Album Review: To Cure A Blizzard Upon A Plastic Sea by Vennart
Vennart release their new album To Cure A Blizzard Upon A Plastic Sea’ on 14th September via Medium Format. The brainchild of former Oceansize and British Theatre front man [...]
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Album Review: Sum Of All Your Parts by Fatherson
Scottish alt rock act Fatherson release their third album Sum Of All Your Parts on 14th September via Easy Life. Sitting on the periphery of the UK alt rock mainstream for [...]
Album Review: Anomie by Death and The Penguin
London avant-garde alternative rock band Death & The Penguin release their debut album Anomie on 2th July. Taking their name from a post-soviet satire by Ukrainian author [...]
Album Review: Merci by Save Face
Alt rock act Save Face release their debut album Merci on 13th July via Epitaph. A concept album, part of what vocalist/guitarist Tyler Povanda calls an “ambitious [...]
Album Review: Who Cares Anyway? by Don’t Worry
Essex alt rock outfit Don’t Worry release their debut album Who Cares Anyway? on 22nd June via Specialist Subject Records. Recorded and produced by long term collaborator [...]
Album Review: Survive Sunrise by ASG
North Carolina hard rock act ASG release their sixth album (and first in five years), Survive Sunrise, on 15th June via Relapse. Initially forming as a three-piece [...]
Album Review: A Hot Take On Heartbreak by Columbus
Australian three-piece Columbus release their second album, A Hot Take On Heartbreak, on 25th May via UNFD. Bands evolve from album to album as the lives of its members, and [...]
EP Review: Can’t Forget by Feed Them To The Forest
York based alt punks Feed Them To The Forest released their debut EP Can’t Forget on 7th April. Produced and mastered by a dream team combo of Dave Boothroyd at Reel [...]
EP Review: Oh, The Joy by Gravves
North Wales punk/alt rock trio Gravves release their new EP Oh, The Joy on 27th April via Loner Noise Records. “We’re super excited for people to finally hear the [...]
Album Review: Sonder by Dearist
Wolverhampton quintet Dearist release their second album Sonder on 27th April via Spartan Records. “Coming from Wolverhampton is both a blessing and a curse” sums up [...]
