Review: Brutus ‘Unison Life’
Last November, I had the great pleasure of reviewing the Brutus gig in Brighton and, as a big fan of
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Post-Hardcore
Review: Laces Out ‘Here At The Ashram’
I have to admit to having no idea as to the meaning behind the band’s name, if I were to
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Review: Throwing Bricks ‘The Burden’
I have talked about genre definitions and pigeonholes before, the invention of which seems mainly to aid music journalists to
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Review: Birds In Row ‘Gris Klein’
French progressive hardcore troupe Birds In Row return with a new full-length Gris Klein. Their first since the switch from
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Unsane / Cassels @ Future Yard, Birkenhead, 26th October 2022
A Wednesday night in October, at a small venue outside of the normal city-to-city touring map… what could possibly go
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Review: Breaths ‘Though life has turned out nothing like I imagined, it is far better than I could have dreamt.’
‘All great art is born through suffering’. Whilst the exact origin of that quote may be lost, it is a
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Review: Engine Kid ‘Special Olympics’ EP
Engine Kid formed in 1991, quite a landmark year during which the first Gulf War took place, the Soviet Union
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Review: So Hideous ‘None But A Pure Heart Can Sing’
New York post-black metal experimentalists So Hideous are back after a lengthy hiatus. Their original tenure saw them produce two
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Review: Burial Waves ‘Holy Ground’
Every now and then something comes out which defies any exact classification. It’s a little bit something, and a little
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Premiere: KITE ‘Currents’ – New Album Drops Tomorrow Via Majestic Mountain Records
Followers of these hallowed pages should have read Will’s coverage of the latest album by Oslo residents KITE. Entitled Currents,
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Video Premiere: Breaths ‘The Patriarch’ – New Album ‘Though Life…’ Due January 2022
Breaths is a project from multi-instrumentalist Jason Roberts who writes all the music, along with playing all the instruments that
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