Whether you’d prefer to close your eyes and drown out the world’s noise or open up and face the music full-force, Strike Anywhere have managed to create something that can help us all cope, whatever our mechanisms. Read More
This record has got the sound, but at times lacks the sustenance. It looks good on the plate, but when you dig in you find that it’s not very flavourful. Read More
With an impressive talent for achieving a lot within a limited time frame, one can only wonder in awe of where this incarnation of Outline In Color will take their sound next. Read More
Metalcore monsters Ice Nine Kills have retracted their claws a little for their stripped down EP, ‘Undead And Unplugged: Live From The Overlook Hotel’, giving their horror themed cuts a more gentle touch. Read More
Their style is bold yet understated, proving that less can be more with the EP’s snaking simplicity. Read More
This well crafted offering has provided a rich bed for Dead Reynolds to take root in. They’re confident and are seemingly sure of themselves, though not stubbornly so. Read More
Die Ego are unapologetically sure of their sound and it will undoubtedly attract a crowd of likeminded metal fanatics. However, without a further degree of experimentation, they aren’t likely to venture far beyond that bubble. Read More
‘#Resist’ doesn’t beat around the bush. There are no sweeping metaphors or ambiguous messages; Calling All Astronauts are confident of where they stand, and they want you to be too. Read More
Emo-gazers Lapyear’s second EP, ‘Smile’, comes two years after their debut ‘Comfort Underwater’, and is perhaps best described as sounding like Neck Deep does Nirvana. Read More
John Villagran (better known by the stage name Lil Lotus) has shared with us all ‘All My Little Scars, Vol. 1’, the first instalment in a three-part series of EPs. Read More
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