EP REVIEW: ‘The Ruins’ by Vista
For a band with really no mainstream media attention, it’s genuinely surprising to see how far Vista have come in such a short time. Leveraging the pop-rock ecosystem with a […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Gigantic Disappointment’ by Lande Hekt
By now, there are certain expectations that arise when a band’s vocalist steps aside from their main project to pursue a solo effort in tandem. Usually they tend to be […]
EP REVIEW: ‘God Alone.’ by God Alone.
For posterity’s sake, this isn’t, in fact, a new release by the noise-rock side-project of the same name from various members of The Devil Wears Prada, but a different band […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Loss’ by MSRY
The reception that MSRY’s Safety First EP received last year was undoubtedly impressive, given that they were a relatively unknown band at the time looking to break into a hardcore […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Stages’ by WhoHurtYou
As clear as it is that WhoHurtYou was formulated to give All Time Low’s Jack Barakat an outlet on the side akin to Alex Gaskarth’s Simple Creatures, the argument can […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Hallucinations’ by PVRIS
The time when PVRIS could seemingly do no wrong feels like an awfully long time ago now. Their debut White Noise certainly was a great album in giving the pop-rock […]
EP REVIEW: ‘the underrated youth’ by Yungblud
Okay, why is this still happening? Why does Yungblud continue to be paraded around like some kind of musical wunderkind when such a negligible amount of his output has shown […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Everything Opposite’ by Simple Creatures
With this being their second release this year, it’s clear that Mark Hoppus and Alex Gaskarth are intending Simple Creatures to be more than just some sporadic side-project. Of course, […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Foreign Language’ by Can’t Swim
If there’s one band whose prospective blowing up currently relies on them patiently waiting for their moment, it’d be Can’t Swim. After all, there’s not much else they can do […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Future Echoes’ by Novacub
Despite this being their debut EP, the groundswell that Novacub have been building, especially in indie and Britrock scenes, has been rather considerable. A good part of that definitely feels […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Bloodlust’ by nothing,nowhere. & Travis Barker
In a genre that’s floundered as consistently and considerably as emo-rap, it’s always good to have at least one kernel of hope among it all, and it looks like nothing,nowhere. […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Luna In The Sky Forever’ by Cvlt Ov The Svn
A lot about Cvlt Ov The Svn seems very familiar, right down to how meticulous the overall marketing seems to be. The invented tag of ‘occult murder pop’ is immediately […]
EP REVIEW: ‘No Show’ by Sœur
An ongoing theme with Sœur is that while individual tracks can sometimes underwhelm on their own, their full releases tend to be much more than the sum of their parts. […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Curse These Metal Hands’ by Pijn & Conjurer
The more time that goes into considering what Curse These Metal Hands actually is, the less sense it seems to make. Here, we have a team-up between Pijn and Conjurer, […]
EP REVIEW: ‘True Motion’ by Real Authority
It’s not like a band has to be all that deep or cerebral to be good. There’s still plenty of value in hitting a point of uncomplicated exuberance as much […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Sugar Tax’ by Kid Kapichi
It may seem ridiculous now, but the original appeal of Slaves was their ability to take the frustration and ennui that typified a broken Britain and channel it in the […]
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