; with more folk influences early in their […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Weezer’ (The Teal Album) by Weezer
So…this is a surprise, isn’t it? Or is it, considering that Weezer’s material for a long while now has been totally devoid of rhyme or reason, and doing what they […]
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