Track Pack – 24th-30th June 2019
THIS WEEK: Korn are back with a brand new single, alongside new music from Killswitch Engage, Palaye Royale, Silverstein and more
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The Catch-Up – 2019 (Part 1)
As we reach the midpoint of the year, we give our thoughts on some of 2019’s releases that we missed covering over the last six months, featuring Dream Theater, Devin Townsend, The Chemical Brothers, The Specials, Martha, Amon Amarth and plenty more
Track Pack – 17th-23rd June 2019
THIS WEEK: With a new label and sound, Sleeping With Sirens begin the lead-up to their next album, alongside new tracks from blink-182, Chelsea Wolfe, Sum 41 and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Natural, Everyday Degradation’ by Remo Drive
Presumably what made Remo Drive stand out earlier on was their sense of confidence. They’re a band whose sound is deeply embedded the indie-rock and emo that’s built around uncertainty […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Junior’ by The LaFontaines
There’s no real easier answer to why The LaFontaines aren’t bigger than they currently are. They certainly have a fanbase (which is appropriate considering how thoroughly entertaining they can be), […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘sin’ by John Floreani
No one could’ve really predicted that John Floreani’s solo endeavours would’ve begun this early. That’s not to say it was totally out of the question – there’s a long and […]
Track Pack – 27th May-2nd June 2019
THIS WEEK: Sleater-Kinney continue their revival with a brand new single, Fever 333 drop an unexpected collaboration with Poppy, and there’s new music from Telethon, Slaughter Beach, Dog, VISTA and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Don’t Wait ‘Til Tomorrow’ by Yonaka
It’s a bit tough to know what to say about Yonaka at this stage, but that can ultimately be perceived as a good thing. While they may have been given […]
Track Pack – 20th-26th May 2019
THIS WEEK: It’s all change for Waterparks as they kick off their new era, plus there’s new music from Alexisonfire, Knocked Loose, Yungblud and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Future Dust’ by The Amazons
The greatest accolade that can be awarded to The Amazons at this point is that they’ve survived this long. Even among the silent majority indie acts (of which there’s a […]
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
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 […]
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