In the final Review Round-Up of 2020, grandson underwhelms yet again among a ska-punk double-header from Less Than Jake and Goldfinger, surprise greatness from The Dangerous Summer and Red City Radio, and more from Can’t Swim, Gone Is Gone, Stuck Out and TJ Roberts.
As we reach the midpoint of the year, we give our thoughts on some of 2019’s releases that we missed covering over the last six months, featuring Dream Theater, Devin Townsend, The Chemical Brothers, The Specials, Martha, Amon Amarth and plenty more
THIS WEEK: Bad Religion come out with a brand new track, Bring Me The Horizon deliver an unexpected collaboration, and there’s new music from Babymetal, The 1975, The Front Bottoms, Chase Atlantic, Seaway, Courage My Love, Le Butcherettes and more
THIS WEEK: Weezer kick off The Black Album’s era with a brand new track, plus new music from Sleep On It, Culture Abuse, The Prodigy & Ho99o9, Sleep Token, Laura Jane Grace, itoldyouiwouldeatyou, The Struts and more
Formed in Los Angeles in 2011, The Interrupters are a family affair, comprised of the…
The distinction between US and UK ska-punk is one that’s often made, though it’s one…
Alex Johnson’s path from drug addict and alcoholic to punk rock everyman is a heartwarming…
Thanks to the monopolisation that bands like Reel Big Fish have on the genre, there…
Back in 2002, Goldfinger released Spokesman, a track where John Feldmann criticised the generic, throwaway…
London-bound quintet Ghouls have been ever growing and making their name with their unique spin…
