grandson brings his charged rap-rock to Manchester’s Academy on his latest UK tour.
Tag: rap rock
In this Review Round-Up, Conjurer soar from self-discovery; Heavensgate test the waters on their breakthrough; and PENGSHUi…just kinda stay where they’ve always been.
Silly Goose’s debut full-length is awash with rap-rock bravado and gleeful chaos, though sometimes at the expense of its own enjoyability.
In this Review Round-Up, Nevertel and Colorblind have their new releases largely fall flat, but thankfully, there’s more than enough strength to make up for it on Spite House’s new album.
In a field of genre-toying soloists that’s in desperate need of a prune, there’s at least enough about REDD. to warrant seeing what they can do.
Another massive year at Slam Dunk has been and gone, with us catching a colossal headline set from A Day To Remember, as well as Electric Callboy, Hot Milk, The Used, New Found Glory, Stray From The Path and many more.
In this Review Round-Up, Orchards’ new album might rocket to the top of the bill, but Deijuvhs’ dexterous crossover work provides another strong showing, and Forlorn lay down a lot of potential on their debut.
A slimmer, tighter and more reasoned variation of their usual ‘90s deep-dive finds Ocean Grove stronger than they have been in years.
It’s a new era for Linkin Park, and even with a new vocalist and more heat around them than there’s been in a long time, they still can’t muster up more than this dry, tepid product.
In this Review Round-Up, Mallavora properly break out and Fightmilk remain right at the top of the indie-punk ladder, all while Dose Of Adolescence return after more than a decade and embarrass themselves wholeheartedly.