In this Review Round-Up, new albums from The Hu and Mayday Parade are both fine enough, but Mimi Barks produces a real disappointment.
Tag: Better Noise Records
In this Review Round-Up, great work comes from Lord Of The Lost finishing their album trilogy and Love Rarely delivering one of the breakthroughs of 2026…next to a total waste of time from From Ashes To New.
After being around for a long while as relics of 2000s emo, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus are back with a new album that’s…not too bad!
Another solid Nothing More album continues to make it likely that they’re one of the only acts in radio-rock to consistently deliver more than the baseline.
Even though they can iterate on radio-metal stronger than most, Bad Wolves continue to find it hard to produce something distinctly their own on their new album.
With a slew of guest stars and radio-rock might behind it, Hyro The Hero’s new album is primed for bigger things than ever before, but it’s also a considerably less interesting take on his typical rap-rock style.
An attempt at damage control gets Asking Alexandria back to normal, and sucks out any personality, intrigue or quality by doing so.
In this Review Round-Up, Declan McKenna and Oceans Of Slumber return while Dream Nails and Cold Years make their long-awaited debuts, alongside From Ashes To New, Fame On Fire, lovelytheband, Chloe Lilac, Young Knives, Honey Joy and Snow Coats