Category: Reviews

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

There’s a noticeable sense of intent in the way Dining with Devils approach their sound, and on their newest outing

There’s a certain point in a band’s trajectory where the noise sharpens into identity, and for Leeds duo Vazon, ‘Hammerhead’

In a musical landscape that often rewards polish over honesty, Glitter Etiquette have chosen to strip everything back to the

With his new offering ‘Fear Factory’, Vienna’s Rupert Träxler returns to a heavier musical framework, but does so with a

There’s something quietly significant about Cries of Redemption’s latest outing ‘Torn’. Not because it attempts to reinvent the project’s sound,

There’s something immediately gripping about Von Veh’s debut album ‘Imaginary Songs’. Right from the very beginning, it throws you straight