Album review: Polar – Five ArrowsGuildford alt.metal quintet Polar inject new life on re-energised sixth studio album.
Album review: Coilguns – Odd LoveSwiss noise rock rebels Coilguns embrace the offbeat and delve into the sublime on gloriously unhinged fourth album Odd Love…
Album review: Ocean Grove – ODDWORLDMelbourne party-starters Ocean Grove get weird in both good ways and bad on album number four…
Album review: Opeth – The Last Will & TestamentSwedish prog metal overlords Opeth return with intense, beautifully delivered but ultimately baffling concept record.
Album review: Body Count – MercilessIce-T’s crew Body Count return to reassert their radical rap-metal prowess.
Album review: Primal Code – Opaque FixationDeath metal newcomers Primal Code unleash Hell on their full-length debut…
Album review: Poppy – Negative SpacesPoppy unleashes her heavy side once again on intrepid yet occasionally erratic sixth album, Negative Spaces.
Album review: Linkin Park – From ZeroLinkin Park make their long-awaited return with From Zero and herald a bold new future…
Live review: Palaye Royale, London OVO Arena WembleyPalaye Royale live out their (fever) dreams with a daring, theatrical twist at ambitious Wembley headliner…
Album review: State Champs – State ChampsState Champs’ fifth album finds the Albany band relishing in pop-punk’s glory years.
Album review: Defences – ShadowlightHertfordshire metalcore quintet Defences continue to show promise on third outing.
Album review: Cult Of The Lamb – Hymns Of The UnholyAn all-star line-up turn the smash indie game’s futuristic soundtrack into sublime metal bangers.
The big review: Damnation Festival 2024What happened when Nails, Gatecreeper, Cradle Of Filth and a ton more brought the noise to Manchester for the biggest Damnation Festival yet.
Album review: The Body – The Crying Out Of ThingsRhode Island extreme experimentalists The Body make zero concessions on astonishing, apocalyptic eighth album.
Album review: Massive Wagons – Earth To GraceExpressive Lancaster rockers Massive Wagons open new chapter with Earth To Grace, an album that rocks and emotes in near perfect harmony.
Live review: Bambie Thug, Dublin The AcademyIt’s Halloween, so who better to party with than Bambie Thug? This time in their home land of Ireland as part of a stretch of sold-out shows, things get silly, steamy and rather spooky…
