Vicious, charged and operating entirely as its own thing, Static Dress’ new album continues their reign as one of current post-hardcore’s absolute best.
Tag: Underøath
RADAR Festival rounds off its 2025 installment with a few more heavy-hitters, headlined by Underøath with more from Dream State, Vukovi, Yonaka, Love is noise, Shields and more.
Born Of Osiris’ embrace of vibrancy and reinforced composition, once again, sees them bring out the best in tech-metal.
Underøath hurtle even further into modernising their post-hardcore, with more mixed results than ever before.
You might expect a lineup change and a new double album to find Hands Like Houses regain their footing as contemporary post-hardcore figureheads. In truth, it’s the complete opposite.
In a long-incoming return to her pop-punk and pop-rock roots, Cassadee Pope’s experience shines through for a clearly superior effort to much—if not all—of the current soloist set.
Bring Me The Horizon’s standing as modern metal’s kingpins is going nowhere off the back of this new album, where even a few more obvious fumbles are thrown aside by the undeniability of it all.
Slam Dunk Festival has come around for another enormous year, so we headed up to Leeds to report on the full action from The Offspring, Enter Shikari, Yellowcard, Bowling For Soup, Billy Talent, Creeper and many more.
Back for another year to showcase the best in punk, emo, pop-rock and more, Slam Dunk boasts one of this festival season’s most impressive lineups, and we’ve gone through it all to see exactly what you can expect to see.
Underøath’s continuing return finds them shapeshift into even more exciting and cutting-edge avenues within post-hardcore, where greatness is in reach but not quite theirs yet.