Album review: n0trixx – A Catalogue Of Madness And MelancholiaRussian alt. rapper n0trixx steps out of the shadows into an even deeper darkness on beguiling debut A Catalogue Of Madness And Melancholia.
Album review: Lamb Of God – Into OblivionNot mellowing with age: Lamb Of God roar back to their best with a furious, cathartic echo of their younger selves.
Live review: Poppy, Bristol ElectricCresting the wave of her most important era yet, Poppy walks the tightrope between fierce and delicate in a show that only she could put on…
Album review: Sweet Pill – Still There’s A GlowSweet Pill document their way out of burnout and re-light their fire with a second record that epitomises hard truths and tough love.
Album review: UnityTX – Somewhere, In BetweenMaximum attitude. Sh*ts given: zero. UnityTX settle scores on second album Somewhere, In Between…
Album review: The Scratch – Pull Like A DogRaucous Irish buskers-turned-folk-punks The Scratch reveal their steel on metal-infused third album, Pull Like A Dog.
Album review: Desert Storm – Buried Under The Weight Of ReasonOxford riff masters Desert Storm unleash suffocating heft and sweet melody on gargantuan seventh album, Buried Under The Weight Of Reason.
Album review: ERRA – silence outlives the earthLower case title, upper case sound: ERRA aim for the grandiose on album seven, but the shine is more obvious than the soul.
Album review: Surfbort – Reality StarBrooklyn slacker punks Surfbort party to the end of the world on fantastic third record.
Album review: Vreid – The Skies Turn BlackNordic black metallers Vreid open their dark wings to a raft of influences on immersive full-length return.
Film review: Scream 7Ghostface is back, fellow kids… and he’s here to slash your expectations in sixth Scream sequel.
Album review: NOTHING – a short history of decayDomenic Palermo fronts up to decline and the passing of time on NOTHING’s fifth full-length.
Album review: Shelf Lives – hypernormaLElectro-punk newcomers Shelf Lives refuse to shrink to fit the norm, slamming the pedal to the metal for their floorfilling debut.
Album review: Carpenter Brut – Leather TempleLeather rebel! It’s a grim yet brightly-lit picture of the future, as French synthwave genius Carpenter Brut brings his trilogy to a close with challenging but gloriously satisfying final chapter.
Live review: Foo Fighters, London O2 Shepherd’s Bush EmpireFoo Fighters get loose, feral and sweaty at last-minute intimate Shepherd’s Bush party.
Album review: Matador – Above, Below And SoCanadian psych-doom trio Matador bring the cosmic thunder on their most expansive and complete offering to date.
