Album review: Zetra – ZetraEnigmatic synth-goth duo Zetra show just how big their universe is on vast, poppy, horny debut…
Album review: Torus – TorusMilton Keynes mob Torus make it through the bad times on impressive self-titled debut…
Film review: Beetlejuice BeetlejuiceThe ’Juice is loose! Tim Burton’s undead anti-hero returns alongside Jenna Ortega in long-awaited Beetlejuice sequel…
Album review: thrown – EXCESSIVE GUILTSwedish brutalists inject nu-metal swagger into their deathcore assault for nightmarishly serrated debut EXCESSIVE GUILT…
Album review: Boston Manor – SundiverInventive Blackpool band Boston Manor weave together disparate parts to emphatic result on much-anticipated follow-up to 2022’s Datura.
Album review: Kid Bookie – Songs For The Living // Songs For The DeadKid Bookie holds up a mirror to every side of himself on chaotic yet skilful third LP, Songs For The Living // Songs For The Dead.
Album review: To The Grave – Everyone’s A MurdererRising Aussie vegan deathcore crew To The Grave flex their muscles on solid fourth album…
Album review: Tuk Smith & The Restless Hearts – Rogue To RedemptionArdent retro rocker Tuk Smith presses all the right buttons but sticks to the script on prodigiously tuneful second album…
The big review: Reading Festival 2024blink-182, The Prodigy, Spiritbox, Neck Deep and more bring the noise to Berkshire at Reading Festival 2024.
Album review: Nails – Every Bridge BurningAfter eight long years, American psychos Nails return to unrepentantly grind you into the ground…
Album review: Palaye Royale – Death Or GloryPalaye Royale navigate the in-between uncertainties of taking risks and chasing success on their fifth LP.
Album review: Yours Truly – ToxicAussie pop-punks Yours Truly bear their souls in myriad ways on second album…
Album review: Cassyette – This World F*cking SucksNu-gen hero Cassyette channels rage, angst and grief into instantly catchy songs on thrilling debut album This World F*cking Sucks…
Album review: Zeal & Ardor – GREIFAvant-garde Swiss trailblazer Manuel Gagneux turns another page through Zeal & Ardor’s involving and endlessly creative fourth album, GREIF.
Album review: Stand Atlantic – WAS HEREStand Atlantic’s most self-assured and confident release explores all the colours of suffering and healing…
