Category: Reviews

Bangalore’s Fallen Letters emerge from the shadows with ‘Mindfractures’, their debut full-length that pushes the boundaries of progressive rock and alternative

Czech metal titans Dymytry Paradox have returned with a ferocious statement in ‘Red Sky Remains’. Following a string of explosive performances

Seattle’s Haus of Sound make a striking entrance with ‘Campfire Stories’, a debut album that melds operatic vocals, pulsing synths, and

Los Angeles’ Love Ghost return with ‘Gas Mask Wedding’, a sprawling sixteen-track exploration of love at its most volatile. The album

If their debut collection felt like a promising lo-fi experiment, ‘EP2’ is where Loser Demon stop dabbling and start carving out their

There’s a rare intimacy in Abbey Lane’s ‘Lessons Learnt’, a six-track EP that captures the messy, often contradictory journey of early

Chris Portka’s ‘The Album Everyone Wants’ arrives as a vinyl gem, as well as a Bandcamp exclusive, delivering a record that blends

Nick Andrea’s ‘ve*hic*u*lar’ is the kind of EP that demands you lean in, headphones on, and let the narrative sweep you

UK alt-metal force Doctor Black make a ferocious statement with their debut album ‘Tales from the Void’, a masterclass in balancing

After stepping away from the relentless chase of the music industry, Dewey Kincade returns with ‘The Dark Ages’, a sprawling Southern