EP/Album Reviews Archives - Page 53 of 122

September 24, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Ist Ist – Architecture

Ist Ist,”Architecture” (Kind Violence)-Majestic Mancunian post-punk combo Ist Ist certainly couldn’t be accused of undue haste in making their debut album available to an unsuspecting world, as “Architecture” has apparently been six years in the making. The finished product is...

September 23, 2020 No Responses

Single Review: Novatines – Honey

Bath-based alt rock four piece Novatines are releasing their latest single ‘Honey’ on 30th September via SaySomething records! Lyricist Jamie Beale said it’s about “seeing through fads, trends and short-lived ‘next big things’ with no real substanc...

September 22, 2020 No Responses

Album Review: Deftones – OHMS

Californian alt metal band Deftones are releasing their new, highly anticipated album ‘Ohms’ on 25th September! After maintaining their relevance and influence in the genre for a whopping 20+ years, Deftones are certainly not ones to mess with! This ...

September 22, 2020 No Responses

Single Review: The New Coast – Silhouette Boy

Indie pop-power duo, The New Coast, are dropping their dreamy new single “Silhouette Boy”, this week on the 25th September 2020. With a mammoth 6.5 million streams and airtime from Radio 1 and Radio X, the duo have smashed through...

September 20, 2020 No Responses

Meresha “Look How Far” album release 25 September 2020

I discovered Meresha in my twitter inbox quite by accident and it has to be one of the happiest accidents I have had the pleasure to have befallen! I even said as much back in July! “Look How Far” is...

September 19, 2020 No Responses

Heavy Salad “Cult Casual” album release 25 September 2020 through Dipped In Gold Recordings

After discovering Ten Foot Wizard as a KISS / stoner-rock driven psychedelic Manchester-based outfit, I am now steered into the direction of Heavy Salad whose single It’s OK To Bleed is the precursor for this month’s debut album “Cult Casual”...

September 18, 2020 No Responses

Single Review: Jools – How Can Some Experience What Pride Is Without Liberation For All?

UK based post punk band Jools (named after Jools Holland), released their latest single ‘How Can Some Experience What Pride Is Without Liberation For All?’ on 18th September! Jools are known for proudly demonstrating their stance on socialism, public figur...

Album Review: Napalm Death – Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism

September 17, 2020 No Responses

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