Album review: Silverstein – AntibloomOntario post-hardcore legends Silverstein remain reliable while still expanding their horizons on part one of their double-album set…
Album review: A Day To Remember – Big Ole Album Vol. 1Surprise! Ocala’s heaviest pop-punk band A Day To Remember drop new record with zero fanfare. Not a surprise: it’s awesome.
Album review: Killswitch Engage – This ConsequenceU.S. metal heroes Killswitch Engage are impressively angry and anthemic – but inconsistent – on ninth album This Consequence.
Album review: Uncured – WarpathNew Jersey nu-metalcore mob Uncured show their might on debut album Warpath…
Live review: Spiritbox, London Alexandra PalaceAll hail! Spiritbox storm Alexandra Palace and stake a claim for rock’s throne at sold-out London mega-gig…
Album review: Hands Like Houses – ATMOSPHERICSHands Like Houses rocket to new heights on ambitious double-album, ATMOSPHERICS.
Album review: Haunted Mouths – A Collection Of GreetingsKellin Quinn experiments with subtle sounds on debut solo LP, A Collection Of Greetings…
Album review: Mantar – Post Apocalyptic DepressionGerman sludge punk duo Mantar get re-energised on forceful new album Post Apocalyptic Depression.
Album review: Love Is Noise – To live in a different wayCameron Humphrey blends styles with Love Is Noise to unleash a debut to become besotted with…
Album review: Bleeding Through – NineBeloved gothic metallic hardcore maulers Bleeding Through return with ninth opus…
Album review: The Velveteers – A Million KnivesBoulder’s The Velveteers sashay towards big things on gritty second album, A Million Knives.
Album review: Lacuna Coil – Sleepless EmpireItalian goth metal legends Lacuna Coil further refine their light-and-shade majesty on typically heavy 10th studio album, Sleepless Empire.
Live review: Papa Roach, London OVO Arena WembleyNu-metal legends Papa Roach celebrate era-defining album with career-defining Wembley Arena show…
Album review: Winona Fighter – My Apologies To The ChefNashville alt.punk trio Winona Fighter assert themselves right out of the gates with brilliant debut album.
Film review: Saturday NightSaturday night’s alright for fighting, drugs, LOLZ and on-set madness in Jason Reitman’s stressful account of SNL’s debut.
Album review: Jinjer – DuélUkrainian metallers Jinjer bring rage and resilience to uncompromising fifth album.
