EP/Album Reviews

Album Review: Immerse - The Weight That Holds Me Here
Bristol based metalcore band Immerse are releasing their sophomore album ‘The Weight That Holds Me Here’ on 26 March!  Immerse’s
Album Review: Wheel – Resident Human
Artists In Residence My friends I am at my laptop on the first anniversary of the UK lockdown and I
*NEW REVIEW* The CULT FIGURES brand new and superb album, 'Deritend'.
CULT FIGURES ‘DERITEND’ Gare Du Nord Records 8.5/10 Birmingham based original Punky misfits Cult Figures return with their second full-length
Album Review: Pupil Slicer – Mirrors
Apt Pupils Today my friends I present to you another debut, something a little less ordinary, bordering on the psychotic
Album Review: The Blips - Self Titled
We all need to find a way to work together post-lockdown, “they” keep telling us. The music world has already
Single Review: Project Revise - Hold Your Ground
HTPR – Hold Tight Project Revise Hello everyone, you find me back with my friends Project Revise for another slice
Album Review: Ashen Crown – Obsolescence
Art Brute On the 22nd February this year our friends in Ashen Crown announced over t’internet that their debut album,
Album Review: Lugosi - Video Nasty
Irish punk rockers LUGOSI released their second studio album ‘Video Nasty’ on 12 March! It is a peculiar and diverse
searching for freedom: Ziggy Alberts brings us tranquillity in the middle of a tough time
A twelve-track collection of songs which span topics such as environmental awareness, celebrating our differences, and embodying love and hope
Album Review: Black Honey - Written & Directed
Brighton based indie-rock four-piece Black Honey are releasing their second album “Written & Directed” on 19 March! The album is