Category: Album Review

Controversial masked metalcore outfit PRESIDENT offer a divisive yet promising debut record.

Liverpool’s progressive metal outfit Loathe return after five long years to offer yet another creative masterpiece.

The sophomore effort of oppressive post-punk outfit Bleached Cross is a beautifully dark testament to love’s triumph over death.

The Strokes return after six years with a baffling and boring art rock blunder of a record.

After six long years since their last LP, Seahaven reward fans with a gorgeously composed collection of indie rock musings.

Yard Act’s third record sees the band experimenting with their sound like never before, bringing the funk to their post-punk party.

Teignmouth legends Muse make a remarkable return to form on their brand new collection of space age bangers.

Nashville’s maximalist punks return for their fourth full-length outing, and display just why they are the most essential emo band of the current generation.

Are you feeling groovy, punk? Maverick Mom offer the funkiest post-hardcore you’ll have ever heard on their phenomenal debut record.

Germany’s Between Bodies offer an emo masterpiece for their sophomore record.