Review: Dan Maynard Babymetal are back with Metal Forth, their fifth studio release — and it’s anything but business as usual. Now 15 years into a career that’s been anything but predictable, the Tokyo-born trio have carved […]
Review: JD Garrahy Over 30 years of penning songs is enough to refine any band. But when that band is Bush, you find a group that discovered their sound early on and has ensured every […]
Review: Joshua Hobbins Magandjin/Brisbane post-metal collective SLOWCUT return with flesh, a two-track, 19-minute plunge into visceral grief, existential violence, and the brutal beauty of embodiment. Following the success of their 2023 debut In Death is Relief, flesh sees the quintet […]
Review: Joshua Hobbins It’s been nearly a decade since Departure Songs tore our collective hearts out and rebuilt them with swelling crescendos and silence-as-instrument. That record cemented We Lost The Sea as a band capable of redefining what instrumental […]
Review: Luke Petty For years, Bury Tomorrow has stood as a formidable force in British heavy music. Their 2023 album, The Seventh Sun, signaled a significant resurgence for the Southampton-based band. Emerging from a period […]
Review: JD Garrahy As I sit in my living room, the rain gently falls on the corrugated iron roof, creating a beautiful ambiance for the evening. I reflect on the privilege bestowed upon me to […]
Review: JD Garrahy We’ve been gifted something amazing for the second quarter of 2025: a new album from Canadian punk outfit Propagandhi. And let me tell you—this is the Props I love. Politically driven, packed […]
Review: Christian Stanger Canadian punks, PUP, have been through a lot over the past decade. They have toured relentlessly, battled medical issues and released three albums (plus an EP) filled with self-loathing, dystopian post-hardcore/pop punk […]
Review: Dan Maynard Swedish musical genius Tobias Forge is back, back with a new look….a very very new look. If you thought Cardinal Copia was out of the ordinary, Forge has taken the birth of a new Papa V Perpetua is almost like something out […]
Review: Joshua Hobbins Emerging from the depths of Queensland’s burgeoning heavy scene, CROSSFACE’s debut full-length is a filthy, cathartic dive into metallic hardcore, blending grind, sludge, and death-tinged chaos into a 23-minute exorcism. The record is relentless […]
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