ALBUM REVIEW: Doomsday Goes Away – Haystack
Swedish punky noise rock unit HAYSTACK return with Doomsday Goes Away, their first album in five years, and the follow-up
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Reviews
EP REVIEW: The Faces We Portray – Where Oceans Burn
Everyone is different; we have different personas for different situations and different people. Nobody knows the real us, unless we
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ALBUM REVIEW: Time – Infected Rain
INFECTED RAIN have experienced a lot over the past two decades. Fast forward 17 years from their formation back in
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EP REVIEW: A Wake – American Teeth
AMERCIAN TEETH is the sonic alter ego of Elisha Noll, whose songwriting credits include work with THE JONAS BROTHERS and
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ALBUM REVIEW: What A Fucking Nightmare – The Chisel
In the spirit of the band in question let’s not mince words here: THE CHISEL are bloody brilliant. Their debut
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LIVE REVIEW: Buckcherry @ Club Academy, Manchester
Sundays are rough, aren’t they? Sandwiched between the end of the weekend and the impending return to the grind, and
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ALBUM REVIEW: Verses In Oath – Hulder
Imagine if Oppenheimer and the avengers of astrophysicists had gotten it wrong; the atomic bomb had set the Earth’s atmosphere
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ALBUM REVIEW: Escape Scenes – Sea Dramas
San Francisco’s SEA DRAMAS are back with their latest album Escape Scenes. The project started out as a one-man operation
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EP REVIEW: The Last Stand – Echo Splinter
ECHO SPLINTER span three countries. During the pandemic, Ameya Khare from Switzerland shared some guitar demos that intrigued David Bartlett from America. Wanting
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ALBUM REVIEW: Freak Dreams – Slope
If you’ve not come across SLOPE before, they’ve been playing with ideas in funk, hardcore punk and everything in between
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