Category: EP Review

Nantes outfit MAARLA join the ranks of the brilliant French screamo scene with an electrifying debut EP.

London experimental rock duo The Grass Museum offer a glimpse of something special on their latest three-track EP.

Liverpool metalcore five-piece Cut Short showcase a magnificent evolution on their brand new EP, ‘Modern Affliction’.

Is it baddiecore? Is it badcore? Who knows, but what it is for certain is the next big heavy act from Merseyside.

MLEKO’s debut EP sees the Manchester seven-piece making a strong argument for their presence in the burgeoning post-punk revival scene.

The sophomore EP of Michigan’s Pretty Sure is a must-listen collection of cathartic emo bangers.

Syntara’s debut EP is a lush collection of emotive metalcore anthems that primes them for the big leagues.

Indie-sleaze revival is in full swing, as My First Time offer a hedonistic rollercoaster of a debut EP.

Chicago’s tenmonthsummer have returned for another wonderful lakeshore emo outing on their second EP.

Toronto’s Shel Khan creates a wonderfully distinctive introduction into her post-industrial world on this debut EP.