Reviews Album review: 601 – We Are Not The Same Breakbeat duo 601 explore the alternative on boundary-pushing fourth album, with a little help from the British heavy underground.
Reviews Album review: 5 Seconds Of Summer – Everyone’s A Star! 5SOS rip apart the impossibly perfect boyband mould in an honest examination of their vices and virtues under the public eye.
Reviews Live review: Electric Callboy, London Alexandra Palace All aboard the Tekkno Train! Electric Callboy’s barnstorming Alexandra Palace headliner is a whirlwind of hilarity and neon-splattered fun.
Reviews Album review: The Devil Wears Prada – Flowers The Devil Wears Prada’s drive to evolve bears plenty of fruit, but that ambition sometimes gets diluted along the way.
Reviews The big review: Damnation 2025 Celebrating 20 years of northern darkness, Damnation Festival delivers its biggest, boldest edition to date, with Napalm Death, Corrosion Of Conformity, Deafheaven, Perturbator and a whole lot more raising hell in Manchester…
Reviews Album review: Of Mice & Men – Another Miracle Enduring California metallers Of Mice & Men get fired up on anthemic ninth album, Another Miracle.
Reviews Live review: Malevolence, Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse British metalcore heavyweights Malevolence hit the north with their friends and family at their biggest headline show to date.
Reviews Album review: Caskets – The Only Heaven You’ll Know Rising Brit metalcore stars Caskets wear their hearts on their sleeves on character-defining third album.
Reviews Album review: Set It Off – Set It Off Set It Off’s defiant sixth album finds them not just metamorphosing into their most fluid form ever, but celebrating themselves all over again.
Reviews Album review: Pupil Slicer – Fleshwork Pupil Slicer continue to roll along the razor’s edge, packing third album Fleshwork with a mindblowing assortment of brutality.
Reviews Live review: Turnstile, Manchester Depot Mayfield Nice warehouse, we’ll take it! Manchester sees stars as Baltimore hardcore supremos Turnstile smash their biggest UK headline show to date.
Reviews Album review: Believe In Nothing – Rot Eastbourne extremists Believe In Nothing pummel heaps of putrefaction on disgustingly heavy first album, Rot.
Reviews Album review: Cold Steel – Discipline & Punish New kids on the Tampa Bay block Cold Steel revive hardcore thrash on likably hard-as-nails debut.
Reviews Album review: Drain – …Is Your Friend Spinkicks, stage dives and a whole lotta love: Drain cement their status as the Nicest Band In Hardcore with third album …Is Your Friend.
Reviews Album review: Bloom – The Light We Chase Aussie melodic hardcore band Bloom threw themselves out into the international scene with 2024 debut Maybe In Another Life – and are exploring some new sounds on its follow-up…
Reviews Album review: Serj Tankian – Covers, Collaborations & Collages System Of A Down frontman Serj Tankian shares a sonic scrapbook spanning the far recesses of his creativity, with varying results.
