Album Review: Apple of Discord by Ghost Iris
Danish metalcore act Ghost Iris release their third album Apple Of Discord on 22nd February via Long Branch Records. Having started as a DIY internet phenomenon in 2015 the [...]
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Album Review: Abject Bodies by Minors
Canadian hardcore act Minors release their second album Abject Bodies on 22nd February via Holy Roar Records (UK/EU), Deathwish (US/CAN). The band are determined to take the [...]
Album Review: Now by NYOS
Finnish instrumental duo NYOS release their fourth album Now on 22nd February (self-release). The bands focus whilst writing Now was to work without limits to make the most [...]
Album Review: Circle The Gold by Endless Floods
French doom / post-metal specialists Endless Floods release their new album Circle The Gold on 15th February via Fvtvrecordings / Bigout Records. Formed in 2015 in Bordeaux [...]
EP Review: Have Me To Waste by Starve To Survive
Newcastle dissonant hardcore act Starve To Survive release their new EP Have Me To Waste on 15th February. Produced by Connor Sweeney of highly respected local scene mates [...]
EP Review: Holy Lights and Shadows by Gypsy Circus
Edinburgh four-piece Gypsy Circus release their new EP Holy Lights And Shadows on 8th February. Talking about EP, the band say, “the theme that runs through the tracks is [...]
Album Review: This Is Not The End by The Spielbergs
Oslo Alt Rock act The Spielbergs release their debut album This Is Not The End on 1st February via By The Time It Gets Dark. From the outset it sets it’s stall out as an [...]
Album Review: The Language of Injury by Ithaca
Hardcore newcomers Ithaca release their debut album The Language of Injury on 1st February via Holy Roar Records. Formed out of a mutual love of metallic hardcore but despair [...]
Album Review: Autoscopy by Lighteater
New York instrumental act Lighteater release their debut album Autoscopy on 1st February. Initial tracking was done by Tom Tierney (A Place To Bury Strangers, Candiria) and [...]
Album Review: Astronoid by Astronoid
Boston quartet Astronoid release their new, self-titled album, on 1st February via Blood Music. The album is a cacophony of driving rhythms, subtle time signatures and [...]
