HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Woods – Sleater-Kinney
SLEATER-KINNEY were a decade into their career by the time they came to make The Woods. Keen to break away
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Author: Sammy Andrews
HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Never Happy, Ever After – As It Is
AS IT IS have long become beloved in the UK pop-punk scene. The group’s debut album, Never Happy, Ever After
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: The Story So Far – The Story So Far
Three albums into their career, THE STORY SO FAR decided it was time to release a self-titled album. With it,
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ALBUM REVIEW: There’s A Whole World Out There – Arm’s Length
There’s A Whole World Out There finds ARM’S LENGTH creating the kind of gut-wrenching emo that they did brilliantly on their
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ALBUM REVIEW: Joyride The Pale Horse – Heart Attack Man
Joyride The Pale Horse may just be the most fully realised outing from Cleveland punks HEART ATTACK MAN. Weaving their
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ALBUM REVIEW: Never Happy, Ever After X – As It Is
Revisiting their debut album, on Never Happy, Ever After X, AS IT IS find clarity in celebration and reflection. Each track
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: American Candy – The Maine
When THE MAINE took to Joshua Tree, California to record their fifth studio album American Candy, they knew that they
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ALBUM REVIEW: Are We All Angels – Scowl
Are We All Angels meets SCOWL at a point of metamorphosis. Blooming from their hardcore roots, the album sees the
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EP REVIEW: Winter – Halfway Home
Buckinghamshire five piece, HALFWAY HOME stare down the bleakness of depression on their new EP Winter. From the energetic passion
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Love Is Noise: Living in your own way
“I want LOVE IS NOISE to be the band for people where they can listen to us and it helps
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