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 [...]
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Album Review: Great Heights and Nosedives by ROAM
ROAM release their second album Great Heights & Nosedives on 13th October via Hopeless Records. The follow up to 2016’s debut Backbone was produced by Kyle Black (State [...]
Album Review: Shapeshifter by Knuckle Puck
Chicago pop punks Knuckle Puck release their sophomore album Shapeshifter on 13th October via Rise Records. Midway through the recording process, the band (vocalist Joe [...]
EP Review: I Don’t Live Here Anymore by Dizzy Bats
Dizzy Bats released their new EP I Don’t Live Here Anymore on 22nd September. In what is the band’s fifth release it showcases the development of the band and how far [...]
Album Review: The Peace and The Panic by Neck Deep
Neck Deep release their third album The Peace and The Panic on 18th August via Hopeless Records. For the Wrexham pop-punks, the trajectory of the last half decade has been, [...]
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, [...]
EP Review: Under The Mask by Energy
Energy release their new EP, Under The Mask, on 21st July via their own label Shadowland Productions. Picking up where Apparition Sound left off in January, this is six [...]
EP Review: Seasons by Dire Bloom
Leeds emo pop punks Dire Bloom release their sophomore EP, Seasons, on 20th July. Consisting of Felix Kjåelberg, Tom Cutts, JJ Armstrong, Ben Whynes & Adam Kelly they [...]
News: Exclusive No Cigar album stream
Hailing from Montana, No Cigar is an alternative rock band that blossomed from the inspiration and frustration of each member’s different life experiences. No Cigar fits [...]
Album Review: Why Always by Caves
Caves release their third album, Always Why, on 28th April via Specialist Subject Records (UK), Yo Yo Records (EU) and Dead Broke Rekerds (US). Being split between the UK and [...]
