ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Blue Blood’ by Idiot Pilot
It’s kind of strange to have Idiot Pilot back. It’s not like they made an enormous splash over a decade ago – they’ve always been a relatively underground proposition – […]
Track Pack – 25th February-3rd March 2019
THIS WEEK: I Prevail return with a pair of new tracks, as well as new music from After The Burial, Man With A Mission, Brutus and more
EP REVIEW: ‘a modern tragedy vol. 2’ by grandson
With every new crossover success story that emerges, it only makes the term more and more worthless. Sure, attempting to break down genre boundaries is a noble goal, but there […]
EP REVIEW: ‘The Sunday Sadness’ by The Sunday Sadness
On paper, The Sunday Sadness look to be drawing out their path forward by capitalising on pop and alternative music’s most fruitful musical wells. A list of influences containing The […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘amo’ by Bring Me The Horizon
At the minute, Bring Me The Horizon feel like a band without a home, and it’s not entirely their fault. For the band who’ve spent the best part of a […]
Track Pack – 14th-20th January 2019
THIS WEEK: It’s a week of returns, as Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, The Maine, The Killers and PUP all make their comebacks, as well as new music from Yungblud, SWMRS, Blaqk Audio and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Who Do You Trust?’ by Papa Roach
There’s a lot of cause to be concerned about this album. Even if you’re not a fan, it’s hard to deny that Papa Roach have managed to ride the train […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Erase The Pain’ by Palisades
Unless it’s a genuinely huge surprise release (and even then the conditions are only marginally more lax), there’s no reason to release your album in late December, especially after Christmas […]
Track Pack – 12th-18th November 2018
THIS WEEK: Cane Hill drop their biggest curveball to date in their new single, as well as new tracks from Gerard Way, Bad Religion, Emarosa, Papa Roach, New Years Day, Within Temptation and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Simulation Theory’ by Muse
It gets to a point with Muse where giving up seems like the only valid option. With bands of their size – as in legit stadium-fillers with all the money […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Psalms’ by Hollywood Undead
It’ll most likely always be a mystery how Hollywood Undead inexplicably rubberbanded back into relevance in 2017 and 2018. Considering they’d spent the best part of the previous decade as […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Geist’ by The Browning
The fact that The Browning haven’t been inundated with the same bile as their electro-deathcore peers is genuinely surprising. Granted, any band that’s lived with the name The Browning for […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Euringer’ by Euringer
If this album had been released about a decade ago at the very latest, it probably would’ve been anticipated more favourably. At least then Jimmy Urine would’ve had the boon […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Atlas Underground’ by Tom Morello
For someone who’s regularly considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, the crux of Rage Against The Machine’s righteousness and a political firebrand in his own right, it […]
Track Pack – 1st-7th October 2018
THIS WEEK: The brand new solo track from Halsey arrives, as well as new music from Architects, Papa Roach, Basement, Stand Atlantic, Can’t Swim, SHVPES, wars and more
Track Pack – 24th-30th September 2018
THIS WEEK: The Prodigy drop a new song from their upcoming album, as well as new tracks reviewed from Muse, Coheed And Cambria, Atreyu, Saves The Day, The Word Alive, Normandie, Toothgrinder, The Wild Things and more
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