Category: Reviews

There’s ambition, and then there’s ‘ANIMOXIE: Starstone Saga – The Eternal Lives of Keket’, the new release from mOXIE mOTIVE

There’s something undeniably uncompromising about ‘Soliloquy’, the sprawling double album from Australia’s Reetoxa. This is a record that demands time,

There’s a certain texture to alternative rock that feels instantly familiar yet difficult to recreate, and on their new collection

There’s a certain kind of rock artist who prefer to reshape the past in their own image, and James Bruner

There’s something electrifying about a band that arrives fully formed, and on ‘Music For Mandrax’, Pennsylvania’s Magus pull you headfirst

There’s a renewed sense of purpose running through ‘YOU CAN’, a feeling that Final Days Society are returning with clarity,

With the performance video for ‘What Lies Beneath’, Cries of Redemption step into something that feels closer to ritual than

There’s a certain electricity that defines a band on the rise, and on ‘Chapter 1’, KuF bottle that energy and

There’s a certain weight that comes with music forged outside the churn of modern release culture, and ‘Patterns’, the latest

There’s no hesitation in ‘Steel in Spine’. From the moment it kicks into motion, Stainvarp make their intentions unmistakably clear