The rise of British rockers, The Senton Bombs, has been the complete opposite to the title of their new single Train Wreck, yet like a runaway locomotive it has only picked up steam and intensity. Formed in 2004, the band… Read More ›
Month: May 2016
34 – Self Titled EP
Grouchier than a stoked up hornet nest and just as damaging, the sound of Kansas City hailing 34 leaves no hiding place for the senses and imagination on the band’s debut EP. The five-track self-titled offering is a rabid and… Read More ›
Perihelion – Hold
With their last album, Zeng, still luring keen attention since its release last October, the Debrecen hailing Perihelion now immerse ears and imagination in further emotively and atmospherically fuelled landscapes through a new EP. The four track proposal of Hold,… Read More ›
The silent roar of darkness; talking Evocation with Skin Drone
Within the metal underground, it is fair to say that anticipation for the debut album from US band Skin Drone has been increasingly eager in many quarters. The web based project is the creative union of vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Erik Martin of… Read More ›
Maths and The Moon – Familiar Strange
This month sees the release of the eagerly awaited second album from UK alternative rock trio Maths and The Moon. It has been not too many weeks short of three years since their debut full-length, Night Train Daydream caught and… Read More ›
Seven Stories High – Take The Long Road Home
Take The Long Road Home is the new mini album from British quintet Seven Stories High, an encounter which finds the band’s already ear pleasing pop punk with even bolder infectiousness and melodic enterprise to tempt national awareness. Take The… Read More ›
The Slumdogs – Lost and Found
Formed in the September of 2015, British alternative/indie rock band The Slumdogs is looking like making their first full year together a potently successful one. Hailing from Blackpool, the band has already spread its presence and eager fan base into… Read More ›
Sonny Lanegan – Coma
The Coma EP is the first offering from the solo, self-titled project from Sonny Lanegan, a release offering six rousing slices of alternative/industrial post rock which command attention and spark the imagination with drama and craft. All offer an adventure… Read More ›
Attack The Day – Felons EP
Attack The Day is another of those bands with a sound which defeats exact tagging due to its nature and eagerness to weave in a host of diverse flavours. The Northern Ireland hailing quintet, though it might be that they… Read More ›
The Sideline Haters – Who Shaves The Barber?
The French metal scene keeps throwing up new encounters which just spark the appetite while fiercely pleasing ears; the debut EP from The Sideline Haters another thoroughly enjoyable example. The Paris hailing death metallers were formed in 2014 by guitarist… Read More ›
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