2025 sees Outbreak return bigger, better, broader and more brutal than ever, headed up by Knocked Loose at their genre-defining best, with more from Deafheaven, Foxing, Speed, Drug Church, Loathe and more.
Tag: noise rock
More than two decades after their last album, Mclusky are back and effectively unchanged, though that’s the furthest thing from a criticism towards their snide post-hardcore.
The soundtrack to the impending end comes courtesy of Guiltless, with their slowly enrapturing blend of noise, doom and pessimistic mire.
As they continue their path towards being one of the UK’s premier post-punk bands, Squid bring their thorny experimentalism to Manchester amid some of their biggest shows to date.
It’s been an inordinately long time coming but The Jesus Lizard finally return to the UK, to proudly wear their status as veterans and legends of noise-rock.
The Body’s prolificness in noisemaking hasn’t dulled their instincts for leaving a mark, as they come out with one of the most gripping experimental albums of the year.
In this Review Round-Up, Make Them Suffer and Zebrahead both deliver solid new releases within their own lane, though it goes without saying that Thank’s willingness to go beyond that on their debut lets them handily take the lead.
The Jesus Lizard return after 26 years with the noise and forward-thinking alt-rock attitude that’s like they never left.
Deadly, intense but impossible to look away from, Couch Slut unleash a deluge of noise that’s among 2024’s most impactful listens yet.
Though nowhere near as contentious as they once were, Fat White Family’s thorny post-punk remains irascible, but—for the first time ever—surprisingly listenable.