Emerging in 2015, if under a different name, COLLECTED have grown and evolved their sound over subsequent years leading to the release of their debut EP and we can say that the just unveiled Say When more than lives up… Read More ›
Billy Talent
Livonia – Hate. Relate. Regenerate
In some ways we have been looking for a fresh breath within the pop punk arena, something which truly stands out as fresh and exciting and UK outfit Livonia going by their debut EP could just be that inspiration. Their… Read More ›
Hunter Kill Hunter – II
Building on its well-received predecessor of 2015, the new EP from British alternative rock quintet Hunter Kill Hunter is a striking affair. II is evidence of a band settling into their creative skin if yet to lure out the truly… Read More ›
The Ellipsis – Cold Cactus
Earning plenty of praise and support for their debut EP Mind In The Sky earlier this year, and especially its dynamic single Wasted Potential Me, British rockers The Ellipsis look like repeating that success with new single Cold Cactus. A… Read More ›
Monster Truck – Sittin’ Heavy
Yet again Monster Truck lives up to the suggested weightiness of their name with their sound in new album Sittin’ Heavy. The eleven track encounter is a rousing rock ‘n’ roll roar embracing a landscape of bold styles and flavours…. Read More ›
One Morning Left – Metalcore Superstars
Metalcore Superstars is the new album from Finnish melodic metalcore band One Morning Left, and our introduction to a sound which quickly you get the marmite factor feeling about in, it breeding love or eager dislike with little in between…. Read More ›
Everyday Sidekicks – The Things I’ve Seen
Everyday Sidekicks is another UK band emerging from the hot bed of fresh and exciting music that is Bristol, and another prospect leaving a want to know and hear more in its wake. Their sound is a fiery and gritty… Read More ›
Dearist – This House Has No Windows
Enticed by its name and enthused by the praise of others in regard to a previous release, there was real intrigue in place entering into This House Has No Windows, the debut album from UK band Dearist. This is a… Read More ›
Calm For The Restless – Destroyed But Not Defeated
Roaring out of Hertfordshire, British alternative rockers Calm For The Restless show that the early promise of debut EP We Started A Fire from a couple of years back has, if not yet come to full realisation, been honed, reinforced,… Read More ›
American Fangs – Dirty Legs
As much as we, like so many, are always looking for something uniquely new and ground-breaking to fascinate and ignite the passions, there are undeniably times a masterful fusion of existing designs and textures in one irresistible slab of full… Read More ›
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