Reviews

EP review: Haggard Cat – Cheer Up

Blisteringly loud and powerful new EP from killer Nottingham duo Haggard Cat…

Album review: Desperate Measures – Rinsed

London-based old-school punks Desperate Measures release a record four decades in the making…

Album review: Bad Waitress – No Taste

Toronto art-punks Bad Waitress make a daring debut with No Taste.

Album review: Dana Dentata – Pantychrist

Emerging Canadian star Dana Dentata terrifies with truths on debut album, Pantychrist.

Album review: Iron Maiden – Senjutsu

Metal legends Iron Maiden make a stunning surprise return with their 17th studio album, Senjutsu.

Reading & Leeds 2021: The Kerrang! Review

The best of this weekend's rock action from Reading & Leeds – featuring Biffy Clyro, Neck Deep, Loathe, You Me At Six, Waterparks and more…

Album review: TRNA – Istok

A slice of swirly, ethereal darkness from Russian blackgaze experts TRNA…

Album review: The Wildhearts – 21st Century Love Songs

Britrock innovators The Wildhearts return to glorious heights on 10th album 21st Century Love Songs...

Album review: With Confidence – With Confidence

Aussie pop-punks With Confidence stumble on frequently forgettable self-titled third album…

Album review: Halsey – If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power

Halsey teams up with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for the most daring album of their career.

Album review: Chubby And The Gang – The Mutt's Nuts

London punks Chubby And The Gang get serious on storming second album…

Album review: Turnstile – GLOW ON

Baltimore hardcore revolutionaries Turnstile cement their scene-leading status with radical, radiant third album, GLOW ON.

Album review: Filth Is Eternal – Love Is A Lie, Filth Is Eternal

Renamed Seattle hardcore pitbulls Filth Is Eternal turn up the aggro on the scalding Love Is A Lie, Filth Is Eternal…

Album review: The Bronx – Bronx VI

LA reprobates The Bronx remain the perfect punk band on searing sixth album, Bronx VI.

Album review: GLOO – How Not To Be Happy

South Coast alt.punks GLOO turn mundanity into hell-raising hilarity on How Not To Be Happy...

Album review: Jinjer – Wallflowers

Ukrainian metallers Jinjer roar into a blood red dawn on furious fourth album, Wallflowers.

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