Category: Reviews

There is a quiet emotional weight running through Angry Joe and the Holy Socks’ latest single ‘I’ll Run Away’. Throughout,

With their latest anthem ‘Beginning of the End’, Razor Burn lean fully into the emotional and physical intensity that has steadily defined

There is something deeply refreshing about a rock record that understands exactly what it wants to be. Cook Allender arrives with ‘Music

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