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 […]
Review: JD Garrahy Be still my nerdy fucking heart.Yeah, that’s how this review is starting and no other way. Prepare to have your mind and heart simultaneously bent over and pegged in ways that you […]
Review: Benjamin Coe For the last decade, Thornhill have been constantly evolving their sound and pushing the boundaries of metalcore music. With a cult following that stretches right around the globe, these Melbourne-based lads continue to deliver some of the […]
Review: Christian Stanger “We never stopped making hit albums, it’s just that no one buys them anymore,” croons Justin Hawkins with just a hint of opera on Walking Through Fire, before an explosive guitar solo […]
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