EP REVIEW: unpeople – unpeople
PRESS TO MECO were one of British rock’s arguably most undersung bands, but with their dissolution rises UNPEOPLE, who generated
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Author: Will Marshall
Ihsahn: Pilgrimage To Oblivion
IHSAHN barely needs an introduction; over the past thirty years, he’s helped pioneer the second wave of black metal with
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Amaranthe: Moments Of Change
Swedish metallers AMARANTHE have spent a decade and a half carving out a unique niche, infusing metal with towering pop
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LIVE REVIEW: Lake Malice @ The Underworld, London
Eternal December is particularly apt tonight, the temperature unseasonably chilly for March. That’ll soon not matter though; hyperpop-meets-metalcore duo LAKE
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LIVE REVIEW: Thrice @ O2 Kentish Town Forum, London
Nostalgia is big business these days, with some of the scene’s formative records celebrating big anniversaries and plenty of yours
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Mountain Caller: Shaping Their World
Progressive doom/post-rock trio MOUNTAIN CALLER turned more than a few heads when they unveiled Chronicle I: The Truthseeker back in
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ALBUM REVIEW: Close To Home – A Burial At Sea
Post-rock is in rude health and A BURIAL AT SEA have been one of its brightest new sparks since the
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Casey: How To Reappear
When Welsh post-hardcore quintet CASEY called it a day in 2018, the overarching feeling was that they weren’t actually finished
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Top 10 Emerging Bands That Will Make Their Mark In 2024
Is there any better time to be an alternative music fan? The last few years have gifted us some truly
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chronicle II: Hypergenesis – Mountain Caller
MOUNTAIN CALLER already secured their place as one of the UK’s most exciting progressive bands with their 2020 debut Chronicle
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