Tag: new music
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bring Me The Horizon – POST HUMAN: NeX GEn
Finally, 1302 days after it’s predecessor, the much-anticipated second act of BMTH’s POST HUMAN project has finally arrived.
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LIVE REVIEW: alright (okay), Wull, Paint Me In Colour @ Quarry
Anyone would have you think that all that the north of Liverpool’s town centre has is the soon-to-be completed new Everton stadium. True, the bulk of the city’s things to see and do lie in the very centre of it, on the streets of the Ropewalks down to Matthew Street. However, from the warehouse studios…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Farseek – Who Can Start the Fires?
It might not be their debut record, but nonetheless this is a record that truly feels like the start of Farseek’s greatest act yet.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Garden Home – Garden Home
Garden Home’s eponymous debut record is a concise and consistent blast of post-hardcore fury.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Coheed & Cambria – The Joke
Sci-fi prog rockers Coheed & Cambria return with a delightfully menacing one off single dedicated to the Joker.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Knocked Loose – You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To
Believe the hype; the most hotly anticipated heavy record of 2024 not only meets the expectations set for it, but completely blows them away.
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SINGLE REVIEW: LOVELETTER – Choke
Don’t expect this love letter to be whispering you sweet nothings; the freshest hardcore from South Wales is here with a sonic bludgeon.
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ALBUM REVIEW: With Sails Ahead – Infinite Void
The void might be infinite, but this ain’t no creative abyss; With Sails Ahead finally release their sparkling debut record.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Dead Animals – Detain
You better get dressed to kill, because Ruby Roadkill herself has finally graced streaming services with her presence.
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LIVE REVIEW: Dengfest @ The Ferret (Part II)
Part II of the special live review of Dengfest, and this time we take a look at Take Breath, Pulse, Cut Short, and the hosts themselves, the great nothing.
