Album Review: Beartooth – Disease
I would not necessarily call myself a music snob, or even someone that’s married to one genre. Or at least I always try to go into every album with an open mind. But here’s where I do struggle. Hype. Hype for me either makes or breaks something. More often than not, breaks it. If not […]
ALBUM REVIEW: The Amity Affliction – Misery
I have to be honest and say that I didn’t really know what to expect when I went into this album. And to be even more honest, I wasn’t even thinking of the right band. I had confused The Amity Affliction for Being As An Ocean, so that should give you a pretty good idea […]
ALBUM REVIEW: YUNGBLUD – 21st Century Liability
An alternative rock artist hailing from Doncaster with a passionate perspective on hot-button issues, YUNGBLUD stirs the pot with his first full-length album, 21st Century Liability. Known formally as Dominic Harrison, this young artist who recently took the Warped stage makes waves with his controversial lyrics that encompass an energetic rock sound, with heavy bass […]
ALBUM REVIEW: With Confidence – Love And Loathing
The beauty of pop punk is that there’s something for everyone. If you don’t like Parker Cannon’s yelling, no big deal—there’s plenty of softer bands out there. With Confidence is one of those bands. In late November last year, With Confidence’s then guitarist, Luke Rockets was accused of sexual misconduct and consequently split from the […]
Album Review: Miles Kane – Coup De Grace
After a long five year wait, Miles Kane is back with his new album Coup De Grace, released this past Friday. Kane took a break from his solo career to release Everything You’ve Come To Expect with The Last Shadow Puppets, his side project shared with Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner, and toured with the band in […]
ALBUM REVIEW: As It Is – The Great Depression
Given all the amazing new music we are blessed with lately, it is always especially exciting to find releases that have the potential to break boundaries, ask questions and are just all around not what you might expect. “The Great Depression”, the brand new record by Brighton’s very own As It Is, does exactly […]