Dorothy swap out flair and fire for radio-ready functionality, and arrive at hard rock’s middle of the road with ease and haste.
Tag: hard rock
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.
Armed with nostalgia-bombs and an arena-filling love of the game, Papa Roach’s status as a nu-metal institution goes unchallenged, even decades after the fact.
As potent and imposing as ever with no signs of slowing down, another stop in Manchester for Rise Against ensures modern punk’s arena-rockers are still shining bright.
With life experience and years in the industry on her side, RØRY’s new album is handily better than practically all of her nu-gen peers.
In this Review Round-Up, there’s a diverse cast of pleasant indie-pop from Delights, great post-hardcore from State Of You, and a stalled-out clunker from blacktoothed.
It’s a new era for Linkin Park, and even with a new vocalist and more heat around them than there’s been in a long time, they still can’t muster up more than this dry, tepid product.
Not content with being one of radio-rock’s worst, Skillet go full mask-off to embarrass themselves further with alt-right-pandering garbage.
In this Review Round-Up, Torus’ debut album manages to impress, alongside some more mid-range pop-punk outings from downcast and Light Grey.
A collision of 2000s metal, Vikings and trap-rock genre-toying, against all odds, yields an increasingly entertaining listen on Jeris Johnson’s new album.