Although Dylan John Thomas makes a vested effort to expand into the wider folk world, the shortcomings of his sophomore album become all the clearer for it.
Category: Albums
Now affixing their gothic balladry with glossy, classic pop, the appeal of Twin Temple is no deeper, but it’s still present enough.
A gripping examination of faith in Irish society seals Basht. as one of the top post-punk breakouts of 2026.
With his blend of hip-hop and modern rock at its most refined level yet, and a slew of unpredictable guests and turns at his side, Kid Bookie’s creative drive blossoms more than ever on his new album.
Though not quite as full-throttle as the best of their sound, John Coffey’s return still puts in some good work for raucous, purposeful hardcore.
unpeople’s long-awaited debut is the perfect culmination of everything they’ve built so far, fielded through some of the most addictive alt-rock songs you’ll hear in 2026.
Dead Poet Society’s sound and vision are more their own than ever, with them fast approaching the territory of a one-of-a-kind alt-rock band.
For as much as Butcher Babies try to rise above radio-metal’s lowered standards, there are too many variables that just keep pulling them back.
Miss May I are a long way past their peak on their new album, and with how devoid of new or impactful ideas they are, it shows.
Imminence are a cut above within metalcore, but there’s still a lot of work needed to get them further than just that.