Live review: The Coverups, London O2 Academy IslingtonBillie Joe Armstrong goes under cover jamming his favourite tunes at intimate London show with his bit on the side from Green Day.
Album review: Dear Seattle – TOYSydney quartet Dear Seattle are ready to heal and shake off the growing pains on honest third album, TOY…
Album review: Lambrini Girls – Who Let The Dogs Out?Brit punk duo Lambrini Girls make righteous noise in all of the right ways on stupidly good debut album, Who Let The Dogs Out?
Album review: Stick To Your Guns – Keep Planting FlowersHardcore heroes Stick To Your Guns hit hard on strong eighth LP, Keep Planting Flowers.
Album review: Ethel Cain – PervertsCult favourite Ethel Cain embraces the darkness on chilling new ambient project Perverts...
Album review: Paleface Swiss – CursedZurich deathcore upstarts Paleface Swiss blend unhinged brutality and nu-metal revivalism on uneven third album Cursed…
Album review: Tremonti – The End Will Show Us HowA sixth dose of unsurprisingly angled metallic goodness from workaholic Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti.
Film review: NosferatuLoving remake of the century-old bloodsucker classic isn’t perfect, but still has plenty of bite.
Album review: Heathen Deity – Satan’s KingdomBritish black metal maniacs Heathen Deity keep it evil as they career through the fire and brimstone of Satan’s Kingdom…
Live review: Slipknot, Leeds First Direct ArenaSlipknot turn back the clock to 1999 for an unstoppable, unforgiving opening night of their UK tour…
The big review: Good Things Festival 2024Sydney gets rocked as Korn, Loathe, Sleeping With Sirens and more take a noisy pre-Christmas trip down under…
Album review: Electric Wizard – Black Magic Rituals & Perversions Vol. 1Apocalypse now! British doom legends Electric Wizard provide the soundtrack to the end of the world on self-recorded, direct-to-tape live ritual.
Album review: Godflesh – A World Lit Only By DubBrummie industrial legends Godflesh celebrate 10 years of A World Lit Only By Fire with a compelling reinvention via dub…
Album review: NECKBREAKKER – Within The VisceraRising Danish death metallers NECKBREAKKER get stuck into all sorts of nastiness on gleefully unhinged debut, Within The Viscera.
Album review: The Gates Of Slumber – The Gates Of SlumberUnderground true doom heroes The Gates Of Slumber reawaken after more than a decade, with one of their finest, heaviest works
Live review: IDLES, London Alexandra PalaceBristol punks IDLES show Ally Pally a good time and the potential for a better world at epic London love-in
