Missouri pop-punk/pop-rock outfit Hold Close are some of the newest faces on the scene and freshest signees to the Hopeless Records roster, kicking starting their path towards the big leagues with their debut album, ‘Time’. Read More
In a climate where getting your music heard around the world is easier than ever, it can be almost impossible to cut through the noise to really stand out, but that’s exactly what Hello, Atlantic have done with their EP, ‘Night Life’. Read More
What happens when a joke on the internet gets just a little too much traction? Please direct your attention to Weezer’s covers album, ‘Teal Album’. Read More
One track in on their full-length ‘Breaking Point’, and Florida’s Afterlife already reek of generic riffs, try-hard edge, and lyrical cliches. Read More
With ‘Everyone I’ve Ever Loved’, Valleyheart have delivered an album that is by definition ‘musically good’, yet fails to offer up anything new, and after hearing four or five songs, it becomes quite apparent that everything on offer here kind of just blurs into one, becoming a quite predictable and repetitive listen. What we have here sounds less like an album and more like a collection of the same song reworked ten times. Read More
Bursting with energy from start-to-finish, Lakeshore open up their second EP ‘Secret Weapons’ with ‘Erased’, a brilliantly subtle combination of traditional rock ‘n’ roll arrangement with a subtly beautiful hint of electronics. The attitude, drive, and strength of this song act as a terrific opener. Read More
‘Greater Than’, the sophomore full-length from Birmingham’s SHVPES, is certainly an energetic album – that can’t be denied – but, ‘creative’ is not an adjective that can be used, despite the abundance of shoehorned screams and rap verses. Read More
At the very beginning of ‘Are You Even There At All?’, the second solo release from I The Mighty’s own Brent Walsh, we’re launched into an onslaught of harmonies and intricately layered vocals in the form of ‘Moon Creep’, with not much more than a drum beat to accompany his incredibly controlled voice. Read More
If you’ve ever seen modern art (the kind where someone paints an entire canvas one colour and then tells you it has a deep meaning that you couldn’t possibly comprehend behind it), then you’ll understand how best to describe ‘Fight’, the latest EP from Bristol’s Sœur. Read More
As seasoned listeners of All Get Out may have come to expect from their previous offering, ‘Nobody Likes A Quitter’, the lyrics of the Texas duo’s latest album ‘No Bouquet’ could quite easily be replaced with the first few pages of the dictionary and Nathan Hussey’s vocal melodies would still be just as intoxicating as they are now. Read More
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