Pedigree and personal writing give Silvertomb a good doom-metal foundation, but the execution can prevent that from clicking as it should.
Tag: Album review
This far after their initial wave of hype, GIRLBAND!’s personality is by far their best asset, on an indie-rock debut that struggles to light a fire.
The spirit of culture and collaboration rushes through Los Bitchos’ newest album, and finds their combination of psychedelia, funk and cumbia at its most energised.
To call this a new age of Anberlin is a huge exaggeration, as nostalgia is literally the only thing keeping their emo / pop-rock afloat.
A far more cutting take on alt-pop sees daine reach unforeseen heights on their newest album.
Digging into her most personal work to date, Jesse Jo Stark earmarks herself as an exceptional singer-songwriter on her new album.
Cult Of Luna confront loss in devastatingly bleak fashion, for a post-metal album that grips with phenomenal power.
The current era of Comeback Kid greatness continues with another album of raucous, ripping hardcore.
Stepping into heartland-rock gives Spanish Love Songs a much bigger canvas, but the fraught power of their songs remains wholly intact.
Royal Blood are back to basics on their new album, and—would you believe it?—the limitations are as prominent as ever.