What sets ‘Mid Death Crisis’ apart from other horror or gore-soaked records is just how fun it is. We’re not talking about Creeper’s noble visions of eternity in your arms here, or Slipknot’s dark ...

Bouncy rhythms, a subtly infectious hook, and an actual burp in the first verse, it’s the lyrics that stick out – references to Chandler Bing dying in a freak hot tub accident, and looking at your mum ...

While ‘Fallen Star’ features all of the shrieked vocals and fat, low-end riffs fans have come to expect, it’s also the Woking hellraisers’ most experimental effort to date with more melody than ever ...

Since ‘From Hell To Here’ in 2023, HIMALAYAS have gone from strength to strength. They’ve supported the Foos in their hometown of Cardiff, collaborated with Brian Johnson of AC/DC fame, and made some ...

Mayday Parade are back with their first release after four long years. ‘Sweet’, the first instalment of a three-part project, marks Mayday Parade’s first album since 2021’s ‘What It Means To Fall ...

Self-awareness is important. The ability to talk to yourself, to assess your actions and improve is vital. Scottish upstarts Newshapes know this. In fact, their new EP is called ‘A Conversation With ...

King Kraken love riffs, their music sits on the line between hard-rock and metal with what you might call a ‘classic’ sound. No, they’re not doing anything novel, or even forward-thinking, that means ...

There’s no point at which Teen Mortgage’s debut LP ‘Devil Ultrasonic Dream’ doesn’t feel like being inside a sweaty mosh pit. It’s an album that holds you in its embrace even as it kicks you in the ...

Those Damn Crows, AKA Welsh Black Stone Cherry, are moving on through the music galaxy, paying tribute to the experiences they leave in the dust. While the comparison to Chris Robertson’s band is ...

Magnolia Park have gone full Coheed and Cambria – a sentence which has probably never been written before, and no one ever expected to be written. Rather than stick to their skate punk roots or dip ...