Producing an album that is unapologetically them whilst still incorporating new ideas and raising the bar makes ‘Gone Are The Good Days’ one of the top contenders of best pop-punk albums to come out of 2021. Read More
Granted, ‘A World On Fire’ does suffer from being uneven, but when the group hit their stride, The Five Hundred deliver some real heavyweight slabs of memorable metalcore. Read More
Continuing on from last year’s ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’, Creeper have offered up ‘American Noir’. Read More
It’s not hard to imagine the first three songs of ‘Godspeed’ providing the soundtrack to a room full of people bouncing up and down at a pop-punk/emo night at your local club. Read More
It’s not to say that this EP itself is bad, because it’s not. It’s perfect for die-hard Seether fans who are more than happy knowing what their favourite band will sound like with each new release. The sad fact is it’s just not that exciting. Read More
‘No One’s Waiting Up For Me Tonight’ feels like a lullaby. One long, gentle lullaby. If you listen to it casually, it’s gentle enough to fall asleep to. Read More
‘Fever’ is an exceptional introduction as to what we can hopefully expect from album three. It blends familiarity with newness to the point where you’re left wanting more. Read More
Whilst Sleep Waker don’t fully match their ambition with ‘Alias’, they have moved past the limitations of their debut to create a record that looks forward rather than backwards. Read More
On ‘Separate’, Capstan have pushed past their debut to create a record that is fluid in its style yet consistent, and one that deserves repeated listens. Read More
Get your best headphones and sound systems out for Bad Omens’ new EP, ‘Live’, because you’ll need them. One minute into this release, it’s already out of question that this could be bad at any point. Read More
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