Album review: Pelican – Flickering ResonanceChicago post-metal instrumental heroes Pelican return and bring the heat on superb seventh album.
Film review: Final Destination BloodlinesFinal Destination returns. Spoiler alert: once again, absolutely everything can kill you. Weyyy.
Album review: Cwfen – SorrowsGlasgow doomgaze collective Cwfen deliver a debut to die for full of velvety darkness and spellbinding Sorrows.
Album review: The Callous Daoboys – I Don’t Want To See You In HeavenThe Daoboys are back in town! Atlanta sextet The Callous Daoboys continue to brilliantly beguile and befuddle on truly unpredictable third album.
Live review: twenty one pilots, Manchester AO ArenaThe Clancy World Tour rolls into Manchester to reaffirm why the twenty one pilots live show will always exist in a sphere of its own…
Album review: EKKSTACY – FOREVERTricky-to-label Vancouver artist EKKSTACY mixes melancholy instrumentals and hazy vocals on deeply reflective third record.
Album review: Bury Tomorrow – Will You Haunt Me, With That Same PatienceBury Tomorrow solidify their shining spot in UK metal on furious, glorious eighth offering.
Album review: Sleep Token – Even In ArcadiaSleep Token expand, blossom and occasionally get weird on ambitious fourth album, Even In Arcadia.
Album review: mclusky – The World Is Still Here And So Are WeWelsh weirdos mclusky return from the underground with excellent fourth album.
Album review: The Amazons – 21st Century FictionReading renegades The Amazons swap indie for riled up rock’n’roll on sassy fourth record.
Album review: Behemoth – The Shit Ov GodPolish metal icons Behemoth cast aside the last vestiges of subtlety on inflammatory 13th album, The Shit Ov God.
The big review: Incineration 2025Sunny Camden Town succumbs to darkness as Triptykon, Blood Incantation and an unholy host of extreme metal’s biggest and best descend for the superb Incineration Festival.
Album review: PUP – Who Will Look After The DogsEmotionally tortured and self-deprecating Canadian punks PUP let their sadness shine on marvellous fifth album.
Album review: EYES – SpinnerDanish noise rockers EYES throw bigger grooves and metallic crunch into the maelstrom on third album Spinner…
Album review: Propagandhi – At PeaceCanadian politipunks Propagandhi rage against the system and the dying light on superb eighth album.
Album review: LANDMVRKS – The Darkest Place I’ve Ever BeenLANDMVRKS battle through burnout while pushing metalcore to new places on innovative fourth album, The Darkest Place I’ve Ever Been.
