ALBUM REVIEW: Our Guest Can’t Be Named – The Wytches
Newly signed to Alcopop! Records, Brighton band THE WYTCHES have released their fourth studio album Our Guest Can’t Be Named.
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Author: Millie Warwick
ALBUM REVIEW: Sinfonia – New Model Army
Since their formation in 1980, NEW MODEL ARMY have been creating a sound that is extremely difficult to pin down,
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Crashface: Trial & Error
Alternative punk band CRASHFACE launched into the British scene in 2020, and haven’t slowed down since. For the Brighton-based band,
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ALBUM REVIEW: RUCKUS! – Movements
Southern Californian alt-rock band MOVEMENTS have been consistently reinventing themselves since their formation in 2015, and it’s an almost certainty
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ALBUM REVIEW: Recovery – To Kill Achilles
Scottish post-hardcore band TO KILL ACHILLES have built a name for themselves through their gut-wrenching depictions of real-life experiences and
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Am Not There Anymore – The Clientele
London-based indie-pop band THE CLIENTELE have waited almost seven years to release another album, and while this can be attributed
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EP REVIEW: How To Run – Izzy Mahoubi
Since her recent signing to Rude Records at age 18, singer-songwriter IZZY MAHOUBI has quite literally hit the ground running
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EP REVIEW: health – snake eyes
Self-proclaimed ‘gritpop’ band SNAKE EYES release their fourth EP health, a record bound to prove why they embody that title.
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ALBUM REVIEW: follow:noise – Superlove
Bristol-based trio SUPERLOVE made a name for themselves with the electronic pop-rock sound of their debut album, but with their
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INTRODUCING: Motive Black
As MOTIVE BLACK release their debut album Auburn, vocalist Elana Justin explains how the band started, and why it was
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