EP REVIEW: Eville – BRAT METAL
Brighton Brat Metal trio Eville have appeared on multiple tour and festival lineups this year, including a slot on the BBC Introducing stage at Reading & Leeds Festival. They’ve just further proven they deserved those opportunities with the release of their debut EP, BRAT METAL. Brat metal is the self-coined genre created by the trio. They are the two words that would instantly come to mind when listening to an Eville song. It is everything from Y2K to pink glitter gel pens to miniskirts, all wrapped […]
EP REVIEW: Native James – Confessions Of A Sinner
Across 13 tracks, split between full-bodied songs and interludes that make the whole project sound like a movie soundtrack, Native James has sharpened the grime-metal hybrid into his most defined sound yet. CONFESSIONS OF A SINNER is Native’s second project, arriving just over a year after the Rebirth EP. In that year, his sound has grown […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Twenty One Pilots – ‘Breach’
After ten years, the Dema storyline has come to an end with Twenty One Pilots’ seventh studio album. ‘Breach’ was originally intended to be a deluxe edition of Clancy, but it was ultimately released as a full-length album on September 12th. They used this album to end the storyline of Dema that started with the […]
ALBUM REVIEW: PUP – ‘Who Will Look After The Dogs?’
Canadian punk band PUP are back with their fifth studio album called ‘Who Will Look After The Dogs?’. This full-length album dropped on Friday, May 2nd, and includes 12 tracks. After their 2022 album, they went back into the studio again and produced a new album with John Congleton, including songs like ‘Paranoid’, ‘Hallways’, ‘Get […]
ALBUM REVIEW: L.S. Dunes – ‘Violet’
Heavy basslines, catchy guitar riffs, great rhythm, and an amazing voice that sounds like an angel. L.S. Dunes are back for their second studio album, ‘Violet’. This full-length album dropped on Friday, January 31st, and includes 10 tracks, one less than their first record, ‘Past Lives’. Featuring songs including: ‘Fatal Deluxe’, ‘Machines’, ‘Paper Tigers’ and […]