Album review: Beddy Rays – Do What You WannaAussie punk rock scamps Beddy Rays blast away the blues on uplifting second album.
Album review: Ghost – SkeletáGhost reach peak melody as they swoop into the abyss on absorbingly introspective sixth album Skeletá...
Album review: Teen Mortgage – Devil Ultrasonic DreamTeen Mortgage go full Beavis and Butt-Head rock on their devilishly handsome debut.
Album review: Mark Morton – Without The PainLamb Of God guitarist Mark Morton takes an expertly planned country rock journey on second solo album.
Live review: You Me At Six, London OVO Arena WembleyYou Me At Six bring big tunes and even bigger emotion as they bring the curtain down on The Final Night Of Six at Wembley.
Album review: Wrath Of Logarius – Crown Of MortisU.S. black metallers Wrath Of Logarius hold nothing back as they turn your world upside-down on punishing debut.
Album review: Thornhill – BODIESAustralian ragers Thornhill make alt. metal sexy again on enticing third LP, BODIES.
Album review: Momma – Welcome To My Blue SkyCalifornia alt-rockers Momma try to live up to the hype of their breakthrough record on fourth outing.
Album review: Bleed From Within – ZenithScottish brutalists Bleed From Within continue their ascent with armour-plated seventh album, Zenith.
Album review: Scowl – Are We All AngelsScowl continue to show how special they are as they go far beyond hardcore on lush second album.
Album review: BRKN LOVE – The ProgramToronto trio BRKN LOVE get with The Program, a sassy if somewhat repetitive third album of richly tuneful alternative rock.
Album review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs – Death HilariousRiffy weirdos Pigsx7 dig deep on pummelling fifth album Death Hilarious…
Album review: Memphis May Fire – ShapeshifterMemphis May Fire unpick identity and deception on their self-reflective eighth album…
Album review: Deafheaven – Lonely People With PowerTake the power back: Deafheaven return with unexpectedly heavy and entirely expectedly brilliant sixth album.
Album review: Forlorn – AetherRituals, sacrifices and whole lot of riffs – Brit ‘Midsommar metallers’ Forlorn step up with elemental debut, Aether.
Album review: The Darkness – Dreams On ToastJustin Hawkins and co. use their loaf on Darkness album number eight, but they still know what side their bread’s buttered.
