Album Review: While She Sleeps – You Are We
Having released two brilliant sounding singles by September last year, an announcement for a new While She Sleeps album was only to be expected. When this announcement eventually came on the 12th September 2016, the accompanying detail that the band had in fact left their record label Sony Records did come as a surprise. The […]
Album Review: Papa Roach – Crooked Teeth
With nearly ten years behind the band since their last great effort (Metamorphosis was EIGHT years ago now, everybody), Papa Roach are back with their ninth full-length studio record Crooked Teeth. After a pair of mediocre releases in ‘F.E.A.R’ & ‘The Connection’, can the band scrape back some of the credibility and interest lost along […]
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: Suicide Silence – Suicide Silence
Our favourite bands and musicians will change their sound—it’s an indisputable fact of life, and of being a fan of music. Recently it feels like no other band has been getting as much backlash as Suicide Silence have over the fact that they have made the decision to change up their sound, but let’s take […]
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: Starset – Vessels
The shooting star that is Starset just passed through our atmosphere once again, delivering Vessels, their new album of 2017. Through the radio frequencies and eerie space sounds, we can enjoy a familiar yet matured set of tracks that Starset has perfected in their fire. For those who are new to their style, you have […]