ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Bruise’ by Lizzy Farrall
The measures that Lizzy Farrall has undergone to find her artistic feet so quickly have been quite impressive to see unfold. What began as a pleasantly folky pop-rock sound on […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Heartbreak Weather’ by Niall Horan
For a group like One Direction who frequently came across as though they were truly incapable of failure in the public eye, watching the five members’ solo careers become subsequently […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Monomania’ by The Word Alive
A lot of modern metalcore justly deserves the flak it receives for being vapid or homogeneous, but after everything they’ve done over the past few years, The Word Alive are […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Everyone Loves You… Once You Leave Them’ by The Amity Affliction
Well, here we are again folks, back with yet another album from The Amity Affliction – what joy. Except this time it feels as though a lot more people are […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Courage’ by The Deadnotes
The Deadnotes feel like the sort of band who know they aren’t the coolest around, but they really don’t care. Plugging away since they were 14-years-old goes some way to […]
EP REVIEW: ‘The Repair’ by Vista
If there’s one thing that’s keeping Vista continually moving forward at pretty decent clip, it’s the promise of ambition. They’ve been shooting for the stars within pop-rock effectively since the […]
EP REVIEW: ‘My Rock And Roll Heart’ by Derek Sanders
The origins of this EP feel very in-keeping with the brand that Derek Sanders has built for himself as an artist. The whole project began life with a cover of […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Say Nothing’ by Theory Of A Deadman
Everyone seems to have realised that the performative hate for Nickelback is getting really played out now; in the grand scheme of things, they’re not that bad, and even within […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Hurry Up And Wait’ by Dune Rats
There’s definitely worth to simplicity in music. Not every album has to be some complex, multi-layered odyssey, either musically or lyrically, and embracing that notion while still being appealing and […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Fall Better’ by Vukovi
If it feels like Vukovi’s rise hasn’t been nearly as meteoric as some of their peers, that’s because the path they’ve travelled to get to here has had a fair […]
The Catch-Up – 2019 (Part 2)
We close out 2019 by having a look at some the albums we’ve missed over the last few months, including Lingua Ignota, Have Mercy, Carnifex, Hobo Johnson, The Night Café and many more
Track Pack – 18th-24th November 2019
THIS WEEK: Hot Milk head up the final Track Pack of the year with a brand new song, as well as new music from A Day To Remember, Palaye Royale, Lotus Eater and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Way We Are’ by Cory Wells
It’s frankly quite surprising to see how much of a prevailing influence that Dashboard Confessional seem to have had within emo and pop-rock. For an act so resolutely of-their-time, there’s […]
Track Pack – 11th-17th November 2019
THIS WEEK: Suicide Silence head up a slow week with a new song, alongside Higher Power, Caspian and Ratboys
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘A Heartbreaker’s Guide To The Galaxy’ by Bang Bang Romeo
It’s always interesting to see where the sources of hype for a new band are, and how they can be seen to dictate where that band ends up in their […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘An Invitation To An Alternate Reality’ by New Politics
Looking through everything they’ve done up to now, it’s easy to reach the conclusion that New Politics are effectively done at this point. They might have started off as a […]
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