EP REVIEW: ‘Juracan’ by The Arusha Accord
Coming in the wake of both SikTh and The Dillinger Escape Plan – as well as openly being influenced by both of them – it was always going to be […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Among The Thorns’ by Icarus Dive
Progressive rock takes on many forms making it an incredibly ambiguous, but this creates an allowance of experimentation for bands of this genre. Icarus Dive, originating from Guildford, explore rock […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Never Surrender Forever’ by Juiceboxxx
Give it a bit of time, and Juiceboxxx is going to be every “cool” blogger’s go-to act. After all, a CV like his already reads like a Vice documentary waiting […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Pink Magic’ by Fizzy Blood
The fact that Fizzy Blood have retroactively categorised their three EPs as a trilogy can’t help but seem odd. Granted, the band have admitted how that wasn’t planned from the […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Landslide’ by Arcane Roots
There’s no joy in saying that Landslide will be Arcane Roots’ final release, but it doesn’t come as much of a surprise either. Despite their dedicated fanbase and commitment to […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Body Negativity’ by TV Coma
With rock’s sea change now reaching its peak, it’s become more obvious than ever that overblown rockstar fantasies aren’t want people want anymore, and that music grounded in realism has […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Private Room’ by Counterparts
It says a lot about the dedication of Counterparts’ fanbase that there’s so much excitement surrounding this release, a three-track EP of collated B-sides that barely clocks in a seven […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Summer Is A Curse’ by The Faim
Up to now, The Faim have released four original songs, and only one of them has come even close to justifying the hype that’s been thrust upon them. And while […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Geodesics’ by Masiro
With more and more bands turning to experimental styles of songwriting it’s not too surprising that genres including mathcore and progressive metal are gaining more prevalence in the metal world. […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Lake Effect Kid’ by Fall Out Boy
Is there any point in having positive expectations for new Fall Out Boy music anymore? Granted, both Save Rock And Roll and American Beauty / American Psycho were respectively great […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Everything Comes After Zero’ by Circle Of Crows
Breaking into the music industry with a debut EP is by no means an easy feat. With so much competition creating a sound that will stand out and establish a […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Teach Me To Fight’ by Yonaka
Indie-rock spheres have become fairly notorious in recent years for bigging their bands up to no end, only to drop them when the newest one to guarantee the clicks and […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Concrete Kingdoms’ by Concrete Kingdoms
It tends to be worth going into bands like Concrete Kingdoms with tempered expectations. Not only does a hard rock band primarily fixated on influences from multiple decades ago and […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Better Days’ by PVMNTS
PVMNTS seem to be the latest in a curious trend running through alternative music at the moment, that being actors focusing their attention on making music. It’s nothing new at […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Mimi’ by Bad Rabbits
If there’s a band in the 2010s more underrated than Bad Rabbits, they’re yet to make themselves known. American Love was the sort of fat-free, borderline-flawless debut that would run […]
EP REVIEW: ‘The Mountain Of Gold’ by URNE
It never gets old, does it? It never gets old listening to a metal band who are simply content with making the grisliest, most enormous-sounding shit possible, and especially when […]
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