Review: Ghost – Popestar EP
Many wouldn't disagree that Ghost (aka Ghost BC) are the best act to break out in in the 2010s. Each album is exciting, they...
Review: Hammerjack – EP Two
For those who do not know who Hammerjack are, (much like myself before this EP):They are a quartet of good mates with the sole...
Review: The Danger of Falling – Hope/Well EP
There’s nothing like being hurled out of your comfort zone and flung into something that doesn’t quite sit right within your boundaries, and this...
Review: Gandalf’s Owl – Winterfell EP
The name as well as the band’s cover is intriguing - so hoping that the music can live up to the high standard already...
Review: Buildings|Volunteer – (Split EP)
It seems as if Buildings have very little to say about their particular ‘art’ while Volunteer just say it how it is. Although both...
Review: Decipher – Blame Yourself EP
Track-by-Track review of Blame Yourself by Decipher:
Prelude
Lulls the listener into a false sense of security offering a dream-like fantasy of music but with the...
Review: Chronicles – The Measure EP
The Measure is the third EP from 6-strong, East Midlands metallers, Chronicles.
Opening with crunchy guitars, meaty bass and pounding drums, the intro to ‘Day...
Review: Armed With Books – Honestly, Honesty.
If you like your hardcore to headbutt you into submission, then Armed With Books are not the band for you. Instead, their latest EP Honestly, Honesty....
Review: Battle Path – Ambedo
It would seem that Battle Path like to add an air of mystery to their already mysterious past. It is unclear who ‘Chris’ is...
Review: Syren City – Paradise in the Dirt
Syren City Paradise in the Dirt is out 24th June 2016
Syren City are a Bristol based rock band taking their influences from a wide...
