ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Smile Wide’ by ROAM
For a period, it looked as though ROAM finally had everything figured out. While their debut Backbone introduced them as a bigger presence in the scene, it didn’t do anything […]
Track Pack – 12th-18th August 2019
THIS WEEK: Enter Shikari kick off their next era with a brand new single, and there’s new music from Waterparks, You Me At Six, PVRIS and more
Track Pack – 22nd-28th July 2019
THIS WEEK: Stray From The Path are back with a brand new single, as well as new music from Slipknot, blink-182, Of Mice & Men, Knocked Loose and… something from The 1975
Track Pack – 1st-7th July 2019
THIS WEEK: ROAM kick off the run-up to their third album with a new single, and there’s new music from blink-182, Frank Turner, Refused and more
The Soundboard’s Biggest Surprises Of 2017
Next up in our year-end countdowns, we have the releases that defied all expectations, the ones we weren’t predicting much of, but ended up completely surpassing all preconceptions, for better […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Great Heights & Nosedives’ by ROAM
It’s easy to feel sorry for ROAM. Coming around at a time when UK pop-punk had hit an unassailable peak was bad enough, but they did it in perhaps the […]
LIVE REVIEW: Leeds Festival – Friday @ Bramham Park, Leeds – 26th August 2016
After a massive downpour last night, the Leeds Festival site currently resembles something closer to a primordial swamp than anything even remotely like a field. Still, the crowds are out […]
READING AND LEEDS 2016 PREVIEW: ROAM
With Reading and Leeds Festival just around the corner, we decided to see how some of the bands on the bill are feeling about playing, and what we can look […]
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Backbone’ by ROAM
Neck Deep have had bands trying to take their Kings Of British Pop Punk crowns pretty much since their first EP was released. And while none have been successful yet, […]
LIVE REVIEW: State Champs @ O2 Academy 2, Liverpool – 17th September 2015
This current generation of pop-punk – bands like Neck Deep, The Story So Far, The Wonder Years et al – have taken the genre further than its ever been taken […]
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