Music Reviews

Three, two one, let’s go! Californian punk band zebrahead don’t like to do things the conventional way. The band have just released new EP 'I' via MFZB Records, the last in a trilogy of releases that began in 2021 with 'III', followed by 'II' in 2023. Now, we end the run with a five-track record filled with high-energy punk and rock tracks.

After being captivated by their set at Y Not Festival over the summer, we couldn't wait to get our hands on Dolores Forever's debut album 'It's Nothing'.

Marking 25 years since the release of their iconic debut, American Football’s 'LP1' has returned in the form of a reissue and a covers album, inviting fans to revisit the unmistakable combination of raw vulnerability and intricate instrumentation that cemented the album's place in the Midwest emo genre.

Linkin Park have captured the essence of what drew so many of us to the band in the first place with their classic songs, add something new to it in the form of Emily Armstrong’s voice, and release it to the masses, thus successfully starting 'over', From Zero.

Hello Mary are yet another example of a band pushing the boundaries of music, helping to create a very healthy future for the alternative/shoegaze/indie styles. Here's what we thought of their new album 'Emita Ox'...

State Champs are a band that embody all the addictive qualities of modern-day pop punk: catchy-as-hell choruses, energetic guitar melodies and relatable lyrics on the joys and tribulations of growing up. Their self-titled, fifth album is no exception.

Infused with haunting melodies, stomach-dropping breakdowns and dizzying electronic sounds, Make Them Suffer’s self-titled album is an impressive record that takes the listener beyond a mere audio experience; prepare to be auditorily knocked about, where bursts of adrenaline are interspersed with small oases of calm.

Against The Current vocalist Chrissy Costanza recently released her first solo effort in 'VII', a seven track EP filled with cinematic rock and pop that pushes her music in a new direction.

London Grammar are back with their fourth studio album 'The Greatest Love', out now via Ministry Of Sound. Here we find ten tracks filled with haunting vocals from Hannah Reid, backed up with some jaw dropping guitar work from Dan Rothman and of course not forgetting the multi-instrumentalist Dot Major - there is no stopping this trio who always come up with fresh new music.

After two years of silence, Manchester-based cyberpunk outfit Overrider release their album, 'Sparse Vector'.