Category: EP Review
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EP REVIEW: Lynskey – here, this is for you
Lynskey’s third EP defies expectations and categorisation, taking punk into wild and exciting places.
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EP REVIEW: Adoring – blessedarethepitiful
After nearly three years, Adoring have returned with a brilliant gothic frenzy of a sophomore EP.
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EP REVIEW: Danger Dog – From The Comfort Of A Yellow Tent
Is the dog in danger, or the cause of the danger? The question remains unanswered but at least Danger Dog’s debut EP is here.
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EP REVIEW: STR^NGE – STR^NGE
’…This EP marks the band as one of the most exciting and enigmatic bands that you will find in Merseyside…’ Immediately, one has to appreciate the audacity of any band calling themselves STR^NGE; any sense of mundanity in their music would be prime ammo for criticism. Thankfully, this isn’t the case here, so that bold…
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EP REVIEW: False Thoughts – You Speak to Me As Though I Wasn’t Living
The debut EP from the latest rising stars of the Merseyside heavy scene places them firmly at the front of the pack.
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EP REVIEW: Cainhurst – A Sacrifice
The sophomore EP from southwest emoviolence outfit Cainhurst marks the band out as being something truly revolutionary for the genre.
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EP REVIEW: King Like Mom – The Cycle
Dreamy emo outfit King Like Mom offer some exciting ideas on their ambitious sophomore EP.
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EP REVIEW: Cartoonhead – Moving to the Same Groove
Cartoonhead lay down one of the most unexpectedly rich and beautiful indie EPs of the year.
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EP REVIEW: Queen Cult – Be Better
Queen Cult bring the alt-rock thunder on this shot of adrenaline of an EP.
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EP REVIEW: Carleigh Mack – Growing Pains
Having freshly graduated from prestigious LIPA, Carleigh Mack has kickstarted her career with a superb sophomore EP.
