Album Reviews
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Simple Plan - Harder Than It Looks
Simple Plan have been a staple in the Pop-Punk ever since they formed back in 1999. Starting off by making a name for themselves during the MTV era of Pop-Punk to evolving into the more modern style, the band have always had their fans by their side. With the release of their latest album ‘Harder...
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Rammstein - Zeit
I’m sure fans of the band Rammstein will be thrilled that the band’s new album ‘Zeit’ has been released just 3 years after the band’s self-titled album. The album promises to be a culmination of the band’s evolution over the years with every single release garnering massive amounts of attention. Here’s what I thought of...
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Ibaraki - Rashomon
Ibaraki has been Trivium’ Matt Heafy’s solo project for a while now and now the world can finally hear what he’s been planning for so long. Straying away from his more conventional style, the album is dubbed as a Japanese Black Metal piece and was produced by Emperor’s Frontman Ihsahn. I had to check this...
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Three Days Grace - Explosions
Three Days Grace are back with their new album titled ‘Explosions’. This will be the band’s first full-length release since 2018’s ‘Outsider’ which saw a lot of eyes return to the ever-changing rock band. With the hype surrounding the new release, I just had to give the record a spin for myself. Here are my...
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Stone Broken - Revelation
Stone Broken are back with their latest album ‘Revelation’. The album promises to be some of the band’s most “out there” work as they strive to push themselves to the next level. I had to see what all the noise was about so here is my review of the release. Opening the album is ‘Black...
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Feeder - Torpedo
Multi-platinum-selling south Welsh rockers, Feeder, are back with their latest album ‘Torpedo’. The new album follows the momentum set by their resurgent run of three consecutive UK Top 10’s, with 2016’s ‘All Bright Electric’, 2017’s ‘Best Of’, and 2019’s ‘Tallulah’. The band will be hoping to make this a fourth. Despite the press material for...
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Ghost - Impera
Ghost are one of the most polarizing bands in the rock and metal community nowadays but one thing no one can deny is how popular they are. From supporting Metallica to selling out the Royal Albert Hall in minutes, the band clearly have a devoted fan base and these same fans have been eagerly awaiting...
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Buster Shuffle - Go Steady
Recently, there has been a lot of movement in the Ska scene again with a bunch of younger bands breaking through the cracks to try and revitalise it. One of those bands happens to be Buster Shuffle, a London based band that have had quite an impressive couple of years. From supporting the interrupters to...
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Sabaton - The War To End All Wars
Sabaton has garnered quite the fanbase with their Historic tales told in the way of power metal and their latest album ‘The War To End All Wars’ promises to take a deep dive into the stories of World War I. Fans have already shown just how excited they are by getting each single that has...
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Corpsegrinder - Corpsegrinder
There probably isn’t a bigger name in the death metal scene than Cannibal Corpse, so it should come as no surprise that the excitement around the lead singer’s (Corpsegrinder) debut solo album is immense. Fans have been eager to get a taste of what he’s been working on and the wait is finally over. Here...
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Amorphis - Halo
Amorphis are one of the stand out names in the melodic death metal scene of recent years so it’s understandable that fans have been chomping at the bit to hear their new album ‘Halo’. The Finnish metallers will be hoping for similar success to their 2018 release ‘Queen Of Time’ so without further adieu, here...
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Cult Of Luna - The Long Road North
Sweden and metal seem to be a match made in heaven for the most part so it’s clear to see why people are so excited about Cult Of Luna’s new release ‘The Long Road North’. The post-metal band have garnered quite the dedicated fanbase so I just had to check out what had them so...
