For as much as Butcher Babies try to rise above radio-metal’s lowered standards, there are too many variables that just keep pulling them back.
Tag: Luke Nuttall
Miss May I are a long way past their peak on their new album, and with how devoid of new or impactful ideas they are, it shows.
Imminence are a cut above within metalcore, but there’s still a lot of work needed to get them further than just that.
Keo’s sought-after debut is a straightforward rock affair, but with far more hits than misses and some significant ‘90s influence to keep it going.
Post-Svalbard, Serena Cherry’s melodeath / black-metal album about Elden Ring is packed with real gems, almost surprisingly so.
Naff title aside, a vigorous hit of post-hardcore with plenty of panache makes for coldrain’s strongest outing in years.
With a vicious sound palette and thundering, forward-thinking attitude, Gurriers have all the makings of another Irish post-punk success story on their new album.
Tighter, catchier and more arresting than could’ve ever been expected, Honey Revenge surpass themselves unequivocally for one of the pop-rock albums of the year.
Pale Waves’ return is underway, and to celebrate, they take to Manchester’s [UN.TITLED] Studio with a stacked bill of pop-rock and alt-pop.