Category: Reviews

There is a particular kind of northern indie offering that understands atmosphere is just as important as immediacy. Conjuring music

There is a quiet sense of patience running through By Million Wires’ long-awaited new EP ‘Not Over’. After a fourteen-year absence,

There is a point during Joshua Zero’s ‘Carnage’ where the entire EP feels like it might collapse in on itself.

There’s a particular kind of emotional heaviness that Tár understand remarkably well. It’s the feeling of being suspended between collapse

There’s a sense of narrative ambition running through ‘Siren Shoreline’. Here, rather than settling into straightforward rock conventions, Calgary outfit

There’s a certain gravity that comes with a band choosing restraint over excess, especially within a genre that often thrives

There’s something inherently bold about revisiting your own catalogue just to dismantle it. For NERVED, ‘Kompromat’ arrives as a project

There’s a noticeable sense of intent in the way Dining with Devils approach their sound, and on their newest outing

There’s a certain point in a band’s trajectory where the noise sharpens into identity, and for Leeds duo Vazon, ‘Hammerhead’

In a musical landscape that often rewards polish over honesty, Glitter Etiquette have chosen to strip everything back to the