With the release of their Sounds from an Empty Room EP last year, US rockers band Kirra suggested they were a prospect with the potential to make great strides in the rock world. Now the release of debut album Run… Read More ›
Month: January 2015
North Seasons – Eyes For The Blind EP
Even with the post and melodic hardcore scene being as vibrant as ever, with some impressive bands releasing similarly potent propositions over certainly 2014, personal tastes have come to a point where they need something more than just great angst… Read More ›
Dethfox – Natural Media Teleforce
Providing no hiding place for ears and senses, the new EP from Canadian anarcho-punks Dethfox is a furious incitement which is just as virulently seductive as it is uncompromisingly caustic. Bracing and abrasive, Natural Media Teleforce is a raw and… Read More ›
Crack House – The Hits Just Keep On Coming
Beating on ears, mugging the senses, and corrupting the psyche, The Hits Just Keep On Coming is a punk metal violation which just keeps coming. Unleashed by US antagonists Crack House, the EP is a corrosive brawl of crossover ferocity… Read More ›
Sacred Wind – Metal and Curry
The Vikings came, rampaged, and going by Sacred Wind, left some berserker seed to breed and bide its time before invading the classic metal timeline. The band from the hill sculpted landscape of Llangollen in Wales is the embodiment of… Read More ›
Nachtreich/Spectral Lore Split: The Quivering Lights
Like a compelling painting which draws eyes into vivid adventures and sparks thoughts to conjure complimentary background stories, The Quivering Lights, the split release from Nachtreich and Spectral Lore, takes ears and imagination on an equivalent exploration. Taking inspiration from… Read More ›
The Sick Side – Born to Kill
Bracingly raw and with an attitude and character as mischievous as it is antagonistic, Born To Kill the debut album from Spanish rockers The Sick Side, is like one of those companions you know you should not hang out with… Read More ›
Omaha – Chapters EP
Creating an emotive weave of melodic and alternative rock with at times a loudly whispering underbelly of post hardcore/metalcore courtesy of the initial sound the band emerged with in2012, UK band Omaha powerfully show they are one fascinating and potential… Read More ›
David Bronson – Questions
Emotionally intimate and exploratory, with a just as expressive melodic climate, the new album from New York City singer songwriter/producer David Bronson is a warm and resourceful landscape of thought and sparkling enterprise. Consisting of songs which as its title,… Read More ›
Despite – EPic
Poke a wild beast and you get a savaging, an obvious fact which certainly also applies to Swedish metallers Despite and their new EP EPic. Band and release go for the jugular from their first breath and never relinquish their… Read More ›
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