Showing Teeth’s destiny as metalcore’s newest megastar is already being fast-tracked into existence, even if her debut EP indicates it’s very premature.
Category: EPs
Karen Dió’s new EP takes a couple of massive steps forward, not just widening her punk sensibilities but greatly increasing their impact.
In this Review Round-Up, Zebrahead round out their EP series with its best entry; Dead Tired put out some solid hardcore; and AXTY…are here too.
In this Review Round-Up, heavy music hits a triplet of winners, thanks to prog-metal from Allt, and varying flavours of hardcore from Negative Frame and Initiate.
In this Review Round-Up, new albums from The Hu and Mayday Parade are both fine enough, but Mimi Barks produces a real disappointment.
In this Review Round-Up, DevilDriver are back to their old tricks once again, but fortunately, there’s a much better selection in dark-pop from Au/Ra, hardcore from No Cure, and groove-metal from Red Method.
Even on a loose, shambling collection of offcuts from previous sessions, BIG SPECIAL are so inherently creative and compelling that they still manage to net an overall win.
Although they’re still in need of an identity of their own, there’s plenty of emo-leaning promise exhibited by divedown on their debut EP.
Still drained of their former glory and totally devoid of ideas, Hands Like Houses’ new EP only improves on their last album by being mercifully short.
They’re one of the most hyped bands around right now, and with a debut collection of incisive grunge cuts, Bleech 9:3 can already justify it.