In this Review Round-Up, ten56. deliver a solid deathcore beating, while on the complete other end of the spectrum, Carsick and cheerbleederz have some of the most likable indie-rock you’re likely to find.
Tag: indie punk
Another stacked festival bill for 2025 comes courtesy of Y Not, headlined by The Prodigy, Courteeners and Madness, and sporting the cream of the crop of both new indie talent, and fan-favourite throwbacks.
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.
2025 sees Outbreak return bigger, better, broader and more brutal than ever, headed up by Knocked Loose at their genre-defining best, with more from Deafheaven, Foxing, Speed, Drug Church, Loathe and more.
One of indie-punk’s undisputed giants, PUP return to the UK in as fine and fighting form as always.
Liverpool’s preeminent new music showcase is back for another year, with its mix of diverse sounds, indie crowd-pleasers, and one of the most stacked rosters of newcomers it’s had in some time.
As they venture deeper into indie-rock in tandem with their regular alt-punk, Press Club’s newest album burns a little slower, but is no less gratifying.
In this Review Round-Up, a selection of EPs is topped by Gallus at their best, and filled out by more underwhelming alt-pop from Halflives, and a true oddity from CBZK.
In this Review Round-Up, Pop Evil are back to their old, worn-down tricks, but thankfully, newcomers bring the heat in spades with new releases from Niis and Iron Form.
In this Review Round-Up, Mallavora properly break out and Fightmilk remain right at the top of the indie-punk ladder, all while Dose Of Adolescence return after more than a decade and embarrass themselves wholeheartedly.