Album Review: Stand Atlantic – Pink ElephantAussie quartet Stand Atlantic deliver more feel-good pop-punk on their second album, Pink Elephant
Album Review: Avatar – Hunter GathererSwedish circus-metallers Avatar take a mad look into the future on Hunter Gatherer...
Album Review: Jaye Jayle – PrisynEvan Paterson skilfully traverses challenging terrain on third Jaye Jayle album, Prisyn
Album Review: NOFX & Frank Turner – West Coast Vs. WessexFrank Turner and Fat Mike go head to head as they cover one another's songs…
Album Review: Black Veil Brides – Re-Stitch These WoundsBlack Veil Brides re-record their debut album, We Stitch These Wounds, to mark its 10th anniversary…
Album Review: Creeper – Sex, Death & The Infinite VoidCreeper offer a glimmer of light amid the gloom of 2020 with their bold and bright new album…
Album Review: Fall Of Messiah – SenicarneFrench post-metallers Fall Of Messiah go deep on fourth album, Senicarne...
EP Review: Maggie Cassidy – Life Is BeautifulSurrey rockers Maggie Cassidy show promise on their debut EP, Life Is Beautiful
Album Review: Neck Deep – All Distortions Are IntentionalIrrepressible Welsh boyos Neck Deep bounce into the big time with All Distortions Are Intentional
Album Review: Bush – The KingdomGavin Rossdale hauls out the riffs and makes a return to Bush’s glory days with The Kingdom
Album Review: Bury Tomorrow – CannibalBrit metalcore heroes Bury Tomorrow face their demons on their most personal album yet…
Album Review: Grey Daze – AmendsChester Bennington’s early band offer essential insight into the Linkin Park frontman's music with Amends
Album Review: New Found Glory – Forever And Ever x InfinityFloridian pop-punk veterans New Found Glory prove they're still in the ascent with Forever And Ever x Infinity
Album Review: Lamb Of God – Lamb Of GodUnbowed Virginian NWOAM masters Lamb Of God reaffirm their greatness on excoriating eighth album...
Album Review: Hank Von Hell – DeadFormer Turbonegro frontman Hank Von Hell invites you to a death disco
Album Review: END – Splinters From An Ever-Changing FaceHardcore’s hardest supergroup, END, unleash their terrifying debut album, Splinters From An Ever-Changing Face
