EP REVIEW: ‘A Tension’ by Blank Parody
Birmingham based quartet Blank Parody are aiming to put their names in the rock genre with the sharing of their debut EP. Following the release of various singles taken from […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Long Live’ by Vista
Fierce pop-rock duo Vista return with a powerful re-emergence, escorted by their sophomore release Long Live, a seven track EP that immerses in the solace of finding an oasis. Stepping […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Lights’ by Reckless Intentions
During a time of increasing saturation of the pop-punk genre, being able to come across a fresh and new band that defies a lot of the norms is instantly welcoming. […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Yorkshire Rats’ by Yorkshire Rats
Inspired by the punk rock of Social Distortion and old school approaches of Stiff Little Fingers and The Ramones, Yorkshire Rats formed back in 2004 to provide fresh, modern twists […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Paradise’ by Broadside
By this time last year, Virginia outfit Broadside were climbing up towards pop-punk greatness as they toured across the US with the likes of veterans of the genre State Champs. […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Process’ by Inertia
Discovering an exciting new band is always quite a thrill. When it comes down to the enticing hard rock vibes that Inertia supply, it can be difficult to not become […]
LIVE REVIEW: Boston Manor @ Level 3, Swindon – 24th May 2017
Following the release of their anticipated debut album Be Nothing at the end of 2016, the Blackpool quintet have been extremely busy touring with the likes of Moose Blood, Wallflower […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Synesthesia’ by Courage My Love
The rise of female-fronted pop-rock is becoming more and more apparent in music, with Pvris, Against The Current and Tonight Alive being just a few that explore various elements of […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Major Steps, Minor Setbacks’ by Ten Cents Short
Formed back in 2014, American quartet Ten Cents Short debuted their first taste of personalised pop-punk in 2015 in the form of EP All I Ever Wanted. Now the group […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Experience’ by Kaleido
Detroit five-piece Kaleido emit masses of rock ‘n’ roll vibes in a modern manner, with flourishes of pop and soul underlying their hot-blooded tracks. May 19th lies as the release […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Like It Is’ by Tigress
Relentless pop-rock quintet Tigress are set to release their sophomore effort Like It Is on 12th May. Succeeding their debut Human in 2015, the five track EP includes their 2016 […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Edge Of This’ by All Ears Avow
Brit alt-rockers All Ears Avow have always been ones to keep regulating decent content out to the world on a steady basis since their formation in 2013. Their debut Home […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Makes Me Sick’ by New Found Glory
Florida quartet New Found Glory are already making their mark on 2017. Marking their 20th year as a unit, they are celebrating the 20 years of pop-punk in style; having […]
EP REVIEW: ‘40826D’ by Veridian
Six piece Veridian are Brit-rockers currently residing in Reading. Following their tour alongside fellow Brits Evarose earlier in the year, they make their return in the form of five-track EP […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘RUN’ by Ghouls
London-bound quintet Ghouls have been ever growing and making their name with their unique spin on punk rock. Following a succession of previous EPs and debut album released back in […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Cult Drugs’ by Blood Command
Norway’s Blood Command are a sharp sounding quartet fronted by piercing vocalist Karina Ljone. After two albums, including well-received predecessor Funeral Beach, and multiple EPs, the group have returned bigger […]
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