Album Reviews
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Foo Fighters - Medicine At Midnight
Foo Fighters are back with their long-awaited tenth studio album. The album opens with ‘Making A Fire’, the track instantly lures you in with a good beat, and distorted guitars. The song features some gospel-style singing between these big guitar riffs, the chorus also features some nice humming complimenting Dave’s voice very well. The first...
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Baby Strange - Land of Nothing
Glasgow trio Baby Strange recently released their new EP ‘Land of Nothing’. The excitement around the EP has been building, with it’s single ‘More! More! More!’ receiving nearly 500,000 streams. So I thought I would take a look at the release and share my thoughts. We start off with the aforementioned single ‘More! More! More!’...
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Led By Lanterns - Paralysis
Led By Lanterns are here with their new album titled ‘Paralysis’. After finding a decent amount of success from touring with bands such as Normandie and Mallory Knox, the band will be hoping to continue their momentum with the release of their self-released album. Here is what I thought of Led By Lanterns ‘Paralysis’. Kicking...
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Creeper - Sex, Death & The Infinite Void
I’ve been aware of creepers’ existence since their first album released a few years back, however I’ve never got around to listening to any of their music. I only heard about ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’ on the day it released, through friends stories on instagram. So I went into this album clean not...
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El Moono - Temple Corrupted
El Moono are an up and coming Alt-rock outfit from the UK that have found success from their previous EP titled ‘Tides’ and will be hoping for more of the same with their new release ‘Temple Corrupted’. This new EP promises to mark a new era for the band so I had to see what...
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Creeper - Sanguivore
From Will’s Beheading at London’s Roundhouse venue to a goth, glam rock extravaganza, Creeper are making headlines in the alternative scene! Their upcoming album ‘Sanguivore’ is set to be one of the band’s most experimental records to date and that has really piqued my interest. Here’s what I thought of the new album! What better...
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Weezer - Van Weezer
Alt-rockers Weezer is back with a unique album, to say the least. ‘Van Weezer’ has been advertised as the band’s homage to metal and promises to be full of heavy riffs mixed in with the classic Weezer format. I’ve been keeping my eye on this since it was announced so without any further delay, here...
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AFI - Bodies
It’s been 3 years since AFI dropped their explosive EP ‘The Missing Man’ and fans have been chomping at the bit for the follow-up album to 2017’s ‘AFI (The Blood Album)’. The band have not been shy about releasing singles for ‘Bodies’ as they have already released 7 tracks from the album and fans have...
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Evanescence - The Bitter Truth
It’s been 10 long years since Evanescence dropped their last album of original music, however, the wait is finally over! ‘The Bitter Truth’ marks the band’s return and fans haven’t kept their excitement for the new album secret. Releasing via Sony Music, the album takes a look at the band’s personal experience in the music...
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Saint Agnes - Bloodsuckers
Saint Agnes is a band that is constantly grabbing people’s attention for its more unorthodox sound and approach to music. They have burned every rule book they have ever come across and made sure to do things the way they want to and it’s worked wonders for them so far. With their new album ‘Bloodsuckers’...
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Crashface - Prototype
London’s rebellious new up and comers, Crashface, have just released their explosive new experimental EP ‘Prototype’. The new release is set to continue with their well known energy whilst also allowing the band to throw some new ideas at the wall to see “what will stick”. I had to check out what this EP had...
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Prey Drive - Neon God
Prey Drive made quite the splash with the release of their debut album ‘Once More with Felling’ back in 2018 and now they are back with their EP titled ‘Neon God’. The alt-rockers will be hoping to have struck gold once again and continue their momentum. The excitement around the release has been astounding so...
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Nascar Aloe - Hey Asshole!
Nascar Aloe may be a name you have never heard of before however he is certainly eager to change that. His new EP call’s you out in the title itself being called ‘Hey Asshole!’. Promising to bring out a new style of rock-infused hip-hop, this may just be what breaks out in 2023. Here are...
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Holding Absence - The Greatest Mistake Of My Life
Welsh rockers Holding Absence are back with the follow up to their 2019 self-titled debut. The name of the new album ‘The Greatest Mistake Of My Life’ was inspired by a 1930s track of the same name, by actor and singer Dame Gracie Fields. Vocalist Lucas found out from his grandmother that his great uncle...