ALBUM REVIEWS Archives | Page 36 of 48

6 ell, without nu-metal, heavy music and all its sub genres paraphernalia would have spent the last decade in the sha…

8 aving reviewed the Time Spent EP earlier in the year, I was keen to hear the evolution of Frameworks into their new…

9 ane Hill are a product of this new sick and troubled America, where a group of individuals in all this decay are ab…

8 hen pop punk band Blink-182 come to mind, you will think about the glory days, the days where bratty, 3 chord music…

8 opeless Records have some of the biggest bands on the planet under their wing, and post-hardcore darlings Emarosa a…

8 here’s an intensity that bubbles in the music of New York band Night Versus, and the man behind the microphone seem…

9 hile many bands have one good tool at their disposal that they inevitably work to death, Goatpsalm’s approach is mo…

8 et’s Eat Grandma are best friends, multi-instrumentalists Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth – aged 16 and 17…

8 lush is charming in every way. If you are looking for the perfect soundtrack for your summer, Night School’s debut …

9 he patron saint of thinking man’s metal – Aaron Turner – returns to the studio with his newest project, a man…

8 ell, this is one hell of a cathartic experience. Perhaps one of the most intense and emotional heavy albums of the …

9 he biography for Jackie Lynn’s debut album presents a force of nature that moved from Franklin, TN to Chicago and h…

9 nfortunately, Hesitation Wounds’ first full-length is a reflection of the time it came out in – meaning there…

8 ourn, the Catalonian teenage wunderkinds are back with Ha, Ha, He. their sophomore effort. Their debut album was un…

7 sychic Ills’ new effort is a journey between diversity and mesmerizing soundscapes. Inner Journey Out goes from cou…