Category: Reviews

​​South London’s Liri Dais crashes onto the scene with ‘Rivers We Drown’, a track that proves multi-genre doesn’t have to

For a band that’s been hovering between surf-soaked riffs and pop-punk urgency, Lloyd’s Money sound like they’ve finally planted their

There’s something undeniably thrilling about watching raw enthusiasm collide with talent, and few acts capture that collision quite like Sydney’s

French artist Noctæra is constructing a labyrinth on her debut full-length ‘Legacy of Marble’, as she fuses folk fragility with

Few debut records feel as earned as ‘Dopamine Machine’, the first full-length from Omaha trio The Party After. With roots

Kailie Simpson has always worn her heart on her sleeve, but with ‘rock n roll baby’ she trades vulnerability for

For a band that cut its teeth in Winnipeg basements, honing covers of their heroes before crafting their own voice,

Rochester’s That Darn Racket step into the spotlight with their debut album ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’, a record that wears its contradictions

Ashtabula’s The Road Warrior don’t ease you into their debut EP, they floor it from the first note. ‘Ignition Sequence’ is an

With their debut EP ‘Out of Focus’, East Yorkshire’s Strange Pink arrive as a band fully aware of their lineage yet