Denmark’s Møl release their outstanding debut album, ‘Jord’, this week.
Møl follow a long line of bands to emerge from the Scandinavian region, some of which have shaped their brand of blackened metallic shoegaze. Ahead of the release of ‘Jord’, we asked Møl to compile a playlist of their favourite Scandinavian bands.
Having grown up on a musical diet that included Jimi Hendrix and Wilko Johnson, brothers Jordan and Joe Bell have been playing music together since
This past Friday, Norwich pop-punk upstarts Crossing The Limits released their debut EP.
Vocalist Rachael Holland gave us an insight into the making of ‘Perseverance’.
Ladies and Gentlemen, be prepared for liftoff. WrestleMania Weekend is here! You’re probably wondering why a music site as great as Already Heard is covering
Over the past 13 years, New Haven, Connecticut’s Wess Meets West have gradually fine-tuned their brand of post-rock, incorporating electronica elements amongst ambient guitars
Just over a year ago, Birmingham-based singer-songwriter Luke Rainsford released ‘I Feel at Home with You’. It saw the young performer bare his soul through
With festival season right around the corner, April is a hectic month for releases, and that’s not including those announced for Record Store Day. Nevertheless,
Orlando pop-rockers Hungover show the bond you have with your bandmates pulls you through the bad days.
Recently Kent quintet Cove returned with their second EP, ‘A Conscious Motion’. While they may have garnered some attention with 2016’s ‘We Were Once Lost’
On their debut EP, ‘Amateurs’, Brighton via Newcastle trio Sick Joy blend 90s grunge rock guitars with a modern day slickness. Songs such as ‘Senses’
For some, the return of Manchester trio The Maple State has been a long time coming. Almost 10 years to be exact. While its members
As Spring fast approaches, our monthly roundup of essential emerging bands is here. Once again “Recommends” serves a handful of promising bands we think shouldn’t
Lapland. Moomins. Saunas. These are just some of the things the country of Finland is famous for. While its musical output is perhaps best known
With their new EP, ‘OXTR’, Scottish trio The Violet Kind display a dynamic and intricate set of harmonious indie rock. Nevertheless, it is the poignant
This week, we’re talking to Norwegian melodic hardcore band, Ondt Blod (literal translation of ‘Bad Blood’). Singing entirely in their native tongue, the band are
Lincoln alt-rockers Carry the Crown released their second EP, ‘Not Alone’ last week. It sees them build on the emotive foundations laid down on their
As we get closer to the festival season kicking off, March sees a whole wealth of notable releases. From Judas Priest to Andrew W.K. to
After a slight hiatus, our monthly round-up of need-to-know bands is back. As always, “Recommends” is on hand to highlight a host of bands that
Some bands spend their early years releasing the occasional single there, the odd EP here before making the step up to a full-length album. That’s
At the start of the century, guitarist Will McGonagle and drummer Joe Birch bid farewell on their time with 90s “Britpop” punk band, Symposium. They
Acadia’s Jameson Trudel tell us about their hometown of Portland, Maine.
This past week, The Final Clause Of Tacitus returned with a new EP called ‘Not Like The Rest’. Based out of Reading, the EP sees
Over the coming weeks, Already Heard will be highlighting a variety of bands set to play the Slam Dunk Festival later this year. Having graced
Since forming in 2015, Irish quartet Bailer have been unrelenting in delivering frantic metallic hardcore. This week they return with their third EP. Simply titled
Four years ago, Mark Boniface began a solo acoustic project under the moniker of Harker. Fast forward to 2018 and following shows alongside names such