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.
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In this Review Round-Up, Calva Louise and Lakes both supply some good work, counteracting a fairly mediocre outing from Wytch Hazel.
In this Review Round-Up, Orchards’ new album might rocket to the top of the bill, but Deijuvhs’ dexterous crossover work provides another strong showing, and Forlorn lay down a lot of potential on their debut.
In this Review Round-Up, Make Them Suffer and Zebrahead both deliver solid new releases within their own lane, though it goes without saying that Thank’s willingness to go beyond that on their debut lets them handily take the lead.
In once again deviating from the punk of Against Me!, Laura Jane Grace continues to confirm her infallible status on another album of stripped-back gems.
Lambrini Girls’ debut EP taps into everything wonderful about punk, and unleashes it with a ferocity that always keeps the thrills coming.
With a companion EP to his last full-length, Jamie Lenman undergoes a more varied assimilation into indie-rock and folk-rock, in what’s arguably better than its predecessor.
In this Review Round-Up, New Pagans prove solid on their album, but the greatest promise can be found in EPs from View From The Soyuz and especially Fuzzy Heart.
Other Half’s sophomore full-length continues down a noise-rock furrow that proves extremely fertile, in no small part for how exciting this still sounds.
A slide into indie-rock represents a slight step backwards for Jamie Lenman overall, though with his creative acumen and ear for a massive hook, it’s more than made up for.