Autofiction is the latest album from Suede, and it offers a heady mix of mighty melodrama and luxurious pop. Like […]
Universal Theory are an atmospheric and tenebrous studio project from Madrid who combine a Nine Inch Nails guitar-led industrial sound […]
Get ready for a generous slice of cosmic post-punk from Pennsylvania’s Northern Gloom, who just released their second long player, […]
If you don’t know the history of Matt Pless, it all started when he was eight years old when he […]
This isn’t a music review, per se. Muse are on everyone’s radar, and you’ll already know if you like their […]
Honesty up front. All the singles and EPs to date have been next-level brilliant. Despite this, as the clock ticked […]
Released in 1998, things were looking pretty good for New Radicals (or Иew Radicals as they styled it). ‘Get What […]
Wowzers. Strap yourselves in for this one because Pale Waves have made a really special album. Unwanted is sonically consistent […]
Pittsburgh has been good to us when it comes to emo and alternative bands and the latest in the long […]
The digital release of Live and Rare comes some decades after the original 1998 release of this record. It was […]
Beatopia is the second long-player from Beabadoobee, with Fake It Flowers being almost two years prior. It represents a directional […]
We recently had a taste of Blind Channel’s new long-player when they released ‘Don’t Fix Me’. Now we have the […]
Describing themselves as an emogaze band from Brighton, Harker pretty much deliver on this promise with Axiom. In case you […]
Providing a solid edifice of post-grunge richness, Curbwire’s eponymous long player is packed with really strong elements. When you listen […]
Homesick is the second long-player from Sea Girls. Like many recent albums, it was shaped by the lock-down. Based in […]
When Beabadoobee released her Space Cadet EP in 2019, we hadn’t developed our sophisticated release alerting and scheduling reminder tool […]
From Berlin’s post-hardcore/alt-rock scene, Future Palace released their debut album, Escape, in 2020. Run is their second long-player and there […]
All the way back in 1996, Type O Negative released October Rust. Their forth album, and highest charting UK release, […]
There are lots of smiles in the music industry. Brian May and Roger Taylor were in a band called Smile […]
Experts in the art of massive sound, Brigade’s new album, Dissonance, has all the hallmarks of a masterpiece; an album […]
This long-player is a total find. Back in 2008, San Fran’s Elephone released Canister a ferociously playful and quirky album […]
This is one sweet attic find. The first and only album from Brighton punk song crafters, The Pirhanas. Jangling clean […]
With a syrupy thickness to the sound and some angular full-fry vocals, It Got Colder is part punk, rock, noise, […]
Strap yourselves in for a revival-revival of the punk variety as the Dookie-era is resuscitated by Understandament in their new […]