Album Review: Oh Dearism by itoldyouiwouldeatyou
Multi-faceted indie-punk/emo/experimental collective itoldyouiwouldeatyou release their debut album Oh Dearism on 16th November via Alcopop! Records, Failure By Design [...]
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Album Review: Husk by Goldblume
Cambridge alt-rock act Goldblume released their debut album Husk via Aaahh!!! Real Records on 9th November. The album is a three-year journey into trying to find a sense of [...]
Album Review: Bought to Rot by Laura Jane Grace and the Devouring Mothers
Laura Jane Grace & the Devouring Mothers released their debut album Bought To Rot on 9th November via Bloodshot Records. The band are Laura Jane Grace, Atom Willard, and [...]
Album Review: Holy Hell by Architects
Architects released their new album Holy Hell on 9th November via Epitaph. This is the Brighton metalcore band’s first album since the death of founding member and [...]
Album Review: A Patient Man by Cult Leader
Cult Leader release their new album A Patient Man on 9th November via Deathwish Inc. The album was recorded and engineered by Kurt Ballou at God City Studios (Converge, [...]
Album Review: Blackout Cowboy by Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam
Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam release their new album Blackout Cowboy on 9th November via By The Time It Gets Dark. Early lo-fi offerings in the form of two EPs, a self-titled [...]
Album Review: Exist by OHHMS
Progressive metal act OHHMS release their new album Exist on 9th November via Holy Roar Records. Initially planned for a 2020 release, the band’s sophomore album saw the [...]
Album Review: Cheer by Drug Church
Drug Church released their new album Cheer on 2nd November via Pure Noise Records. Drug Church–Patrick Kindlon (vocals), Nick Cogan (guitar), Cory Galusha (guitar), Pat [...]
Album Review: Fire By Silos by Toska
Brighton progressive rock trio Toska released their debut album Fire By The Silos on 2nd November. The band explain: “Fire By The Silos is a concept album. An idea grown [...]
Album Review: I: Levensmoehied by Every Stranger Looks Like You
Belgian post hardcore act Every Stranger Looks Like You returned on the 15th October with the first part of a diptych I: Levensmoehied. “Levensmoeheid” can be best [...]
