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.
Tag: alt metal
Armed with nostalgia-bombs and an arena-filling love of the game, Papa Roach’s status as a nu-metal institution goes unchallenged, even decades after the fact.
You might expect a lineup change and a new double album to find Hands Like Houses regain their footing as contemporary post-hardcore figureheads. In truth, it’s the complete opposite.
With their goth- and alt-metal away from UK shores for five years, New Years Day bring along Conquer Divide and Fearless Vampire Killers for a long-awaited win.
Having grown into a potent rave-rock package, ALT BLK ERA’s debut album sees them coming on within their scene by leaps and bounds.
As they take another step into alt-rock’s hinterlands, Vukovi’s boldness and uncompromising personality on this new album remain unchanged.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a diverse cast of pleasant indie-pop from Delights, great post-hardcore from State Of You, and a stalled-out clunker from blacktoothed.
In the final Review Round-Up of 2024, Hanabie. wrap up the year with a bang, joined by a pair of promising hardcore bruisers from Whispers and Chaos Reigns.
There’s no more convincing argument for avoiding Marilyn Manson entirely than just listening to Marilyn Manson.
A slimmer, tighter and more reasoned variation of their usual ‘90s deep-dive finds Ocean Grove stronger than they have been in years.