Category: Reviews

Under the name Ashes of Reason, UK artist Anthony Ellis returns with ‘Crisis Catalyst’, a record that feels caught between

Ever since she first emerged, Grace Hayhurst has been a force twisting the prog-rock’s DNA into new, unpredictable shapes. Her

Melbourne’s own One More Weekend are here to drag you headfirst into the sweaty, unhinged heart of rock ’n’ roll

On their fourth full-length ‘Gothtones’, Chicago’s The Gothtones unearth a thrilling labyrinth of sound and shadow, weaving everything from post-punk

There’s something disarmingly earnest about Alex McCulloch’s new self-titled collection,, a sense that she’s not just writing about friendship, grief, and love,

For their initial offering ‘Rocket Launcher’, Italy’s Leather Laces unveil a riotous, riff-heavy burst of cyberpunk chaos that feels like

There’s something unruly and unfiltered pulsing through ‘The Wilcox Demos’, the gritty new project from DYSBANDED, a name that’s a winking

Ehson Hashemian’s fourth solo LP ‘Believe’ feels like a long-anticipated exhale, an artist stepping fully into his own light after

Emerging from the frozen edges of the north like a sonic avalanche, Max Chaos arrives with his debut single ‘Ride

A full decade after vanishing into the Copenhagen night, The Setting Son resurface with a record that feels both comfortably