EP REVIEW: ‘Psychosis’ by Encoded
Rage Against The Machine and Limp Bizkit are well known bands that come to mind when one thinks of aggressive heavy metal. Raw guitar tones, aggressive rap or shouting style […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Ann’ by The Front Bottoms
The speed at which this EP has arrived can be seen as very telling. After all, Going Grey was only released in October and saw The Front Bottoms feel the […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Searching’ by I, The Mapmaker
Hardcore remains as difficult as ever to get a significant foothold in, and with just as many new bands coming out to make a name for themselves, it’s becoming more […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Recovery’ by Dream State
As is the necessary cynicism that is par for the course with being a music fan these days, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Dream State are simply the latest […]
EP REVIEW: ‘The Devil’s Plans For Idle Hands’ by Wolf Culture
It’s honestly difficult to know what to say about Wolf Culture. Of course, to see a homegrown emo and pop-punk scene flourishing in the way that it is is definitely […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Take Me Back To The Light’ by Pushing Daisies
With bands like Dearist, Beaumont and seemingly countless others at the helm, the Britrock mantle already feels as though it’s being taken up by far more capable hands, moving aside […]
EP REVIEW: Can’t Forget’ by Feed Them To The Forest
This five-piece alternative rock band from York have released their debut EP Can’t Forget, making their first considerable step into the limelight since singles Black Canary and Six Seasons And […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Distant Star’ by Spielbergs
It’s no wonder that Spielbergs have previous received comparisons to acts like Japandroids and …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, given their penchant for scuzzy indie-rock […]
EP REVIEW: ‘The Fix’ by Eva Plays Dead
Eva Plays Dead’s self-professed brand of “no-nonsense rock” has taken them surprisingly far, particularly in a time where no one is content unless everything is slotted into its own neat, […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Cry Havoc!’ by Gutlocker
UK groove metallers Gutlocker have unleashed their new EP, Cry Havoc!. With increasing competition in the metal scene as bands try to make themselves heard, Gutlocker’s unique vocals and heavy chord […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Abandonment’ by Bad Breeding
Bad Breeding seem to embody so much about modern life in their music. That’s what a lot of the praise for last year’s Divide album came down to, a band […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Get Terrified’ by itoldyouiwouldeatyou
A band like itoldyouiwouldeatyou is always important to have around, especially at the ground level they’re at right now. When topics of gender and identity are still very much pushed […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Ex’ by The Kenneths
Chances are if you’ve been following underground UK punk for the last couple of years, you’ll be familiar with The Kenneths. They’ve certainly been doing enough to get their name […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Pale Glow’ by VNDTA
When a band claims that their influences run from Thy Art Is Murder and Pantera to No Doubt, some major alarm bells usually start to go off. After all, too […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Where Lost Things Go’ by As Sirens Fall
There’s a distinct feeling that As Sirens Fall probably would’ve gone down a lot smoother a few years ago. Back then, everyone was still trying to fill the hole left […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Days We Found’ by TrueHeights
TrueHeights return with their second release, Days We Found, following the band’s 2015 mini album, TH15. The six-piece alt-rock group originate from the Midlands and have been gaining success with […]
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