Influences: 5 Albums That Influenced Carry The Crown
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
6th March 2018
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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
This week, German rockers Long Distance Calling return with their fourth full-length album – ‘Boundless’. Having experimented with a vocalist on their past two albums,
After a chaotic start to the year with a mix of major and impressive releases, February is set to be no different. The likes of
Mixing the progressive technicality of Intervals and Polyphia with the metallic bite of Northlane, Arcaeon’s debut EP, ‘Balance’, is a hybrid of punchy prog metalcore.
Chester-based songstress Lizzy Farrall aims to make a lasting impression in 2018, and even though we’re just weeks into the new year, she’s heading in
After a slight end of year hiatus, our monthly preview of noteworthy releases, ‘Incoming’ has returned. And January doesn’t hold back as a plethora of
With 2017 a dim and distant memory, it’s time to look forward to what a new year will bring. And that means it’s time to
This Friday, London-based rockers Greyhaven look to kick off 2018 in a big way with the release of their new EP – ‘Breathe’. Since forming
You’ve surely now seen Already Heard,’s Top 10 Records of 2017 and debated, deliberated and decided on your own favourite album. But we’re not finished
Last week, we revealed our top ten Record of the Year list. Now as the Already Heard team starts to wind down for the festive
When it comes to heavy music, Australia has a tendency to produce them in an abundance. Parkway Drive, The Amity Affliction, I Killed the Prom
From their origins as a high school garage band, emerging pop-rock quartet One Flew West will be aiming to kick off 2018 in a big
It has been another eventful 12 months. With neverending political strife, major celebrity scandals and the untimely passing of some of rock’s most beloved names,
As they return to the UK for a long overdue headline tour, we look at the history of Mastodon. From their sludgy early days to
Currently tearing up the UK in support of their new album ‘True View’, Orange County’s Stick To Your Guns have become the heroes of the
Tomorrow, Norwich five-piece Lightscape look to make an impression with their new EP – ‘Circles’. Its six songs of slick, anthemic rock that takes its