Category: EP Review
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EP REVIEW: Windowhead – Terrestrials
This brand new EP from Brighton post-hardcore outfit Windowhead is a perfect combination of the catchy and the cinematic.
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EP REVIEW: The Orchestra (For Now) – Plan 75
The Orchestra (For Now) cement their status as the next big thing in weird music, with a fantastically theatrical debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: Shefu – Shefu
Do you fancy checking out the next big name in indie rock? Or are you just wanting some damn good music? Either way, Shefu is here for you.
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EP REVIEW: Pleiades – If Your Roots Run Deep, You Can’t Fear The Wind
Proving that an EP is also an art form, the post-rock Pleiades offer a magnificent look at the ties we have to our homelands.
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EP REVIEW: Slate Label – Slate Label
The debut effort of this South Shields five-piece is a punchy start to a career packed with potential.
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EP REVIEW: Arcadia Ego – Can You Still Feel Me?
Liverpool’s Arcadia Ego continue to build their reputation as one of the most exciting bands on the scene.
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EP REVIEW: God Complex – He Watches In Silence
Behold a pale horse in sonic form; the return of God Complex is truly apocalyptic in its heaviness.
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EP REVIEW: Brother – Going Home
BROTHER are here to take you to Route 66 via the M62, with their brilliantly fun debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: Sharpened.Lives – st//tches
Proving once more that the DIY arena of any given scene is the most exciting place to be, Sharpened.Lives offer one of 2024’s best alternative hidden gems with their debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: Take Breath – See The Life Leave Me
Take Breath’s brand new EP is four tracks of brilliantly relevant alternative metal from an outfit reinventing themselves.
