Category: Reviews

Love songs often celebrate the destination. But James Keith’s latest single ‘Cruel Game,’is more interested in the journey, the uncertainty,

There’s something refreshingly unapologetic about Daniel Trigger and his return with ‘Alone Tonight’. At a time when much of modern rock either

The Whispering introduce themselves with a clear sense of identity on ‘The Whispering – Part 1’, their debut EP that combines

There is a satisfying sense of scale to Bjarte K. Helland’s ‘Embers Eternal’, the standout instrumental piece from his new EP Scorched. Throughout the

There is something undeniably human about the premise behind 36 Plots’ ‘Since You’ve Gone’. Written more than two decades ago and now revisited

Instrumental rock albums often fall into one of two traps: technical overindulgence or atmospheric emptiness. ‘Climax’, the latest full-length from Decadent Heroes,

There is an undeniable sense of momentum running through Mind Riot’s debut single ‘Big Talker’. The track arrives with the confidence

There is a quiet emotional weight running through Angry Joe and the Holy Socks’ latest single ‘I’ll Run Away’. Throughout,

With their latest anthem ‘Beginning of the End’, Razor Burn lean fully into the emotional and physical intensity that has steadily defined

There is something deeply refreshing about a rock record that understands exactly what it wants to be. Cook Allender arrives with ‘Music