Review: Trepalium – Damballa Voodoo Doll
It's not often you come across a band like Trepalium. One struggles to define what sub genre this band falls under. The closest approximation...
Beach Slang does Minnesota music titans proud on new EP, MPLS
Leave it to Beach Slang to pack a tremendous punch in just two songs alone, and to sweeten the deal, have those songs not...
Interpol indulges the ear with new EP, ‘A Fine Mess’
Interpol’s latest EP, A Fine Mess, serves as a robust and worthy successor to last summer’s album, Marauder. What is perhaps the most notable...
The XCERTS – So No One Told You Life Was Going To Be This...
Lockdown gave us all a new meaning to life while giving Scottish rockers The XCERTS a new meaning to well-known songs. They looked at the...
Review: Akasava – Strange Aeons
Genre: Heavy Psyche Occult Rock
The band Aksava was founded recently in July 2014 and deliver heavy psych sounds inspired by the dark side...
EP Review: Senses Fail – In Your Absence
Senses Fail's latest offering In Your Absence is striking for several reasons. Firstly the lack of the band's signature heavy sound, replaced by a...
Review: The Big Teutonic Four – Part II
From the early 80’s on they’ve been the leading figures of Germany’s thrash metal scene, shaping an entire genre that soon should spread all...
Viva La Revolution ‘Go Big or Go Home’ EP Review
I am going to stop being sent these soon; most of my reviews seem to have some kind of negative undertones. Sometimes they are...
DITZ delivers adrenalized phenomena on new EP, ‘5 Songs’
Tomorrow, Brighton-based punk quintet DITZ will release their latest EP, 5 Songs. A scorching spark plug of raw power, 5 Songs sees DITZ further...
Housefires EP Review ‘Before The Celling Caves’
Despite having formed little over a year ago, Portsmouth 5 piece Housefires have been causing quite the stir. With reviews from Kerrang, interviews in...
