SOFIA ISELLA announces new EP, Something is a shellSOFIA ISELLA has announced a brand-new EP, Something is a shell, and revealed its haunting opening track Numbers.
The All-American Rejects finally confirm new album release dateThe All-American Rejects’ long-awaited fifth studio album Sandbox will be here in just a few months’ time…
Home Front: “We want every album to be like going into a record store and checking out all the different sections”Bridging the worlds of spiky old-school punk rock and synth-stained new wave, Home Front have built a reputation for grit and guile, acknowledging alternative music’s past while shaping its future. Processing deep personal turmoil on superb second album Watch It Die, too, the Edmonton crew look set to inspire a new generation to start fixing things one small step at a time…
Angel Du$t: “Music and art are just side-projects for a lot of people, but that sh*t is my whole life”Even within the notoriously fanatical world of heavy music, Justice Tripp is renowned as an uncompromising lifer. A warm, bright counterpoint to the frosty darkness of Trapped Under Ice, Angel Du$t began as a way to unwind and cut loose from macho expectation. But sixth LP COLD 2 THE TOUCH proves they’re a band to take every bit as seriously…
Album review: UNCULTIVATES – This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French RevolutionIrish hardcore cowboys UNCULTIVATES gunsling on erratic debut album, This Will Become Clear Later, Like The French Revolution...
“My housing situation was stressful. It felt like things could collapse at any time”: Inside The Amity Affliction’s painful new albumAfter the death of his estranged mother in July 2024, trauma from Joel Birch’s childhood home flooded back to The Amity Affliction vocalist. As the Queensland metalcore stalwarts announce their ninth LP House Of Cards, he tells K! about challenging motherhood as a “sacred space in society”, and realising he still needed that nugget of optimism…
Ecca Vandal unveils new single and video, BLEACHWatch the video for Ecca Vandal’s new single BLEACH – the latest offering from her yet-to-be-announced second album…
Bilmuri announces new album, KINDA HARDThe follow-up to 2024’s AMERICAN MOTOR SPORTS is dropping in April, with Bilmuri releasing new single TWICE tomorrow.
Album review: Puscifer – Normal Isn’tMaynard, Carina and Mat still hold on to hope in the face of hopelessness on Puscifer’s superb fifth album.
2000trees add Funeral For A Friend, The Bronx, Marmozets and loads moreFuneral For A Friend have been revealed as the second main stage headliners for this summer’s 2000trees, while elsewhere over 30 more bands are joining the line-up.
Album review: Urne – Setting Fire To The SkyLondon metal trio Urne look upward and reach for the skies on impressive third album.
The Look Outside Your Window album will be released for Record Store Day 2026Clown promised it was coming this year, and now it’s official! The Record Store Day 2026 releases have been unveiled, and Look Outside Your Window – featuring four members of Slipknot – is on the stacked list…
Listen to Sylosis’ new single, LacerationsThe New Flesh is dropping in just a couple of weeks’ time, and Sylosis have unleashed the record’s third single Lacerations. The band call it “our best song to date…”
“This is just a test”: Foo Fighters reveal several snippets of new musicHaving recently completed work on the follow-up to 2023’s But Here We Are, this is what Foo Fighters’ new album is going to sound like…
Converge: “It would be interesting to live in world where I didn’t feel the need for this catharsis”A new Converge album is nearly upon us, and as you’d imagine, it is excellent. Peeling back the layers of meaning behind Love Is Not Enough, legendary frontman Jacob Bannon talks striving for the best, the “beautiful soapbox” that is his band, and why it’s surprising that Foo Fighters are fans…
Album review: Softcult – When A Flower Doesn’t GrowCanadian riotgazers Softcult channel their feminist rage into some of their most effective songwriting yet on cathartic debut, When A Flower Doesn’t Grow.
