Reviews Album review: Panic! At The Disco – Viva Las Vengeance Brendon Urie gets his nostalgia on for rock’n’roll, Queen-esque seventh album…
Reviews Album review: Muse – Will Of The People It’s the end of the world as we know it, and Muse feel fine…
Reviews Album review: Heilung – Drif Ancient sounds, musical magic and human bones as instruments: Heilung continue to channel the past on third album Drif.
Reviews Album review: The Chats – GET F*CKED Scruffy Aussie punk lads The Chats return with more of the same simple genius and bar stool observations on electrifying second album…
Reviews Sun, Satan and secret sets: The highlights from Bloodstock 2022 K! slaps on the sunscreen and straps on the camel-pack to dive into the most sizzling metal gathering of the summer… Bloodstock Open Air!
Reviews Album review: I Prevail – True Power Fast-rising Michigan metal crew I Prevail rise above their collective trauma on third album…
Reviews Album review: Pale Waves – Unwanted Manchester indie rockers Pale Waves go alt and win big on ambitious third album…
Reviews The 10 rowdiest sets from Rebellion Festival 2022 Blackpool’s punk-rock bash at the beach roars back to celebrate 25 years of Holidays In The Sun...
Reviews EP review: Of Virtue – Sinner A brief yet satisfyingly dynamic and driven new EP from Michigan metalcore quartet Of Virtue.
Reviews Album review: Osees – A Foul Form Californian psych-rockers Osees deliver a punk-damaged blast on their umpteenth album…
Reviews The Halo Effect – Days Of The Lost Ex-In Flames members team up to breathe new life into Swedish melo-death with new band The Halo Effect.
Reviews Album review: Norma Jean – Deathrattle Sing For Me U.S metalcore veterans Norma Jean look back in anguish on album number nine…
Reviews Album review: Arch Enemy – Deceivers Melodic death metal stalwarts Arch Enemy deliver the goods and then some on 11th full-length…
Reviews Album review: Psycroptic – Divine Council Psycroptic provide another masterclass in technical death metal on Divine Council.
Reviews The big review: The Interrupters – In The Wild Ska-punk heroes The Interrupters take on the world, and a troubled past, on triumphant fourth album In The Wild.
Reviews Album review: Dub War – Westgate Under Fire Benji Webbe returns to his first love as Dub War return with their first album in decades…
