Reviews Album review: Atreyu – The End Is Not The End Reborn metalcore stalwarts Atreyu prove they’ve still got that killer instinct for a tasty hook as they continue to roar back into action.
Reviews Live review: Speed, Bristol Electric Aussie hardcore champs Speed refill over a thousand cups with a life-affirming, sweat-soaked set at Electric Bristol.
Reviews Live review: YUNGBLUD, Leeds First Direct Arena YUNGBLUD’s biggest-ever UK tour brings him home to a coronation-like event in Yorkshire.
Reviews Album review: Nine Inch Noize – Nine Inch Noize The most talked-about collaboration of the moment between Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize releases electrifying record between Coachella appearances…
Reviews Album review: Death Lens – What’s Left Now? LA punks Death Lens mix the political with the personal as they explore what it’s like to be a POC in America.
Reviews Album review: Man Band – Strong Man Lads lads lads! Former OHHMS chaps flex their muscles with macho new group Man Band.
Reviews Album review: The Amity Affliction – House Of Cards Aussie metalcore mavericks The Amity Affliction struggle not to collapse on uneasily stacked ninth album.
Reviews Album review: At The Gates – The Ghost Of A Future Dead Tomas Lindberg’s last act is one of his finest, as At The Gates show why they were the best ever to do it on incendiary final album.
Reviews Album review: Teen Suicide – Nude descending staircase headless Cult Baltimore indie rockers Teen Suicide crank up the volume and embrace their raw edges on intriguing fifth album.
Reviews Album review: Skindred – You Got This Ragga-metal legends Skindred certainly do got this on their most well-rounded, essential and infectious album to date…
Reviews Album review: LØLØ – god forbid a girl spits out her feelings! LØLØ’s diaristic second album is one for fans of catchy choruses, feeling your feelings and trying to fix emotionally unavailable men.
Reviews Album review: Bilmuri – KINDA HARD Bilmuri continues his ascent to the top with the brilliantly weird KINDA HARD.
Reviews Album review: Bodysnatcher – Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home Florida deathcore brutes Bodysnatcher continue their campaign of sonic destruction with an album that could punch a hole in the Earth.
Reviews Album review: Enter Shikari – Lose Your Self Surprise! Enter Shikari head on a mission through the darkness to find any kind of light and connection as they drop their brilliant eighth album out of nowhere.
Reviews Album review: Broadside – Nowhere, At Last Broadside deliver existential pop-rock bangers for feeling your woes and dancing through them at the same time.
Reviews Album review: Tigercub – Nets To Catch The Wind A typically heavyweight fourth offering from Brighton riff gods Tigercub showcases the trio at their most menacing.