Nightmarish and severe, a devouring of the senses; that is blood feather, the debut EP from US outfit, GUHTS. It is a predacious tempest of sound and emotion, a trial of torment and atmospheric corrosion honed quite simply into one… Read More ›
Deftones
Knifes – Proof of Concept EP
The seeds and birth of Californian outfit Knifes is fascinating, a compelling story and history which grabs attention yet it is still majorly eclipsed by the band’s debut EP. Proof of Concept is a striking and hungrily virulent slab of… Read More ›
Breaking isolation’s boredom: a roar of new singles
With singles coming our way thick and fast there has been an abundance of spirit rousing offerings to forget a time of loneliness and social deprivation for us all. With an equally vast number of fresh and bigger propositions out… Read More ›
The Outfit – Viking
Two years ago, US rockers The Outfit had us greedily devouring a debut album which merged familiarity with fresh individuality. It was a seriously rousing incitement which ensured an eager anticipation of what would follow would lie in wait and… Read More ›
Desperate Machines – Complet_
It was back in 2014 when in a year of striking releases, American progressive/experimental rock band In Progress left their very potent mark with the album North Atlantic Echoes. The band was the creation of Jake Rosenberg and John Dillon… Read More ›
Aren Drift Interview
For those who may not know who you are, introduce yourselves quickly. Radka Nemcova – Vocals, Rhythm Guitar Matt Plumley – Lead Guitar Dominic Cahillane – Drums Theo Corcoran – Bass Describe your sound in as few words as possible…. Read More ›
Maziac – Forged
When a release instantly and impressively smacks you in the face and proceeds to tease, taunt, and fascinate thereon in you know there is something rather special in the brewing. Forged is one such proposition, the new album from UK… Read More ›
Chandrian Kill – Bring Out Your Dead
Maybe there should be no surprise the craft and magnetism to the Bring Out Your Dead EP, the debut release from British outfit Chandrian Kill, but it still makes for a strikingly unexpected and attention entangling introduction. The band is… Read More ›
Hostile Array – Self Titled
With a sound delivering a punch as rich and inescapable as that of the heart and lyrical confrontation it surrounds, the self-titled debut album from US post hardcore outfit Hostile Array s one striking and impressive introduction. That forceful, indeed… Read More ›
The Lightness Of Being – Diversions
Called Diversions, the new EP from UK rockers The Lightness Of Being is just that, a diversion from the bland and predictable in sound and life and one ear thoroughly compelling distraction it is too. Formed in 2010, the London… Read More ›
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