ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Super Human’ by Siamese
The fusion of R&B and hip-hop with metalcore isn’t a new phenomenon but it’s certainly not a popular one. Once upon a time, Issues reigned on the throne of this […]
Track Pack – 13th-19th May 2019
THIS WEEK: Mallory Knox lead up to the release of their big comeback album, Slipknot kick off their brand new era properly, and there’s new music from Broadside, Grayscale and more
Track Pack – 6th-12th May 2019
THIS WEEK: blink-182 head in some new directions on their brand new single, plus there’s new music from Idles, Telethon, Skillet and more
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Young Enough’ by Charly Bliss
Indie-pop has often found itself judged on how quirky it can be, to the point where that’s often seen to its detriment above all nowadays. That’s not to say that […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Are You Feeling Alive?’ by Hot Milk
It’s hard to think of another pop-rock band that have had as strong a start as Hot Milk. That’s not nothing either; for a genre that’s frequently seen as an […]
Track Pack – 22nd-28th April 2019
THIS WEEK: Sum 41 return with a brand new single, alongside new tracks from Rammstein, Petrol Girls, Vukovi and more
EP REVIEW: ‘A Fear That Comes Around’ by Best Of Enemies
As easy as it would be to deposit Best Of Enemies under the banner of Britrock bands vying for a breakthrough a good four or five years too late, they […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘The Ghost Of Ohio’ by Andy Black
At this point, it’s probably the best possible move for Andy Biersack to focus his attention away from Black Veil Brides and double down on the work under the Andy […]
Track Pack – 1st-6th April 2019
THIS WEEK: A slow week is headed up by a new track from Polyphia, as well as The Get Up Kids, Cursed Earth, Altered Sky and more
Track Pack – 25th-31st March 2019
THIS WEEK: After a decade since their last album, Rammstein finally make their return, alongside new music from Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties, Feeder, Dinosaur Pile-Up and more
EP REVIEW: ‘Strange Love’ by Simple Creatures
There’s really no reason this should even exist. That’s not because the combination of blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth is some monumental pop-punk paradigm shift (even […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘You Are OK’ by The Maine
In the current climate of pop-rock where flightiness and fragmentation seems to be running rampant, The Maine are virtually untouchable. They may have started as another faceless pop-rock band when […]
Track Pack – 18th-24th March 2019
THIS WEEK: It’s the grand return of Frank Iero as he drops his first single with The Future Violents, as well as new tracks from Dance Gavin Dance, Amon Amarth, Sainte and more
EP REVIEW: ‘Wildheart Dreaming’ by The Xcerts
It’s genuinely heartwarming to see The Xcerts finally get the sort of success and recognition they deserve. They always should have done given how their particular brand of Britrock has […]
EP REVIEW: ‘Against The Ropes’ by Follower
Remember that Northshore EP from a few weeks back that seemed to want to get by on Britrock worship that, for the most part, felt supremely out of date? Well, […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Sittin’ In A Tree’ by Jaret & Kelly
It’s hard not to question whether all of Jaret Reddick’s music in the past has been entirely worth it. It’s hard to argue with Bowling For Soup and how they’ve […]
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