Review: Burning Vow – Burning Vow
“Burning Vow have masterfully crafted something truly special”
“Burning Vow have masterfully crafted something truly special”
‘Virtue’ sees William Ryan Key steers further towards melancholic indie rock, showcasing a reserved and vulnerable side.
“AFI once again proving that they are a class act as they explore a variety of avenues,”
“On this evidence, From States Away might not be the next breakout group yet they have enough about them to not be ignored.”
“It’s loud. It’s intense. It’s dissonant. Thankfully, that makes it pretty good.”
“On their debut album, Atlas : Empire show promise and flashes of brilliance”
Genre-mixing Zeal & Ardor bring their an electric show to Brighton.
Take a read of Sam Seaton’s review.
“‘I’ is an engaging and thrilling metal album, not tied down by unnecessary gimmicks.”
Light Years shun modern pop-punk tropes in favour of a classic feel on ‘Afterlife’.
Mike Vennart returns home to Manchester with an assured display.
It’s been another busy month for releases. So much so, you may have missed new releases from Frog, BillyBio, NeonSaturdays, Not Ur Girlfrenz, The Disaster Area and Stand Alone.
We’re here to fill you with another dose of “Under The Radar”.
“‘Breathe Again’ isn’t quite the comeback Ravenface would have hoped for.”
“‘Forever Marching Backwards’ serves as a beacon of hope for Battalions.”
“River Fury are moving a fairly auspicious direction.”
“Despite being varied and their angriest record to date, ‘The Grand Delusion’ isn’t as memorable as it should be.”
“‘Fight’ channels traumatic experiences into something positive, noisy and deeply satisfying”
“Oxygen Thief’s flesh-and-bone rawness is key to ‘Confusion Species’”
“Rival Bones have created an excellent, satisfyingly powerful EP”
With former members of HIM and Amorphis, ‘None For One’ might divide and alienate fans… but it is a decent rock record”
“Unapologetic; gutsy; damaged; unrelentingly bleak and yet perversely hopeful in its conviction.”
“‘Dornenvögel’ revels in its wintry sound, exhaling its brutal, dark condensation for all to witness.”
“one of the darkest, most breakneck hardcore releases of the year”
“Energetic and intriguing, Crooked Teeth very much sound like a band on their own path”
“Never ones to shy away from big accessible choruses, Memphis May Fire seem to be shooting for mass appeal”
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