Reviews

alt-J can easily be argued as the UK’s best band of the 21st century. Ever since their Mercury Award winning debut, they have produced some of the highest quality music around in a variety of different genres. So, five years on from 'RELAXER', how does 'The Dream' hold up in the band’s incredible discography?

2020. A year on standby. Countless feeling alone, defeated and frankly pissed off at political powers playing cat and mouse with their sanity and safety. Yet, from this dystopian cornucopia the anarchic quintet, Fights & Fires, would write an anthemic EP that Godfathers of Punk would salute.

After spending two years locked in soul searching, York metalcore heavyweights InVisions are back with their powerful third outing 'Deadlock'.

Korn are a huge band that have changed metal forever. Over 25 years since their massive debut record they have still been releasing great music, a prime example being 2019's 'The Nothing'. So does Korn's latest effort, 'Requiem', continue on the same path? 

Knocked Loose headed to London to kick off their run of UK dates and it was pure and utter carnage. Check out our review and photo gallery here.

When you’ve got a history in the industry like William Ryan Key does, finding the right direction for your new musical endeavours can be hard. That’s exactly what he attempts with new EP 'Everything Except Desire'.

As It Is are here with their new record 'I WENT TO HELL AND BACK', but will fans be grateful they made it back from their journey to hell to share this record with us? There's only one way to find out.

Best described as shoegaze dream-pop with alt rock’s metallic edge, jackie’s latest six-track EP 'Hey Angel' harnesses raging swells, ethereal melodic layering and crisp vocals, to deliver a summer ready soundtrack.

Impending Doom have always forged their own path throughout their long and illustrious career. Often referred to as a pioneer of the deathcore genre and being looked upon as torchbearers by their peers, the band have proven time and time again that they belong at the very top of the deathcore tree. Now, in 2022, the band have penned their first release in over three years, entitled 'Hellbent', and they are ready to spread a little chaos and destruction for the new year.

The fact that Enterprise Earth can write a slamming deathcore tune is going to be news to nobody. However, now they have found a way to successfully include melodic and even catchy moments in their songs without alienating their existing fans. This album may not be career defining, but it is a brand new dawn for a band that have so much to offer, making it simply impossible for people to sleep on them any longer.