Album Review: Health by Alpha Male Tea Party
Alpha Male Tea Party release their third album, Health, on 23rd June via Big Scary Monsters. The new album sees the band hone their loud instrumental sound, pushing [...]
Discography
Album Review: The Exigent by Only Echoes Remain
London four-piece Only Echoes Remain release their debut album, The Exigent, on 16th June. Think big cinematic post-rock that blends the classic ‘wall of guitar’ [...]
Album Review: New Minds by Pink Frost
Chicago quartet Pink Front release their first new album in four years, New Minds on 16th June via Under Road Records. The album addresses a collective sense of abrupt [...]
Album Review: Shame Spiral by USA Nails
UK noise punks USA Nails release their third album, Shame Spiral, on 16th June through French DIY stalwarts Bigout Records and one of London’s newest and most exciting [...]
EP Review: The Times You Cross My Mind by Earl Grey
German post-hardcore act Earl Grey release their new EP, The Times You Cross My Mind, on 21st July. Full of ferocity with a melodic grace, it’s an EP that will put the [...]
Album Review: Homey by CHON
Instrumental act CHON release their new album, Homey, on 16th June via Sumerian Records. Since the release of their debut Grow in 2015 the band have blossomed with an [...]
EP Review: Lilt by Hikes
Hikes release their new EP, Lilt, on 9th June via New Orleans based Community Records. Recorded with guitarist and producer Takaaki Mino (of the band Toe) in Tokyo while the [...]
Album Review: Seafoam by Kamikaze Girls
Kamikaze Girls release their debut album, Seafoam, on 9th June via Big Scary Monsters. Building upon their 2016 EP SAD, Seafoam finds the band in a more positive state of [...]
Album Review: Wolves by Rise Against
Rise Against release their eighth studio album, Wolves, on 9th June via Virgin Records. The band recorded the album with Grammy award-winning producer Nick Raskulinecz (Foo [...]
Album Review: New Kind Of Normal by Cayetana
Philadelphia Indie punks Cayetana released their second album, New Kind Of Normal, on 5th May via their own record label Plum Records. We’re not quite sure how or why it [...]
