In this Review Round-Up, the return of Death Pill and a reinvention from en MASSE both come in strong, as opposed to Archers’ serving of blandness.
Category: EPs
On their new EP, The Young Hearts crank up the indie-rock bluster and down-to-earth songwriting to their highest levels yet.
ROTHCO’s debut EP, with its post-punk, psychedelia and abundance of polish, already feels like the work of an accomplished new band.
House Of Protection continue to forge their own path in post-hardcore, and with what’s offered on their new EP, they’re doing it at breakneck speed.
In this Review Round-Up, electronic music takes some wild swings (for better or worse) between Youth Code and 100%WET, while Charmer’s emo is able to maintain some familiarity.
In this Review Round-Up, metal brings some fairly middling outings from Paradise Slaves and Your Spirit Dies, but thankfully, PARCS’ pop throwbacks are here to perk things up.
In this Review Round-Up, LANDMVRKS’ metalcore continues to fall short, but at least there’s strong hardcore from EYES and deathcore from Face Yourself to prop things up.
In this Review Round-Up, a selection of EPs is topped by Gallus at their best, and filled out by more underwhelming alt-pop from Halflives, and a true oddity from CBZK.
In this Review Round-Up, Pop Evil are back to their old, worn-down tricks, but thankfully, newcomers bring the heat in spades with new releases from Niis and Iron Form.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s great passion from Anxious and a load of fun from The Deadnotes, with some total tedium from The Dark sandwiched in between.