Track Pack – 13th-19th May 2019
THIS WEEK: Mallory Knox lead up to the release of their big comeback album, Slipknot kick off their brand new era properly, and there’s new music from Broadside, Grayscale and more
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EP REVIEW: ‘Make Friends’ by Black Surf
It was always going to be interesting to see where Black Surf would go next, especially with the rather lengthy gap that’s been left since Let’s Pretend It’s Summer in […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Peace Jazz’ by Beezewax
There’s a very specific camp of indie-rock that Beezewax can be placed into, namely that of acts which are often cited as influential within their field, but rarely seem to […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Balance’ by Catfish And The Bottlemen
Among the ever-perplexing cases of how certain artists have ended up as big as they are, the ballooning success of Catfish And The Bottlemen is likely to always remain a […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘I Need A New War’ by Craig Finn
It’s no wonder that Craig Finn has become as revered a songwriter as he is. The influence of The Hold Steady has been projected far and wide for years for […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Certain Freedoms’ by Trade Wind
The expectations for Trade Wind to do something great were there from the start, even if the initial concept might have come from way out of left field. On the […]
Track Pack – 15th-21st April 2019
THIS WEEK: Motionless In White kick off the run-up to their new album with two new tracks, alongside Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties, The Dangerous Summer, Weatherstate and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Social Cues’ by Cage The Elephant
To say that Cage The Elephant’s star has fallen over the last few years would be to grossly undersell how close this band actually were to becoming unavoidable. Their self-titled […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Low Sun Long Shadows’ by SPQR
For all the promise that SPQR’s The House That Doubt Built showed, it unfortunately fell short. The ideas were there, but there was just something lacking about the math-rock-meets-indie-pop execution […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Love Is All You Love’ by Band Of Skulls
What ever happened to Band Of Skulls? It felt like there was a point where they were on top of the world, ready to capitalise on the blues influences creeping […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Dogrel’ by Fontaines D.C.
Looking at where Fontaines D.C. are now, it’s hard to work out how things actually got here. Before Idles laid down the gauntlet for lairy post-punk to become a mainstream […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘What’s It Like Over There?’ by Circa Waves
At this point, it wouldn’t be too unfair to suggest that Circa Waves are running on fumes. Theirs is an archetypal example of the indie boom and bust that’s become […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Chemical Daydream’ by The Alchemy
As regularly as it can feel that the deck is stacked against Britrock, it’s never predetermined to fail. Sure, when bands come around that are blatant emulating sounds that have […]
Track Pack – 25th-31st March 2019
THIS WEEK: After a decade since their last album, Rammstein finally make their return, alongside new music from Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties, Feeder, Dinosaur Pile-Up and more
Track Pack – 18th-24th March 2019
THIS WEEK: It’s the grand return of Frank Iero as he drops his first single with The Future Violents, as well as new tracks from Dance Gavin Dance, Amon Amarth, Sainte and more
Track Pack – 11th-17th March 2019
THIS WEEK: Baroness come out swinging with a brand new track, alongside new music from Jamie Lenman, Employed To Serve, Seaway, Petrol Girls and more
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