EP REVIEW: ‘You Are Filth’ by Death Blooms
When Death Blooms released their self-titled EP last year, few could’ve predicted where they’ve would’ve ended up just more than a year later. They’re hardly a household name or anything, […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Reclamation’ by Sworn Amongst
Reclamation is the new EP from metalcore quintet Sworn Amongst. The metalcore scene is seeing a large amount of releases which begs the question, will Sworn Amongst stand out with […]
EP REVIEW: ‘The Nightmares’ by The Nightmares
When it comes to ultimately deciding how to judge The Nightmares as a band, the process has been more difficult than maybe it should. For one, they’re still a brand […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Return Of The Arsonist’ by Blood Command
It feels as though there’s never been a better time for a band like Blood Command to really show what they can do. They’ve always been praised in the past […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Drug Phase’ by Bad Luck.
Bad Luck.’s story is indicative of just how tenacious and tight-knit the DIY pop-punk and indie-punk scene can be. What could’ve fizzled out after two pretty well-received albums in 2015 […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Strange Love’ by Simple Creatures
There’s really no reason this should even exist. That’s not because the combination of blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth is some monumental pop-punk paradigm shift (even […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Endeavours’ by High Rise
2019 is proving to be a popular year for metalcore releases. Metalcore quintet High Rise are a part of this subgenre, and Endeavours is the new EP from the group […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Social Hazard’ by Lotus Eater
For a band named after the Ancient Greek personification of apathy and laziness, Lotus Eater have been anything but. It certainly helps that the rise of bands like Cane Hill […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Wildheart Dreaming’ by The Xcerts
It’s genuinely heartwarming to see The Xcerts finally get the sort of success and recognition they deserve. They always should have done given how their particular brand of Britrock has […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Against The Ropes’ by Follower
Remember that Northshore EP from a few weeks back that seemed to want to get by on Britrock worship that, for the most part, felt supremely out of date? Well, […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Ensom’ by Parting Gift
The arrival of Holding Absence into modern rock’s big leagues is enough of an early indication that bleak, atmospheric post-hardcore is on the up, but the swift arrival of Parting […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Ill Minds, Vol. 2’ by Black Coast
This is possibly the best time that Black Coast could’ve chosen to release their new EP. Ill Minds, Vol. 1 was the sort of undeniably strong work that greased the […]
EP REVIEW: ‘a modern tragedy vol. 2’ by grandson
With every new crossover success story that emerges, it only makes the term more and more worthless. Sure, attempting to break down genre boundaries is a noble goal, but there […]
EP REVIEW: ‘-’ by Jetty Bones
Jetty Bones have always had an interesting presence within the indie-punk and pop-punk scenes, mostly because it’s difficult to think of a single act currently around to fully compare them […]
EP REVIEW: ‘For What It’s Worth’ by Northshore
There tends to be a bad feeling when bands like Northshore come around nowadays, and not because first impressions are all that negative. Granted, the title track of this EP […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Have Me To Waste’ by Starve To Survive
For a while in hardcore, it’s seemed as though the better company a band keeps, the better that band is likely to be. Sure, it’s easy to chalk it up […]
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