Category: Album Review

The long-awaited sophomore record from Leeds’ post-hardcore visionaries is everything fans could hope for, and then some.

Chalk Hands perfect their post-hardcore style on this intense and ambitious sophomore album.

Foo Fighters continue to offer nothing but their status on this completely unremarkable record.

Enter Shikari’s surprise new record continues to show a band that have perfected their craft.

Legendary ragga-metal ragers Skindred return for their ninth record, and offer a solid but safe listening experience.

The Dear Hunter delve into the realms of psychedelic funk on this expansive space age record.

Münster emo outfit Shoreline capitalise on a successful tour across Europe with a brilliantly fun fourth record.

Youth Novel return from the abyss to unleash an unexpected sophomore record that is essential for screamo fans.

New Jersey screamo outfit Our Wits release their first LP in nine years, with their wickedly creative sophomore release.

Canterbury emo outfit Pen Name’s first record in nearly seven years is a beautiful reckoning with grief.