Reviews Album review: Dear Seattle – TOY Sydney quartet Dear Seattle are ready to heal and shake off the growing pains on honest third album, TOY…
Reviews Album review: Lambrini Girls – Who Let The Dogs Out? Brit punk duo Lambrini Girls make righteous noise in all of the right ways on stupidly good debut album, Who Let The Dogs Out?
Reviews Album review: Stick To Your Guns – Keep Planting Flowers Hardcore heroes Stick To Your Guns hit hard on strong eighth LP, Keep Planting Flowers.
Reviews Album review: Ethel Cain – Perverts Cult favourite Ethel Cain embraces the darkness on chilling new ambient project Perverts...
Reviews Album review: Paleface Swiss – Cursed Zurich deathcore upstarts Paleface Swiss blend unhinged brutality and nu-metal revivalism on uneven third album Cursed…
Reviews Album review: Tremonti – The End Will Show Us How A sixth dose of unsurprisingly angled metallic goodness from workaholic Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti.
Reviews Film review: Nosferatu Loving remake of the century-old bloodsucker classic isn’t perfect, but still has plenty of bite.
Reviews Album review: Heathen Deity – Satan’s Kingdom British black metal maniacs Heathen Deity keep it evil as they career through the fire and brimstone of Satan’s Kingdom…
Reviews Live review: Slipknot, Leeds First Direct Arena Slipknot turn back the clock to 1999 for an unstoppable, unforgiving opening night of their UK tour…
Reviews The big review: Good Things Festival 2024 Sydney gets rocked as Korn, Loathe, Sleeping With Sirens and more take a noisy pre-Christmas trip down under…
Reviews Album review: Electric Wizard – Black Magic Rituals & Perversions Vol. 1 Apocalypse now! British doom legends Electric Wizard provide the soundtrack to the end of the world on self-recorded, direct-to-tape live ritual.
Reviews Album review: Godflesh – A World Lit Only By Dub Brummie industrial legends Godflesh celebrate 10 years of A World Lit Only By Fire with a compelling reinvention via dub…
Reviews Album review: NECKBREAKKER – Within The Viscera Rising Danish death metallers NECKBREAKKER get stuck into all sorts of nastiness on gleefully unhinged debut, Within The Viscera.
Reviews Album review: The Gates Of Slumber – The Gates Of Slumber Underground true doom heroes The Gates Of Slumber reawaken after more than a decade, with one of their finest, heaviest works
Reviews Live review: IDLES, London Alexandra Palace Bristol punks IDLES show Ally Pally a good time and the potential for a better world at epic London love-in
Reviews Live review: Sleep Token, London The O2 Sleep Token celebrate their historic path to greatness at first of two enormous London Rituals
