Album review: Voice Of Baceprot – RetasVoice Of Baceprot both empower and devour on courageous debut Retas…
Album review: PVRIS – EVERGREENLyndsey Gunnulfsen takes PVRIS to the next level on brilliant fourth offering...
The big review: 2000trees festival 2023If you go down to the woods today, you’re in for one of the best weekends of the festival calendar as an army of alternative’s brightest lights descend on Upcote Farm for 2000trees…
Album review: The Raven Age – Blood OmenRaging UK metal quintet The Raven Age get tight as hell and impressively melodic on fat-free third album…
Album review: Will Haven – VIIBrace yourselves: Sacramento’s loudest sons Will Haven return with excellent seventh album…
Album review: Sad Park – No More SoundSad Park’s third full-length gets gutsy about time, mortality, lust and life in a way that won’t make you want to scream into your pillow…
Album review: Burner – It All Returns To NothingSouth London heavyweights Burner bring the death metal/hardcore ruckus on fiery debut full-length It All Returns To Nothing…
The big review: Outbreak Fest 2023Spin-kick, motherfuckers! Europe’s greatest hardcore gathering gambles on some daring line-up choices and wins big with three days of chaos, camaraderie and karate-chops...
Live review: Iron Maiden, Glasgow OVO HydroIron Maiden invoke Marty McFly levels of silliness and spectacle as they take Scotland into the vibrant glory of their Future Past…
The big review: Glastonbury 2023Now in its 51st year, Glastonbury is still championing spaces for all the best rock and metal. We checked out some of the most exciting bands at Worthy Farm for those who like things louder…
Album review: Wytch Hazel – IV: SacramentLancastrian rockers Wytch Hazel continue to mine the body and blood of classic rock revivalism with stirring chapter IV: Congregation.
What happened when Foo Fighters made a surprise appearance as The Churnups at Glastonbury 2023Chunup for the books: it was Foos all along. And it was fucking brilliant…
Album review: Honey Revenge – RetrovisionLA duo Honey Revenge burst onto the scene in an explosion of colour on debut...
Album review: Militarie Gun – Life Under The GunStunning, genre-defying debut offering from idiosyncratic Los Angeles (post-)hardcore outfit Militarie Gun…
Album review: Trophy Eyes – Suicide And SunshineTrophy Eyes pull themselves back from the brink with perfect, deeply affecting fourth album…
Book review: Come My Fanatics: A Journey Into The World Of Electric WizardDan Franklin takes you on a wild trip through the world of one of the UK’s most important and mysterious bands, Dorset doomers Electric Wizard…
