Even compared to the rest of the derivative slurry that post-grunge’s modern incarnations continue to pump out, there’s always something about Daughtry that falls below even that. It’s probably something […]
This is currently the second active band called Lovebites (that we know of), but at least they’re easy to distinguish from the similarly-named Japanese power-metallers. This lot is comprised of […]
The idea of the side projects of Warped Tour alumni has become just as predictable as the bands themselves. Pop-punk and metalcore bands will indulge in pop and indie projects […]
For as celebrated as the new wave of American heavy metal was and still is, birthing what would become metalcore and seeing the rise of some of the 21st Century’s […]
Ah, The Hunna – possibly the only band to have ever sold out before they’d even sold in. An ordinary scroll down any Facebook feed a couple of years ago […]
Deafheaven’s ubiquity within black metal is certainly something that’s unique to them. Of course, a single act torn between acclaim and vilification is nothing new, especially in this genre, but […]
Thursday With the blaring heat of the sun continuing to dry out the UK, the Tech-Fest campsite is somewhat uncomfortable as metalheads alike attempt to put up their tents. The […]
Formed in Los Angeles in 2011, The Interrupters are a family affair, comprised of the three Bivona brothers Kevin (guitar), Jesse (drums), and Justin (bass) alongside vocalist Aimee Interrupter. After […]
The fairytale-like story of While She Sleeps’ You Are We was already endearing from the start – a band breaking free of industry politics and conventions to build their own studio […]
What sort of preconceptions are there from a band called Like A Storm? Well, for starters, they pretty much need to be a hard rock band, given that’s a name […]
For as deep of an affinity as Lydia have with the indie-emo scene, they’ve spent quite a bit of time moving away from it as of late. In fact, anything […]
This is probably the most interesting Chelsea Grin by default, only because there’s something to say about it. This is the band’s first album without Alex Koehler fronting after leaving […]
It’s a bit disheartening to see Real Friends’ reputation of pop-punk’s pack-leading sadboys prevail, especially when they’ve been making a conscious effort to break out of the rut they so […]
If there’s a band who’ve constantly stood as a paragon of strength with the British metal scene, forging ahead on their own path with consistently brilliant albums, it’d be While […]
Is there any point in We The Kings releasing a new album? No one has really cared about them since Check Yes Juliet in 2008 (or at the very, very […]
Surely this shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise, right? Well okay, maybe not this exact scenario – the idea of DevilDriver releasing a covers album of country songs […]
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