ALBUM REVIEW: Upright Animals – Dragged Under
The main criticism of most alternative albums over the last couple of years lies in repetition. Yet when presented with
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Author: Heather McAleavy
ALBUM REVIEW: Pop Drunk Snot Bread – Bowling For Soup
After nearly 30 years of antics, punk rock legends BOWLING FOR SOUP are going to have a lot of memories
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EP REVIEW: Lie Your Way Out – Telltale
Looking for a new record that encapsulates your end of the world fears? With their second EP Lie Your Way
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ALBUM REVIEW: Zwanzig.Tausend Volt – Toxpack
German streetcore collective TOXPACK are celebrating their second decade together with their diverse tenth album Zwanzig.Tausend Volt. Translated as “Twenty
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Defences: Hanging In The Balance
Life cannot exist without equilibrium. In their second self-released album, Hertfordshire alt metal collective DEFENCES find a way to restore
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ALBUM REVIEW: End Of Existence – The Browning
Missouri metal outfit THE BROWNING’s fifth album, End Of Existence, is an apocalyptic, treacherous journey of nihilism that will invoke
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LIVE REVIEW: Sertraline @ The Bread Shed, Manchester
Bittersweet is the defining word to describe Thursday’s affair at The Bread Shed in Manchester. Many were excited to merely
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EP REVIEW: Torn In Two – Real Friends
Welcome to the next chapter of REAL FRIENDS’ distressing diary. On Valentine’s Day last year, midwestern emo and pop-punk fans
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EP REVIEW: Colours We Won’t Know – Drown This City
Fans of DROWN THIS CITY have been waiting eagerly for two whole years for something new to get their teeth
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EP REVIEW: Pulling Focus – Action/Adventure
The poster boys of pop punk throughout history have always been white. Tom Delonge, Jordan Pundik and Parker Cannon are
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