In their attempts to blend a gothic mood into their progressive metal, Oceans Of Slumber hit an awkward mid-space not devoid of quality, but lacking the firepower of those in similar fields.
2000trees Festival comes to a close for 2022, as we look at its final day, ft. Idles, You Me At Six, Knocked Loose, Nova Twins and more.
Our coverage of 2000trees Festival 2022 continues with a stacked second day, ft. Thrice, Turnstile, Vukovi, Laura Jane Grace, Young Guns, Rolo Tomassi and more.
2000trees Festival kicked off with a bang once again this year, and we were there to catch all the first day’s action, ft. Jimmy Eat World, Anti-Flag, Creeper, Lonely The Brave and more.
After a surprisingly strong debut, Beabadoobee reverts back to indie- and bedroom-pop on a varied but ultimately tepid and disengaging sophomore effort.
Once again, Deaf Havana prove why they’re one of Britrock’s brightest and most underrated prospects, with another album tapping just as deeply into emotional honesty as great music.
As they continue to grow and mature with their music, Senses Fail take the 2000s post-hardcore sound and give it more punch and vitality than most others.
In this Review Round-Up, Max Bemis reinvents himself as Maxim Mental, Dead Tired and End It bring plenty of hardcore thrills, and Amongst Liars hit a high bar in straightforward rock.
Sporting the best lineup of the summer, 2000trees brings metric tons of great bands to this year’s festival season, and we’ve broken down the whole lineup to take a proper look, as well as a few recommendations from the bands themselves.
Despite still not wowing in the overall ranks of pop-rock, The Faim’s new album at least feels like a step towards a more coherent vision and stronger, catchier songcraft.