
ALBUM REVIEW: The Dirty Nil – Fuck Art
With a title as attesting as ‘Fuck Art’, it’s safe to say that The Dirty Nil aren’t pulling any punches on their third full-length. Read More
With a title as attesting as ‘Fuck Art’, it’s safe to say that The Dirty Nil aren’t pulling any punches on their third full-length. Read More
A companion piece to a memorable live stream, ‘Tree City Sessions 2’ stands on its own as a live record that translates the energy displayed. Read More
A safe run through of their sound, A Foreign Affair’s self-tilted EP delivers a solid introduction of the group, but ultimately it stays at the same level. Read More
With years behind them as Vanna, there’s a confidence that underlines Inspirit’s debut release, ‘Moon’. Read More
With ‘Weird!’, Yungblud does jump through a range of styles with varying results, but even with inconsistencies, the sophomore release does hint at a larger stylistic picture. Read More
With ‘New Empire, Vol. 2’, Hollywood Undead won’t exactly convert a new audience, but they will satisfy their existing fanbase. Read More
‘Cyr’ sees The Smashing Pumpkins tackle a new soundscape with strong results as they don’t lose their identity throughout and create tracks that stand on their own regardless of the legacy of its creators. Read More
With ‘YourGodIsDead’ serving a bloodthirsty collection of tracks, Ursus looks to be a band with a lot of potential. Read More
‘Sleepless’ is a bold and rewarding leap for Palm Reader. The quintet ensure that their hardcore roots and ability to create a punishing soundscape stay intact, only this time around they also exercise their melodic skills resulting in a fearless record. Read More
Improving on their commendable debut, ‘Reluctant Hero’ is the sound of four established musicians enjoying one another’s chemistry to blistering results. Read More
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