Rain City Drive: Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining
RAIN CITY DRIVE are rebuilding themselves from the ground up; as the doors close on their time as SLAVES US,
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Author: Emily Swingle
Hacktivist: Rap-Metal Defenders of Planet Zero
The metal landscape is perilous and ever-shifting – bands are constantly re-defining their sound, pushing the boundaries of what heavy
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LIVE REVIEW: Less Than Jake @ O2 Ritz, Manchester
Ah, Sundays – the day for rest and relaxation. The perfect time to pop on your dressing gown, run a
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Telltale: Speaking For The Apocalyptic Generation
Pop-punk collective TELLTALE are putting their own unique twist on misery. Shedding the skin of their ‘Timeless Youths’, fresh EP Lie
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ALBUM REVIEW: Maybe There’s No Heaven – Short Stack
Five albums in, it seems like SHORT STACK are at a crossroad in their career. No longer connecting with their
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ALBUM REVIEW: Aftermath – Belmont
Chicago quartet BELMONT have truly re-invented themselves this time around. Moving further into the realms of prog-punk, Aftermath is a gruellingly
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Schemata Theory: Bridging The Empathy Gap
Nowadays, the world is hyper-connected; screens allow communities across the globe to interact, welcoming in an age of global communication
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ALBUM REVIEW: Unity In Time – Schemata Theory
Post-hardcore collective SCHEMATA THEORY are back with a vengeance; unifying crushing breakdowns with reflective soundscapes, Unity in Time is a whirlwind of socially-conscious
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ALBUM REVIEW: Never Better – Weatherstate
WEATHERSTATE’s signature band of grunge-infused pessimism strikes again on sophomore release Never Better. Rough vocals and charging drumbeats serve as
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ALBUM REVIEW: Victim Of A Modern Age – Modern Error
Victim Of A Modern Age exists within a universe of its own creation; familiar yet exhilaratingly fresh, MODERN ERROR have
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