EP REVIEW: newviolenttrends – En Masse
Returning the genre to its heyday, Connecticut-based post-hardcore trio EN MASSE channel their inspirations with a fresh modern twist. Dropping
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Author: Rowan Bruce
ALBUM REVIEW: Subnormal Dives – Byonoisegenerator
While mixing jazz and extreme music may be old news to some of the more discerning metal fans out there,
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Album Review: Krisis Genre – Karate, Guns & Tanning
With a dizzying blend of synthwave, psychedelic, shoegaze and dream pop, Indianapolis based trio KARATE, GUNS & TANNING craft a
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ALBUM REVIEW: the world is still here and so are we – mclusky
Welsh post-hardcore heroes MCLUSKY pick up exactly where they left over twenty years ago with the same hard-hitting riffs and
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dislodged – RÝR
While many bands feel the need to overcomplicate post-metal, German trio RÝR strip it back to its base elements with
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ALBUM REVIEW: I. Ancestral – Kazea
With a complex yet urgent delivery, Swedish post-metal trio KAZEA bring a fresh mix of sounds to the genre while
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sirens – Moon Wizard
Utah-based stoner and doom four-piece MOON WIZARD deliver a stunningly varied and riff-heavy experience on their third full-length release Sirens.
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LIVE REVIEW: Nordic Giants @ Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
With their cinematic blend of piano led melodies and dense soundscapes, the mysterious post-rock duo NORDIC GIANTS mesmerised a packed
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ALBUM REVIEW: XX Years Of Steel – Nanowar Of Steel
On their expansive, multi-decade spanning career retrospective Italian parody rockers NANOWAR OF STEEL prove that, despite their solid musicianship, brevity
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EP REVIEW: Bucchigiri Tokyo – Hanabie
Despite their cutesy bubblegum pop aesthetics and uniquely off-the-wall sound, Japanese four-piece HANABIE pack a considerable punch that outweighs their
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