In this Review Round-Up, We Came As Romans once again prove mind-numbing, but thankfully there’s some more interesting fare from Blackbriar and Joe & The Shitboys.
Tag: heavy metal
Arctangent’s array of prog, post-metal and noise returns in fine form for 2025, with appearances from Between The Buried And Me, Karnivool, TesseracT, Melvins, Rolo Tomassi, Mew and more.
With a star-studded cast alongside their usual J-metal dazzle, BABYMETAL’s newest is yet another rocket-jump into the stratosphere.
It’s the final day of 2000trees, though it’s far from quiet with Alexisonfire headlining, letlive. raising the bar, and sets from Vukovi, Imminence, La Dispute, Employed To Serve, Anxious and more.
In this Review Round-Up, Calva Louise and Lakes both supply some good work, counteracting a fairly mediocre outing from Wytch Hazel.
It’s business as usual for Malevolence, which means another world-class metal album from one of the UK’s absolute best.
In this Review Round-Up, Buckcherry suck (big shock…); Orthodox are…okay; and Battlesnake provide a genuinely good bit of fun.
As much as the swift turnaround time and creative process of Volbeat’s new album has been lauded in its favour, it’s actually the source of every one of its many problems.
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.
In this Review Round-Up, Within Destruction impress the most with their anime-inflected deathcore, followed by a more standard metal affair from King Kraken, and a total snoozer from The Pale White.