In this Review Round-Up, Glitterer underwhelm, Paledusk overwhelm, and Shoreline are the only ones who can stick to something wholly good.
Tag: grunge
Despite being such a paragon of emo dynamism in the past, Citizen’s new album might be the most half-baked thing they’ve put out yet.
Across a smorgasbord of ‘90s rock excellence with scope and power that’s second to none, Teenage Wrist pull out another stunner with unparalleled ease.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a trio of grunge releases from Return To Dust, Bad Juju and Uzumaki, to show off some the genre’s range of faces and qualities.
Even as a lateral move from their breakthrough that remains pretty clear-cut, there’s still enough about Saint Agnes’ industrial-punk hybrid to remain rather invested.
In this Review Round-Up, the most fun comes courtesy of EPs from LURK and snake eyes, while Heavenward’s new full-length proves a smidge less so.
In this Review Round-Up, the DIY scenes turn out a bumper crop with the new album from Heart Attack Man, and EPs from The Deadnotes and UgLi.
Even after a great run of ‘90s-leaning punk, The Dirty Nil’s newest crystallises their influence and exuberance into an even harder, stronger form, and likely their best yet.
Don’t confuse it for mere nostalgia; Therapy?’s brand of supercharged alt-rock and metal hits just like it did in its ‘90s heyday, even 16 albums deep.
Softcult’s newest all killer, no filler EP acts as their most definitive creative statement yet, and a working of grunge and dream-pop that’s among the best around.