Category: Reviews

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

Billy Raffoul has always built his career on restraint. His gravel-edged voice often carried by little more than an acoustic

Arcane Arcade’s debut full-length ‘Summer Funerals’ feels like it was stitched together from the floorboards of America’s late-night dives; sticky,

Boy Grapes’ ‘When I Close My Eyes’ plays like a stream of consciousness splintered into twelve songs, each one unafraid to throw

Meena’s debut album ‘Different Now’ is the sound of a band stretching their limbs without losing sight of the quiet magic that

Arcade Fortress return swinging with ‘Final Round’, a track that barrels forward with the vibe of a last-ditch fight and

Venice Blue’s debut EP ‘Venice Who?!’ is one of those releases that kicks the door clean off the hinges as soon as

Manchester’s Rosellas have spent the last few years building momentum the old-fashioned way; onstage, on the road, and in the

Breakup albums are nothing new, but few wear emotional devastation as proudly, or as artfully, as Tristan Turdean’s ‘5 SONGS TO

Texas shredder and metal torchbearer Brian Hunsaker has kicked down the gates with ‘Haunted’, a blistering return to form that