Album review: Buckcherry – Roar Like ThunderSleaze rock veterans Buckcherry keep heat cranked high as ever, but theirs is a formula worn thin by repetition.
Live review: Bring Me The Horizon, Rock im ParkBring Me The Horizon give Nürnberg a taste of Sheffield steel as they outstrip everyone else headlining Germany’s answer to Download…
Live review: Sleep Token, Rock im ParkStadium Arcadia! Sleep Token lead their flock into their dazzling new era at their most gigantic and impressive ritual to date.
Album review: Kaonashi – I Want To Go Home.Philadelphia’s weirdest metalcore outfit, Kaonashi, keep things wonderfully bizarre on excellent third album.
The big review: Fortress Festival 2025Oh, we do like to blaspheme beside the seaside! It’s darkness over Yorkshire as two days of black metal hits Scarborough for Fortress Festival…
Album review: Stateside – Where You Found MeStateside pop-punks Stateside dive into learning and yearning during life on the road on their debut album.
Film review: From The World Of John Wick: BallerinaViolence is golden! Ana de Armas is killer as she takes the reins for her own twisting, turning, body-count-tastic John Wick spin-off, Ballerina.
Album review: Katatonia – Nightmares As Extensions Of The Waking StateLucky for some? Stockholm prog metal survivors Katatonia make it to album number 13.
Album review: Finn Wolfhard – Happy BirthdayThink you know Finn Wolfhard? Allow him to make a real introduction on his wonderfully nerdy debut solo album…
Album review: Volbeat – God Of Angels TrustArena conquering Danes Volbeat put preconception and pressure to one side on instinctive sounding, rapidly written ninth album.
Album review: Turnstile – NEVER ENOUGHMore is more! Hardcore and art continue to merge as Turnstile return with long-awaited fourth album, NEVER ENOUGH...
Live review: BABYMETAL, London The O2BABYMETAL round off their European tour with a fantastically fiery display at The O2 in London, while taking stock of just how far they’ve come…
Live review: Creeper, London KOKOCreeper inspire devotion – and even a prickling sense of fright – in their joyful return to KOKO to celebrate Sanguivore in full, and tease their next phase.
Album review: Stray From The Path – ClockworkedStray From The Path find new levels of unease and outrage on explosive 11th – and final – album, Clockworked.
Album review: Garbage – Let All That We Imagine Be The LightTransatlantic alt.rock legends Garbage again give cause for contemplation on seductive industrial-pop comeback.
Album review: Desolated – Finding PeaceMalevolence sticksman Charlie Thorpe and a bunch of heavy hardcore friends break the silence on long-time-coming new Desolated album…
