On her new album, not only does RØRY successfully pivot to heavier material, but she does so without sacrificing the humanity and drive that’s so core to her identity.
Tag: alt metal
If the hype for PRESIDENT was bewildering before, their debut full-length makes it borderline inexcusable.
The effort to improve and diversify themselves within metalcore handily overshadows some of the clumsiness on 156/Silence’s new album.
Anything that could stand out about SiM’s punk / reggae / alt-metal sound gets overshadowed by how painfully, cringe-worthily unfunny they are.
Catch Your Breath’s new album sees them stick unerringly to type, with another batch of radio-friendly alt-metal completely starved of surprise or innovation.
In this Review Round-Up, new albums from The Hu and Mayday Parade are both fine enough, but Mimi Barks produces a real disappointment.
Loathe’s long-awaited new album is a difficult and occasionally frustrating listen, but one that gets more brilliant with each additional spin.
Even with some truly unbearable heat to contend with, Bilmuri’s energy and collection of bangers holds tight that there are few more entertaining.
Download Festival comes to a close for 2026 with a huge headline set from Linkin Park, as well as A Day To Remember, letlive., The Pretty Reckless, Ice Nine Kills, Creeper, RØRY and more.