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, [...]
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Album Review: Is This Thing Cursed? by Alkaline Trio
Alkaline Trio release their ninth album Is This Thing Cursed? on 31st August via Epitaph. Produced and mixed by Cameron Webb (Pennywise, Motörhead), this is the first [...]
Album Review: Love and Loathing by With Confidence
With Confidence release their second album Love and Loathing on 10th August via Hopleless Records. Working with producer Mike Green (All Time Low, Neck Deep), the band [...]
Album Review: I Think We’ll Be OK by Eat Defeat
UK pop-punk band Eat Defeat release their new album I Think We’ll Be OK on 3rd August via Bearded Punk Records. A band that are a breath of fresh air in UK pop-punk, they [...]
Album Review: Composure by Real Friends
Illinois 5-piece Real Friends released their third album Composure on 13th July via Fearless Records. It’s been two years since the band released The Home Inside My [...]
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: Self Help by WOES
Scottish pop punks Woes release their new EP Self Help on 4th May via UNFD. This is UK pop punk in a nutshell, emo laden lyrics alongside pop hook and catchy sign-along [...]
Album Review: Everything Dies by Nervus
Nervus release their sophomore album Everything Dies on 9th March via Big Scary Monsters. Recorded and produced by Bob Cooper (Citizen, Nai Harvest, Kamikaze Girls) and Em [...]
EP Review: Your Heaven Held Me Well by Evertim
Evertim release their new EP Your Heaven Held Me Well on 19th January via Fox Records. Blending an aggressive emo-tinged rock sound with melodies and the knack for a killer [...]
Albums that Shaped Alt Dialogue #1: Crimson by Alkaline Trio
Click here for the preamble and list to date “They don’t make punk rock like this anymore” might sound like a cliché but it’s true. While Alkaline Trio’s fifth [...]
