Album Review: Health by Alpha Male Tea Party
Alpha Male Tea Party release their third album, Health, on 23rd June via Big Scary Monsters. The new album sees the band hone their loud instrumental sound, pushing [...]
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Album Review: New Minds by Pink Frost
Chicago quartet Pink Front release their first new album in four years, New Minds on 16th June via Under Road Records. The album addresses a collective sense of abrupt [...]
Album Review: Pink by Rad Pitt
Colchester’s raucous alt rock act Rad Pitt release their second album, Pink, on 12th May. Chaotic, yet measured aggressive hard rock is the order of the day and it’s nigh [...]
Album Review: آكتئاب by Ddent
French dark post-rock act Ddent release their debut album آكتئاب on 13th February. A formidable eight tracks coming in just shy of an hour, it blends post-metal riffs, [...]
Album Review: Invidia by Ventenner
Ventenner are due to release their new album Invidia on 20th January via Hibernacula Records. You’ll find the band’s sound being pushed in a natural evolution, from the [...]
EP Review: The New Standard by Shotgun Rodeo
Norwegian metal band Shotgun Rodeo release their new EP The New Standard on 16th September and if you can manage to get past the terrible artwork and band name then you’ll [...]
Album Review: Stillicide by Helms Alee
Washington state trio Helms Alee release their fourth album Stillicide on 2nd September via Sargent House. As to be expected from their previous material; Night Terror [...]
Album Review: Bleeder by Mutoid Man
Mutoid Man release their new album Bleeder worldwide on the 30th June (29th in the UK) via Sargent House. A blistering 30 minutes of balls out metal. There are elements of [...]
Album Review: Desolation Sounds by Gallows
UK punks Gallows release their fourth album Desolation Sounds on the 13th April. Named after an expanse of water in frontman Wade MacNeil’s native Canada, you’ll find [...]
Album Review: Restarter by Torche
Stoner metalers Torche return with their new album Restarter, released on the 23rd March, it features some their heaviest work to date. Hell, at points it’s devastatingly [...]
