Album Review: The Part That No One Knows by Pinact
Scottish indie punks Pinact release their sophomore album The Part That No One Knows on 25th August via Kanine Records. 12 tracks of instantaneous Weezer-esque indie punk [...]
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Album Review: So Numb by Sannhet
New York instrumental act Sannhet release their third album So Numb on 25th August via Profound Lore. When we reviewed 2015’s Revisionist we described Sannhet as [...]
Album Review: Spectral by House Olympics
House Olympics release their debut album Spectral on 18th August via Bad Break Records. Based out of Bloomingtion, IN (members of Merchant Ships, Whale Bones), the four-piece [...]
Album Review: Flesh Grenade by Consider Yourself
Instrumental rock act Consider Yourself release their debut album, Flesh Grenade, on 22nd August. Following on from their self-recorded, self-produced EP Two Brothers in June [...]
Album Review: 24-7 Rock Star Shit by The Cribs
Wakefield three piece The Cribs released their seventh album, 24-7 Rock Star Shit on 11th August. With this Steve Albini recorded album it heralds a new era of The Cribs. For [...]
Album Review: Fresh by Fresh
London punks Fresh release their new self-titled album on 18th August via Special Subject Records. Since forming in 2015 Fresh quickly released a couple of home recorded EPs, [...]
Album Review: Fangclub by Fangclub
Irish alt rock trio Fangclub release their self-titled debut album on 4th August via Vertigo Records. Raw, direct, powerful, alt-rock, written with no frills and played with [...]
Album Review: Zero Days by Prong
Prong release their new album, Zero Days, on 28th July via Steamhammer/SPV. After returning from a self-prescribed hiatus in 2012 Prong have been somewhat prolific with [...]
Album Review: A Black Mile to The Surface by Manchester Orchestra
Atlanta based indie rock act Manchester Orchestra release their fifth album, A Black Mile To The Surface, on 28th July via the bands own Loma Vista Recordings. Led by [...]
Album Review: Amuse Bouche by Quadrilles
London math pop act Quadrilles release their second album, Amuse Bouche, on 28th July. Picking up where 2015’s Isotopes left off, this is an album of accessible math rock [...]
