Album reviews

When Of Mice and Men released Restoring Force all the way back in 2014, I played it on a loop. Since then, I’ve mostly stopped keeping up with what they’ve been up to (bar the big one, Austin Carlile’s departure from the band back in 2016). Since then, the band became a four piece, with […]

Black Veil Brides. When I was about sixteen and they were first beginning to break into the alternative music scene, it was the thing to hate them. I’m guilty of it too—despite my friend pleading me to give them a chance and not judge them by their made-up faces, I simply didn’t want to. When […]

Over the last few years, I’ve had a pretty touch and go relationship with Tonight Alive—not because I dislike them, on the contrary, they used to be one of my favourite bands. ​But, I started exploring a whole plethora of new music, and Tonight Alive just couldn’t seem to shimmy their way into the mix. […]

Anyone who has been a long-time fan of AA will probably remember 22nd January 2015, because that was the day that Danny Worsnop announced his departure from the band, to focus on his new band; We Are Harlot. After much speculation as to what the future of AA would be, on May 26th 2015, Denis […]

When I first got asked to have a look at Hollywood Undead’s new album, I was honestly a little excited. I’d never listened to any of their previous albums, but I figured with a new album, it would be a great time to find a new band to listen to; especially as I’d been meaning […]

Follow up to 2014’s “Imaginary Enemy”, The Used’s seventh studio album (and first without guitarist Quinn Allman) “The Canyon” is all about mortality and the bigger questions that we ask about why we’re here and what life is all about. In describing the album, vocalist Rob (Bert) McCracken explains “it’s an expression of various sounds, […]