Category: EP/Album Reviews

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November 17, 2022 No Responses

The Remains Of The Day

Hello friends and welcome to today’s episode of Intercranial Gymnastics, our guests are Lorna Shore, who entice and enthral with their operatic symphony Pain Remains, a vivid journey into the world of lucid dreaming. What can be a disturbing experience...
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October 29, 2022 No Responses

Face Your Fears

My friends, we meet again to shine a light on a menace in our society, domestic abuse. It has not gone away and neither does it show any signs of leaving. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus tackled this issue 17 years...
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Album Review: Noctem – Credo Certe Ne Cras
October 26, 2022 No Responses

Album Review: Noctem – Credo Certe Ne Cras

Followers of Swedish nutters Watain, Norway’s Satanic lot Gorgoroth and/or Poland’s ever mighty Behemoth can keep the Euro flag flying thanks to Noctem, a Black Metal/Death Metal export who originate from Valencia, Spain. If you’re into the Black, the De...
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October 24, 2022 No Responses

Prey Nation

Benefits,Sing the song of our peopleAt a time when nothing belongs to our peopleTheir spoken word, is spoken truthFor broken adults, for broken youth.Prey nation,A ransom staycationIn a gilded cagePressure gauge,While country squires, building empiresPoor get ...
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October 14, 2022 No Responses

Forever Stray

Forever Stray My friends, Stray From The Path are back, as sharp as tacks and as hard as nails, perhaps our society has disintegrated so cruelly that their latest album ‘Euthanasia’ has no option but to set the theme for...
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The 1975 emit warmth and a refined sophistication on new album Being Funny In A Foreign Language
October 14, 2022 No Responses

The 1975 emit warmth and a refined sophistication on new album Being Funny In A Foreign Language

The 1975 have returned with the 11-track masterpiece Being Funny In A Foreign Language, which is available on all major platforms now via Dirty Hit. The alternative quartet are back and boasting their unique sonic colour better than ever. There...
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October 13, 2022 No Responses

Triumph In Adversity

So, my friends we meet again and today I bring you the new offering – ahem- from Autopsy, those slice and dice merchants from across the pond. With acts of unspeakable horror spoken here quite eloquently, well, as eloquent as...
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Album Review: Austin Meade – Abstract Art Of An Unstable Mind
October 12, 2022 one Response

Album Review: Austin Meade – Abstract Art Of An Unstable Mind

Ace singer-songwriter-guitarists with a fresh voice but a musically mature head on their shoulders come along once in a while. Austin Meade’s new record, following 2020’s very-well-thought-of Black Sheep, can only reinforce his growing reputation as a rare...
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Måneskin release brooding and stormy new single ‘The Loneliest’
October 9, 2022 No Responses

Måneskin release brooding and stormy new single ‘The Loneliest’

Diverging from previous high-energy and sultry servings of Glam-Rock, Måneskin have released their latest heartfelt single ‘The Loneliest.’ Following their flashy May single ‘SUPERMODEL,’ the Italian Rock quartet pour sincerity and vul...
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10 K-Pop Songs for Emo Enthusiasts
October 9, 2022 No Responses

10 K-Pop Songs for Emo Enthusiasts

Among Emo-Revival excitement, K-pop fuels a fresh front for the genre… It’s fair to say that the Emo scene has been buzzing with anticipation and elation in 2022. With greats My Chemical Romance and Panic! At The Disco returning and...
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