Album reviews 2018

​English rock powerhouses, Muse, are back with their eighth studio album ‘Simulation Theory’. As Muse co-produced the album, it is evident to see that their creative influences have remained prominent and delivers fans with the classic Muse sounds they know and love. Despite this, Muse manage to intertwine new influences into their classic styles, and […]

After a prolonged period of secrecy, teasing content and exciting promotions, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me have released their first EP. ‘1981 Extended Play’ showcases the uniqueness of the duo, and has already left audiences begging for more! It is evident that members Dallon Weekes and Ryan Seaman produce anything but ordinary […]

At this point, Imagine Dragons fans must have nerves of steel. As the alt-rock band from Las Vegas is known for letting their fan base decipher a mystery or two, it does not come as news to anyone that they are definitely good for a surprise at any time. So after their tremendous 2017 release […]

​Australian alternative rock band Hands Like Houses have been pushing boundaries and challenging musical norms since their emergence in 2008. Their fourth studio album ‘Anon’ continues to do this, whilst also unmasking an abundance of inner and societal battles with the most powerful tool they have: music. The opening track off ‘Anon’, “Kingdom Come” immediately […]

English rock band You Me At Six are back with their sixth studio album ‘VI’. Whilst still being a popular album amongst fans, ‘VI’ has solidified the new influences which You Me At Six has worked with and showcases the growth and development in which the band had to undertake in order to create the album that […]

Going into this album, I had to admit that I was a little sceptical myself, even more so when I saw that Tilian were signed to Rise Records. I’ll be honest in saying that I was expecting another post-hardcore band with potential, and I am pleased to say that this album was nothing at all […]