Review: Void Cruiser ‘Call Of The Void’
As someone who grew up in the ‘nineties ’90s, reading the promo statement from Helsinki five-piece Void Cruiser citing influences
Read More >>
Grunge
Review: Warlung ‘Vulture’s Paradise’
Houston’s Warlung are a band that’s been on my radar for a few years now, yet another band on my
Read More >>
Review: Faith In Jane ‘Axe To Oak’
Do you know Jane? I don’t. Some people are addicted to her, and apparently, some people have outright faith in
Read More >>
Video Premiere: Faith In Jane ‘Axe To Oak’ – Title Track From New Album That Drops Next Month
A few weeks after Maryland’s Faith In Jane aired the first single, Enter Her Light, from their eighth, yes, that’s
Read More >>
Review: Pink Frost ‘Until The Summer Comes’
Usually, by the time you’re six albums into a career, to make any huge departures from what you’re doing is
Read More >>
Review: Abrams ‘In The Dark’
Admittedly, when I hear a band described as ‘heavy, yet melodic’ the description I’ve most often heard to describe Denver,
Read More >>
Premiere: Abrams ‘In The Dark’ – New Album Releases This Friday via Small Stone
As Denver’s part heavy and part mellow grunge-y alt-rock quartet Abrams ready themselves to release In The Dark, their latest
Read More >>
Review: Famyne ‘II: The Ground Below’
Ahhh Canterbury. The region is perhaps best known for its scenic beauty, literature and ancient cathedrals. Musically, it is perhaps
Read More >>
Review: Coma Hole ‘Coma Hole’
Rolling into view with their debut album, Rhode Island two-piece Coma Hole are about to solidify the theory that sometimes
Read More >>
Review: Helms Alee ‘Keep This Be The Way’
Hot off the back of a splendiferous Roadburn Festival appearance, Helms Alee will be unleashing their highly anticipated sixth opus,
Read More >>
Review: Githyanki ‘Rollin’ The Dice’
The Githyanki are a fascinating element found in the lore of Dungeons & Dragons, with a lot of interesting details
Read More >>