At this stage, you know fully what to expect from In This Moment; their transformation from their earlier, more metalcore-leaning work to a more radio-ready metal sound has long been completed. Read More
This is a welcome return from Stroud’s brightest hopes, and Milk Teeth’s self-titled effort should see them endear themselves to many once again. Read More
If you’re a Heaven Shall Burn fan and you happen to be in self-isolation just wondering what the hell to do with yourself, then you’re in luck. Read More
Initially a side-project for one half of HECK (formerly Baby Godzilla), the aforementioned band have now long since disbanded, and Haggard Cat seem very much in it for the long haul. Read More
Now entering their third decade as a band, you can always count on Body Count to bring some politicised but no less fun rap metal, and it’s arguable that they’re still relatively overlooked. Read More
‘Underneath’ is an album that the impact of which will never leave you, and will continue to be spoken about for a long time. Read More
As French trailblazers Alcest released their latest album, ‘Spiritual Instinct’, it was a reminder of how a band who are often cited as pioneers can still keep moving on alongside the current musical landscape, especially when their combination of black metal and shoegaze is much more commonplace than it was when they first started out. Read More
After a series of demos and EPs over recent years, and becoming one of the bigger names to emerge from the Leeds hardcore scene, Big Cheese are here with their debut full-length, ‘Punishment Park’. Read More
Masters of misery My Dying Bride are back with their fourteenth album, ‘The Ghost Of Orion’, but getting it out there hasn’t been without its setbacks, to say the least. Read More
A name change may not mean much if it’s the same band, but when Kamikaze Girls changed their name to Cultdreams last year, it felt more than appropriate for their eclectic but caustic blend of punk, shoegaze, and goth influences. Read More
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