The Last Dinner Party continue to defy expectations and accusations as they remodel their baroque indie-rock for a more ragged second album.
Tag: glam rock
2000trees continues into Friday with Coheed And Cambria and Taking Back Sunday headlining, on top of Million Dead, Trash Boat, Mclusky, Graphic Nature, Press Club and more.
Even as they continue to feel at home on metal’s biggest stages, it hasn’t saved Ghost’s new album from feeling disappointingly (and avoidably) pedestrian.
Although they seem fully content with their current lower standing in British rock, The Darkness find it difficult to translate that into captivating music that still shows off their best assets.
The Darkness’ biggest and best days are firmly behind them, but for a show replete with hard rock fun, they’ve still got it in spades.
In this Review Round-Up, recent EPs from Calling All Captains and Revoid are respectively mixed and mighty, while Mister Misery’s new album falls firmly in the middle.
Once again, the shadow of 5 Seconds Of Summer is no burden for Ashton Irwin, now flexing his classic rock muscles in a varied and vivid manner.
A generically middling sound comes from South Of Salem, thanks to ‘edgy’ hard rock over a decade past its prime, and that was never that transgressive to begin with.
Creeper’s newest venture into gothic opulence brings about a bracing run of ‘80s glam and hard rock, which they find supremely easy to craft another gold-standard winner from.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a wave of solid stuff across the genre spectrum from Starbenders, Sydney Sprague and Values Here, unfortunately disturbed by a less-than-stellar outing from The Wytches.