Some Skeletons ‘And Signs & Ampersands’ EP Review
Nottingham's Some Skeletons second release And Signs & Ampersands really sees this band coming into their own. On the back if their last release...
Avastera ‘The Clocks Have Ticked Too Long’ EP Review
Having previously toured with the likes of Silverstein, Mayday Parade and A Skylit Drive, Australian five-piece Avastera have accomplished a lot in their relatively...
Race Car Hearts ‘Tender/Vicious’ EP Review
An incredibly intense EP, Race Car Hearts give us their beautiful debut Tender/Vicious.
Opening the EP is their latest single ‘Pins’, and it is very...
Forever After ‘Pictures’ EP Review
Formed in early 2012, the Essex pop-punk charmers ‘Forever After’ have already gained huge experience, having performed with the likes of Mallory Knox, Missing...
MaelstroM ‘It was Predestined’ EP Review
MaelstroM have claimed that they have created a kind of hybrid sub-genre, by fusing thrash, death, power, and prog-metal together.
Their legendary EP 'It Was...
Light You Up ‘Broken Jaw’ EP Review
‘Broken Jaw’ is the first release with Light You Up's new front man: Guildford’s Tom Napier. He brings a passionate new sense of substance...
Try Me/Love Me ‘Young Love’ EP Review
The brainchild of Heart in Hand’s Charlie Holmes and Hearts Under Fire drummer Lexi Clark, it is a surprise that the Try Me/Love Me...
Now, Voyager ‘Seas’ EP Review
Now, Voyager are a post-hardcore outfit stemming from Brussels, Belgium and they’re bringing a sound to international shores that isn't entirely original, nor is it unique,...
A Tale of Two Cities ‘New Horizons’ EP Review
Words cannot describe ‘New Horizons’ - the latest EP from A Tale of Two Cities. It has phenomenal guitar harmonies that flow over poetic...
Future Shock ‘Future Shock’ EP Review
Future Shock is a brand new hard rock project born in the early part of 2011 in London, UK. The stated intent of this band...
