THIS WEEK: The first Track Pack of 2019 is headed up by Wage War and their brand new track, as well as Catfish And The Bottlemen, Millencolin, Puppy, Holding Absence, FIDLAR and Mark Morton’s much-anticipated collaboration with Chester Bennington
With the end of 2018 just days away, it’s worth reflecting on just how much music has been released, good, bad or in between. And while we’ve covered more of […]
THIS WEEK: Fever 333 finally begin the run-up to their debut album on a relatively slower week, with new music from Smashing Pumpkins, Puppy, InMe, Mineral and more
THIS WEEK: The Menzingers follow up their exceptional last album, Gerard Way makes his long-awaited return for Halloween, and there’s new music from While She Sleeps, Architects, AFI, Can’t Swim, Deaf Havana, Glamour Of The Kill and more
There are some genres where it’s difficult to talk about them at length. For everything about pop-punk or metalcore that’s easy to criticise, they’re both profoundly boring genres to talk […]
THIS WEEK: The brand new solo track from Halsey arrives, as well as new music from Architects, Papa Roach, Basement, Stand Atlantic, Can’t Swim, SHVPES, wars and more
THIS WEEK: The Prodigy drop a new song from their upcoming album, as well as new tracks reviewed from Muse, Coheed And Cambria, Atreyu, Saves The Day, The Word Alive, Normandie, Toothgrinder, The Wild Things and more
THIS WEEK: Muse come out with a brand new song, as well as reviews of new tracks from Twenty One Pilots, Good Charlotte, The Wombats, Puppy, Laura Jane Grace, Single Mothers, Soulfly, Scarlxrd and more
THIS WEEK: It’s the big return of Bring Me The Horizon alongside Andy Black, You Me At Six, The Story So Far and Atreyu, as well as new music from Blood Youth, Clutch, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, Hellogoodbye, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Rise Of The Northstar, Vodun and more
For as overbearingly bleak as Nothing’s music has frequently and readily been, it’s always felt out of necessity. Through crushing, feedback-sodden shoegaze, Domenic Palermo has managed to exorcise his demons […]
Deafheaven’s ubiquity within black metal is certainly something that’s unique to them. Of course, a single act torn between acclaim and vilification is nothing new, especially in this genre, but […]
Frayle are a doom / witch-rock band originating from Cleveland, Ohio, describing themselves as “heavy, low and witchy”. Their four track EP The White Witch, contains three original tracks and […]
For all the derision that Deafheaven were pelted with for giving black metal a more commercialised shoegaze shimmer, it’s tough to say that hasn’t been effective. Not only have they […]
It feels as though Pianos Become The Teeth have always had a very specific audience. Even when they were unfortunately categorised in the quick-to-flame-out post-hardcore subgenre The Wave, the Baltimore […]
For Feather Beds, the comparison to Tame Impala is hard to miss, although hastily made. While they may go on to attract a similar crowd, and Michael Orange may undoubtedly […]
Reinvention is arguably necessary for the career of any band to progress, and it’s something the emo scene has caught onto en masse in the last few years. Bands like […]
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