Album Reviews
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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...
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Skarlet Envy - Nemesis
I think it’s safe to say that female-fronted rock and metal outfits are really starting to break out into the scene as of late and Skarlet Envy will be hoping they can follow suit with their unique blend of melodic metal. Releasing ‘Invidia’ back in 2019 to a decent amount of fanfare, Skarlet Envy will...
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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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Saxon - Carpe Diem
If you’re a fan of metal then you have almost definitely heard the name Saxon. One of the founders of British heavy metal, the band have captivated audiences around the world with their music so it comes as no surprise that fans have been eager to hear their latest album ‘Carpe Diem’ ever since it...
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Venom Prison - Erebos
Venom Prison have been one of the most exciting death metal bands coming out of the UK for some time now and they have consistently managed to grow their audience with impressive live performances and strong music releases. With ‘Erebos’ potentially being their most anticipated album to date, I couldn’t help but check it out....
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Crown The King - Groundhog Day
Crown The King are one of Ireland’s most exciting up-and-coming Pop Punk bands and the band will be hoping their debut EP ‘Groundhog Day’ will be able to see them capitalise on the hype they have built for themselves. Here are my thoughts on Crown The King’s ‘Groundhog Day’. Opening track ‘Melissa’ wastes no time...
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Lawnmower Deth - Blunt Cutters
Lawnmower Deth is not your standard thrash metal band. Focusing more on crude humour and controversial themes, the band have made a name for themselves making metalheads laugh and mosh all at the same time. Releasing their first album since 2018’s ‘Unleashed In The East…Midlands’, ‘Blunt Cutters’ promises fans more of the band’s unique style...
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Clobber - Tribal Rites Of The New Friday Night
The UK hardcore scene has seen a resurgence of late with bands like Borstal storming into relevance with heavy riffs and no-nonsense songs and Up and Coming rockers ‘Clobber’ will be hoping for a piece of the pie with their new release ‘Tribal Rites Of The New Friday Night’. The EP promises to be full...
