Album Reviews
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Enforced - Kill Grid
Virginian rockers Enforced are back with the highly anticipated ‘Kill Grid’. The thrash metal up-and-comers have seen unprecedented growth since releasing their first single of the new record which promises to be a good one! I have had the privilege of being sent a copy early to review so without further adieu, here’s what I...
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Witherfall - Curse Of Autumn
Witherfall are back with their third album ‘Curse of Autumn’. This highly anticipated successor of ‘A Prelude To Sorrow’ has finally arrived after three years and fans have been eating up each single that has dropped from the album. The album that’s being released through Century Media promises to be a step-up for the dark...
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TREMENDOUS - Relentless
Birmingham based glam rockers TREMENDOUS are here with their first full-length album ‘Relentless’! The band offer a fresh take on the old school style and have made quite the impact already. Having airtime on stations such as Kerrang! Radio and BBC Rocks to name a few, the future looks promising for the young lads. I...
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Architects - For Those That Wish To Exist
Architects are back with the highly anticipated ‘For Those That Wish To Exist’. This marks the band’s ninth studio album and fans have not been shy about expressing their excitement around the metalcore bands new album. After the commercial success of ‘Holy Hell’, Architects will be hoping to strike gold once again. It would be...
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Always Tyrants - These Days
Always Tyrants are a Nebraskan hard rock outfit consisting of four childhood friends. The band formed back in 2015 and have been working tirelessly to bring out their debut album. ‘These Days’ marks the start of what I hope to be a long and successful adventure for the Nebraskan band. The album starts with the...
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Alice Cooper - Detroit Stories
The legend himself Alice Cooper is back with ‘Detroit Stories’! His successor to 2017’s ‘Paranormal’ album is finally here for fans to get something new from the rock icon. Featuring 4 of the songs from his 2019 ep ‘Breadcrumbs’, fans have already had a taste of what is to come. Following the release of ‘Rise’...
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Epica - Omega
Epica are back with their latest album ‘Omega’! This marks the end of the bands ‘Kingdom Of Heaven’ series. The highly anticipated successor of the critically acclaimed album ‘The Holographic Principle’ which released way back in 2016. Epica’s 5-year wait for an LP saw the band release ‘The Solace System’ EP in 2017 and ‘Epica...
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Pale Waves - Who Am I?
Pale Waves are back with ‘Who Am I?’. The indie-rock quartet has captured the hearts of many with its unique sound and charisma. The album has garnered a lot of attention including debuting at number 3 on the official UK album charts. An incredible feat for the band’s second album! With the mass amount of...
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Saving Vice - Hello There
Vermont based metalcore band Saving Vice released there debut LP ‘Hello There’ on 21st February 2020. The album was received well by media and fans alike. Saving Vice has had a great start to there careers, from touring with bands like ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ and ‘Like Moths To Flames’ to being featured on Spotify’s...
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The Pretty Reckless - Death By Rock And Roll
The Pretty Reckless are back with the band’s fourth album, this album is the first released without the late producer Kato Khandwala, who previously worked on all The Pretty Reckless’ albums. The album jumps straight into it with the title track, giving you a raucous of twangy guitars, backed with a great drum beat, before...
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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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Weezer - OK Human
Weezer’s latest surprise efforts, Ok Human, see the band teaming up with a 38-piece orchestra, to create an album that is very subdued, and personal feeling. The album has a strong flow throughout with songs fading into each other. While the album might not be a full heavy rock album, fans shouldn’t worry if it’s...
