THIS WEEK: Green Day’s newly-announced world tour with Fall Out Boy and Weezer yields new music from all three of them, as well as new tracks from Turnover, Touché Amoré, Waterparks, WSTR and more
Originally, it felt as though Sam Fender’s existence within the crop of emerging UK singer-songwriters was entirely hinged on what he was perceived to be able to do rather than […]
As easy as it would be to pair Korn’s The Nothing with Slipknot’s We Are Not Your Kind among 2019’s significant releases as two bands who’ve transcended their nu-metal roots […]
It’s hardly a surprise that Betraying The Martyrs haven’t been showered in the accolades of a good deal of their metalcore peers. It’s easy to say that about plenty of […]
Since the release of Come Clean in 2001, Wes Scantlin has had something of a rough time. The Puddle Of Mudd frontman has seen himself subject to numerous arrests and […]
Right now, the most prominent feature about Microwave has been how prolific their name has been. They’ve been bubbling around in the second or third tiers of emo and post-hardcore […]
As far as the modern pop-punk hype-sphere goes, Sleep On It are the perfect example of how mistreated these bands can be by an overall fickleness within the scene pushing […]
Looking back on The Faim’s Summer Is A Curse EP now, it’s easier than ever to see why it didn’t work. It showed a band clearly stuck in a flux […]
It’s never made all that much sense to attribute a band member leaving to a decline in that band’s quality. That’s not to say it can’t happen, like if the […]
THIS WEEK: The Amity Affliction return with a new song on a new label, alongside tracks from Of Mice & Men, grandson, Spielbergs and more
Here’s a question – how has Post Malone actually reached this point? When considering his place in hip-hop, it’s not one that’s usually met favourably, especially by more traditional fans […]
Right now, the preconceptions about Being As An Ocean are probably just as well-known as the band itself. They may have started as just another emotional hardcore band (albeit one […]
There’s something about The Drew Thomson Foundation that emanates a sense of purity. Maybe it’s because this is the more straightforward, personal side-project of its eponymous mainman away from the […]
Cassels are undoubtedly a unique prospect, but it feels like they’re yet to really find a distinct footing to capitalise on that uniqueness. They’ve certainly made an impact over the […]
Grayscale’s Adornment really proved to be a sleeper hit in 2017, the sort of pop-punk album on the fringes of emo that’s not uncommon, but rarely catch the attention at […]
Friday Even though Reading & Leeds are no longer strictly rock festivals (something that their detractors never waste any time in letting everyone know), there’s a presence around the site […]
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