Album Review: Blood Youth – Beyond Repair
Coming off the back of two successful E.P.s, Harrogate trio Blood Youth have finally released their debut record, Beyond Repair, into the wild. Having gone through a handful of line-up changes, the boys are ready to showcase their own brand of melodic-hardcore to the world. But can it live up to the expectations set by […]
Album Review: Falling In Reverse – Coming Home
Falling in Reverse have just released their new album, Coming Home, on April 7th, and have surprised everyone with their new and experimental sound. This American rock band from Las Vegas is very well known for their awards, their extensive tours, and the publicity that their lead singer, Ronnie Radke, has attained. Historically a post-hardcore band, Falling in Reverse has always compiled albums […]
Album Review: The Charm The Fury – The Sick, Dumb & Happy
All the way from the Netherlands, new metal stars The Charm The Fury unleash their power upon the world with their sophomore studio album “The Sick, Dumb & Happy”. The band´s disapproval and anger towards the state of the world in the 21st century reflects in the music they play. There´s no trace of the […]
Album Review: ‘Eternity, In Your Arms’ By Creeper
After releasing three EPs in as many years, along with pictures and videos pertaining to many intriguing mystery objects and riddles, Southampton born horror-punks Creeper have captivated the hearts, minds and imaginations of a loyal band of followers, who march under the banner of the Callous Heart, all eagerly awaiting the arrival of the six-piece’s […]
Album Review: Emmure – Look At Yourself
Emmure are no strangers to the metalcore scene. When you’re a band for over a decade, nothing really phases you. The now 4 piece, originally hailing from New Fairfield, Connecticut and now residing in Queens, New York, have had their share of up’s and down’s over the years, with a number of line-up changes since […]
Album Review: Ocean Grove – The Rhapsody Tapes
“Standing on the precipice of what is, and what may be”. This standout quote, from first track “What I love about a natural woman” and featured on the back of the lyric booklet of “The Rhapsody Tapes”, debut album by Ocean Grove, is an accurate representation of where the band currently finds themselves. Based in […]