Album reviews

After releasing three EPs in as many years, along with pictures and videos pertaining to many intriguing mystery objects and riddles, Southampton born horror-punks Creeper have captivated the hearts, minds and imaginations of a loyal band of followers, who march under the banner of the Callous Heart, all eagerly awaiting the arrival of the six-piece’s […]

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 […]

“Standing on the precipice of what is, and what may be”. This standout quote, from first track “What I love about a natural woman” and featured on the back of the lyric booklet of “The Rhapsody Tapes”, debut album by Ocean Grove, is an accurate representation of where the band currently finds themselves. Based in […]

​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 […]

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 […]

Betraying the Martyrs have not come out with new music for three long years, and as I’m sure you know, when you’re a fan of something, you feel every minute of that wait. However, this wasn’t the case for me, as I’ve always had a somewhat turbulent relationship with metalcore bands. I’ve never dove headfirst, […]