Album Reviews
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JAAW - Supercluster
If big riffs and even bigger hooks are the kind of thing that interests you then the new album from post-industrial supergroup JAAW may be the album for you. Post-industrial music isn’t exactly common in this day and age however when the collective minds of Andy Cairns, Jason Stoll, Wayne Adams, and Adam Betts are...
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Sleep Token - Take Me Back To Eden
If you’ve been active in the rock and metal scene over the past year then there is a pretty good chance you’ve heard of Sleep Token. This band seem to go viral with each single they release as of late, as their unique and different sound has a real knack to shock and delight people...
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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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Enter Shikari - A Kiss For The Whole World
Enter Shikari have become a staple in the UK’s alternative music scene as they continue to defy genre norms and mix whatever they really feel like to create unique and enjoyable music for their legion of fans. ‘A Kiss For The Whole World’ is the band’s latest entry into their discography and from the single...
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As Everything Unfolds - Ultraviolet
After quite the meteoric rise from the success of their debut album ‘Within Each Lies The Other’, As Everything Unfolds is back with their sophomore album titled ‘Ultraviolet’. The band have seen a tonne of attention come their way off the back of tours with Enter Shikari and being featured across Europe with Impericon Festival,...
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Punk Rock Factory - It's Just A Stage We're Going Through
From Pokemon to Frozen, Punk Rock Factory has explored the vast world of pop culture and put a punk twist upon it. Now it’s time for Musicals to get the Sausage Army treatment! It’s Just A Stage We’re Going Through will see the rambunctious band dabble in the world of the performing arts. Here’s what...
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Fall Out Boy - So Much (For) Stardust
Fall Out Boy’s much-anticipated return is finally here with their brand new album ‘So Much (For) Stardust’! This marks their first full-length release since 2018’s more poppy affair titled ‘Mania’. From the single releases alone, this album seems to take a direct route back to a more rocky feel so I couldn’t pass the opportunity...
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Suicide Silence - Remember… You Must Die
Suicide Silence once had the world of Deathcore at their feet however due to the passing of their vocalist and fans and critics alike not really digging their last release, many had wondered if the band would be able to regain their throne. Their new album ‘Remember… You Must Die’ promises to be something new...
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Avatar - Dance Devil Dance
I think it’s safe to say Avatar has been on an upwards trajectory for a while now, so with their new album ‘Dance Devil Dance’ on the horizon the band has a tonne of attention on them. Sometimes having the eyes of the scene on you can cause bands to crumble under the pressure, so...
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Delain - Dark Waters
Delain has had quite an explosive few years with members leaving, rejoining, and inevitably no one really knowing what was to come of the band. The answer is having a new vocalist in the form of Diana Leah and a new bassist named Ludovico Cioffi. The question on most people’s minds is will the band...
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Paramore - This Is Why
If there is one band that isn’t afraid of breaking the mould, Paramore may be that band. Changing their sound is something the band has done throughout their career however when the single ‘This Is Why’ dropped back in September I think the majority of the rock world where taken by surprise at just how...
