In almost a decade since their last album, I See Stars’ electro-metalcore has undergone some serious refinement and maturation.
Tag: electronic rock
It’s big; it’s ponderous; it’s far less prescient or profound than it thinks it is—it’s another Starset album, alright!
A more diverse, deconstructed Nova Twins album is still such a magnetic listen, thanks to the creative overdrive of its performers.
RADAR Festival’s second day provides even more variety as Normandie step up to headlining slot, with further appearances from Annisokay, Intervals, Oceans Ate Alaska, Novelists and more.
In this Review Round-Up, Calva Louise and Lakes both supply some good work, counteracting a fairly mediocre outing from Wytch Hazel.
Don’t let the smaller venue size fool you—even on what’s basically a side-show, Kid Kapichi lose none of the punch that’s elevated them among alt-rock’s current champs.
Limp Bizkit’s Loserville Tour arrives in Manchester, where the nu-metal legends are just one component of bill driven by its diversity and insanity.
In this Review Round-Up, debuts and breakthroughs yield a whole load of promise coming from Oversize and Split Dogs, oddball antics from Eric Bass, and the exact opposite of any of that from Dark Chapel.
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.
Family legacy meets wide-reaching creativity on Jakob Nowell’s debut, for a madcap exercise in genre alchemy that sticks the landing surprisingly often.