metal – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

EP REVIEW: So Far So Good – So Far So Good

So Far So Good emerge at the very front of the pack of hardcore’s latest wave with this searing sophomore experience.

Sharpened.Lives hold tight to hope in a hopeless world on this heartfelt alternative rock anthem.

The Grass Museum aim for grandeur on this 1984 inspired EP, but crash and burn in the process.

President’s inaugural offering is a masterclass in modern metalcore, for better and for worse.

Purge of Sanity release an EP that serves as one of the finest achievements in heavy music this year.

As December Falls’ fourth record offers big emo anthems, but nothing to really get your teeth into.

After months of building momentum through killer live performances, Monroe. unleash their debut post-hardcore anthem.

After a year of silence, Auraboros are back to bring the Absent era to a conclusion, and to remind you why they are a must-listen metal outfit:

Ahead of their debut EP, this Nantes four-piece have released a metalcore anthem that demands your immediate attention.

False Thoughts complete their duology of singles with a vicious collaboration with Arcadia Ego’s Nat Owens.