EP Review: To Myself, From Myself by Lonesome
Peterborough Post-Rock outfit Lonesome release their debut EP To Myself, From Myself on 26th April. With this debut release the band are already setting themselves out as [...]
EPs
EP Review: You Are Filth by Death Blooms
UK metal upstarts Death Blooms release their new EP You Are Filth on 26th April. Vocalist Paul Barrow, who delivers an uncompromising performance throughout the EP, explains [...]
EP Review: Negatives by Colt 48
London hard rock duo Colt 48 release their new EP Negatives on 29th March. It’s five prime cuts of hard rock with big nu-metal riffs thrown into the mix. It’s intense and [...]
EP Review: Endeavours by High Rise
London quintet High Rise release their new EP Endeavours on 29th March. It’s five tracks of explosive alt metal, full of pulverising, breakneck riffs with life-affirming, [...]
EP Review: Wildheart Dreaming by The Xcerts
Scottish alt rock act The Xcerts release their new EP Wildheart Dreaming on 29th March via Raygun Records. If you thought their last album Hold On To Your Heart was the band [...]
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 [...]
EP Review: Glow by Chapter and Verse
Chapter and Verse release their new EP Glow on 25th January. They’re a band that are slowly, yet surely becoming one of the UKs most exciting bands. Their reputation has [...]
EP Review: Never Expected by Dead Fall
Dead Fall return with their sophomore EP Never Expected on 25th January. Think Title Fight and Citizen and you’ll be in the right ball park. Its all shimmering punk energy [...]
EP Review: Descension by Through The Canopy
Are you ready for something new? Something hard and heavy yet soft and fragile? Let us introduce you to Norwegian post-metal / prog-doom act Through The Canopy and their new [...]
