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 [...]
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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 [...]
Album Review: Where I Go When I Am Sleeping by Casey
Casey release their second album Where I Go When I Am Sleeping on 16th March via Hassle Records. In a follow-up to their 2016 debut Love Is Not Enough, this album moves on [...]
Album Review: Toro by Ddent
Paris post-metal band Ddent release their new album Toro on 23rd March via Chien Noir. It’s a beast of an album, devastatingly heavy yet full of immediate atmospherics you [...]
Album Review: Losing by Bully
Nashville grunge act Bully released their sophomore album Losing via Sub Pop on 20th October. It’s an album that excels in just how well it executes the grunge sound. While [...]
Album Review: Devolver by Jamie Lenman
Jamie Lenman releases his second studio solo album Devolver on 27th October via Big Scary Monsters. In a departure from Jamie’s debut solo album (the double album of [...]
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 [...]
Album Review: Laika by Samoans
Samoans release their highly anticipated second album Laika on 29th September via Apres Vous Records. Samoans released their debut album Rescue in 2014 to critical acclaim [...]
Album Review: Amuse Bouche by Quadrilles
London math pop act Quadrilles release their second album, Amuse Bouche, on 28th July. Picking up where 2015’s Isotopes left off, this is an album of accessible math rock [...]
