unpeople’s long-awaited debut is the perfect culmination of everything they’ve built so far, fielded through some of the most addictive alt-rock songs you’ll hear in 2026.
Tag: Sharptone Records
Loathe’s long-awaited new album is a difficult and occasionally frustrating listen, but one that gets more brilliant with each additional spin.
Once a legitimately promising metalcore prospect, Moodring blast away any and all personality to rest firmly in their genre’s doldrums.
A good return from Poison The Well succeeds most in bringing some much-appreciated volatility to metalcore.
In this Review Round-Up, A Wilhelm Scream come out with a stellar return, next to new albums from The Gloom In The Corner and Shelf Lives that are also pleasantly strong.
Mothica’s alt-metal swerve might prove mixed, but as always, her honesty and vulnerability is the core of her appeal.
It’s not all that cool and finds itself reliant on heavy hits of nostalgia, but despite that, Story Of The Year’s newest is an enjoyably easy 2000s emo throwback.
Even compared to some derivative-yet-enjoyable post-hardcore last time, Caskets’ new album is an astounding backslide.
As far as blistering, savage metalcore throwbacks go, Dying Wish once again pull out all the stops and impress massively.
In this Review Round-Up, We Came As Romans once again prove mind-numbing, but thankfully there’s some more interesting fare from Blackbriar and Joe & The Shitboys.