Album Review: The Last Words That You Said… by The Yacht Club
London’s The Yacht Club release their debut album The Last Words That You Said To Me Have Kept Me Here And Safe on 25th January via Beth Shalom Records. Starting life with [...]
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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 [...]
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: 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: a-tota-so by a-tota-so
a-tota-so release their self-titled debut album on 17th September via Lonely Voyage Records. Formed in 2016 as a result of bands Alright the Captain and Cheap Jazz going on [...]
EP Review: Geodesics by Masiro
Oxford mathcore threesome Masiro release their new EP Geodesics on 7th September. The band spent their formative years shaping their set and focusing on their art. By 2016, [...]
Album Review: True North by Weary Eyes
Russian math/post-rock act Weary Eyes release their new album True North on 31st August. They’ve shared the stage with 65daysofstatic, And So I Watch You From Afar, [...]
Album Review: Ghost City by Delta Sleep
Brighton math rock band Delta Sleep release their second album Ghost City on 10th August via Big Scary Monsters. What started as an earnest foray into pushing the boundaries [...]
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 [...]
News: Portals Festival announce final band and day splits
Experimental/electronica band Gallops have been announced as the final piece in the puzzle for the Portals Festival lineup. The Wrexham-based 4-piece will serve up their [...]
