Album review: Fiddlehead – Death Is Nothing To UsOn their sublime third album, post-hardcore supergroup Fiddlehead finally start coming to terms with death…
Album review: Movements – RUCKUS!SoCal post-hardcore outfit Movements navigate how it feels to fall in love whilst battling your own self doubt on their third studio album, RUCKUS!
Album review: To Kill Achilles – RecoveryScottish post-hardcore contenders To Kill Achilles up the energy and the emotion on honest and heavy third album.
Album review: Urne – A Feast On SorrowBrilliant London metal trio Urne face up to grief and loss on emotional second album A Feast On Sorrow...
Album review: Creak – Depth PerceptionNewcastle-Upon-Tyne upstarts Creak delve fearlessly into fathomless darkness on soul-shuddering first album Depth Perception.
Album review: Skindred – SmileRagga-metal mainstays Skindred crank the attitude and stack up a few more anthems on irrepressible eighth album Smile…
Album review: Teenage Wrist – Still LoveTeenage Wrist craft murky yet beautiful sounds on their third album, Still Love…
Album review: Mammoth WVH – Mammoth IIUber-talented guitarist and frontman Wolfgang Van Halen redefines the notion of ‘big’ on Mammoth WVH’s massive-sounding follow-up album…
Book review: Geoff Rickly – Someone Who Isn’t MeThursday singer Geoff Rickly explores the darkest recesses of his psyche and his life on his sublime debut novel…
Album review: Mutoid Man – MutantsConverge, Cave In and High On Fire men get back to brilliant business on Mutoid Man’s long-awaited third album.
Film review: OppenheimerCillian Murphy tackles one of modern history’s most complicated figures in Christopher Nolan’s cautionary epic, Oppenheimer...
Album review: James And The Cold Gun – James And The Cold GunEx-Holding Absence man James Joseph leads his charges through a raucous debut LP…
Album review: As December Falls – Join The ClubNottingham upstarts As December Falls deliver an irresistible third album that’ll have pop-punk aficionados lining up to Join The Club…
Album review: Saint Agnes – BloodsuckersSaint Agnes bite hard but don’t quite draw blood on their second album, Bloodsuckers…
Album review: Snõõper – Super SnõõperHighly caffeinated ‘egg punks’ Snõõper whizz through a whirlwind of oddball fun on debut album.
