Album Review: Gold and Grey by Baroness
Baroness release their fifth album Gold & Grey on 14th June via the band’s own label Abraxan Hymns. As with previous releases by the band, the album’s artwork was [...]
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Album Review: Celebrity Mansions by Dinosaur Pile-Up
Leeds alt rock three-piece Dinosaur Pile-Up released their fourth album Celebrity Mansions on 7th June via Parlophone. It’s a return to form after the sum what [...]
Album Review: Scream Through The Walls by As Cities Burn
US Post-hardcore outfit As Cities Burn release their new album Scream Through The Walls on 7th June via Equal Vision Records (US)/Rude Records (Europe). It marks not just the [...]
Album Review: CHON by CHON
Instrumental progressive post-rock act CHON release their third album CHON on 7th June via Sumerian Records. Now lets get this out of the way early doors, we were big fans of [...]
Death Is Death by Eat Dirt
London punk crew Eat Dirt released their debut album Death Is Death on 2nd June via Bearded Punk Records. Recorded in two studios—the music was laid down at The Silk Mill [...]
Album Review: •• by Pound
Seattle duo Pound return with their sophomore album •• released on 31st May via Silent Pendulum Records. Pound’s upcoming second album is a tour-de-force that makes [...]
Album Review: Weeping Choir by Full of Hell
Hardcore act Full of Hell release their new album Weeping Choir on 17th May via Relapse Records. Recorded by the critically acclaimed Kurt Ballou at God City Studio, the [...]
Album Review: Born A Cynic by Weatherstate
Bristol punks Weatherstate release their debut album Born A Cynic on 10th May via Failure By Design Records (and Wiretrap Records in the US). The album was recorded, [...]
Album Review: Eternal Forward Motion by Employed To Serve
Woking metallers Employed To Serve release their third album Eternal Forward Motion on 10th May via Spinefarm Records. Employed To Serve’s second album, The Warmth of a [...]
Album Review: Noctiluca by Helms Alee
Versatile sludge riff maestros Hels Alee release their new album Noctiluca on 26th April via Sargent House. At no point during their 12-year career has Helms Alee ever been [...]
