Category: Reviews

Bunch of Others’ debut project ‘CURIOSITY’ arrives as a record born from absence, guided by memory, and carried by a

Some songs get your attention. ‘Drive 4242’ grabs you by the collar, shoves you into the passenger seat, and slams the accelerator

With their eagerly-awaited new single ‘Scapegoat’, Glasgow outfit Lo Rays detonate a signal flare announcing a heavier, sharper, more cyber-mutated version

Apeiron Bound have never been a band to colour inside the lines, but ‘Astral Reflection – Rebirth’ feels sharper, wilder, and more

Limerick’s neptune blood burst through the door like a neon flare, burning fast, bright and brilliantly loud. Their debut EP

There’s a particular thrill that happens when a band taps directly into the turbulence of its era. Broken Romeo’s new

Afton Wolfe has always carried a touch of the mystic in his songwriting, but his audacious, star-aligned second LP ‘Ophiuchus’ is the

Toronto’s Loveproof erupt back into view, unleashing a record that feels like stepping into a neon-lit cathedral built from heartbreak, desire, and pure

Every once in a while, an album barrels out of nowhere with the kind of wide-eyed, heart-on-fire energy that reminds

With their hotly-tipped new offering ‘From Ashes’, Red Skies Dawning crash through the door like a force of nature, carving