Album Review: Down I Go – You’re Lucky God, That I Cannot Reach You
When the itch returns, it’s pretty hard to stay away from making music when your band has previously called it a day. Take Down I
27th October 2015
When the itch returns, it’s pretty hard to stay away from making music when your band has previously called it a day. Take Down I
Hailing from Exeter, Seconds Alive are looking to paint their name across the UK scene with a burst of brutality and seem to set about
After a 4 year hiatus, Seattle goth-punk outfit Aiden mark a return to usher in a new dawn in their chronicles, with frontman Wil Francis
They don’t need to explain themselves by now. Expect Def Leppard, and ‘Def Leppard’ is what you shall receive. Bands have come, gone, come back
Self-explanatory, Escape the Fate turn to caustic fury throughout the monumental ‘Hate Me’. A concrete concept of hatred and livid rage hasn’t emerged from the
There is an unspoken initial abandon of a sudden debut release that allows a band to formulate an early identifiable sound away from the expectations
Often it’s easy for reviewers – or ‘critics’ if we’re puffing out our chests and self-aggrandising – to forget that essentially we’re only presenting our
Hailing from Philadelphia but with a distinctly Californian feel about them, Beach Slang have come up with a memorable debut album that is packed to
With one foot in theatrical rock territory and the other in angst ridden hardcore, Saint [The] Sinner are something of a surprise package, not only
Back in the noughties, the UK used to regularly produce bands like Sikth and Aconite Thrill who melded virtuoso musicianship with metal and punk. Maybe
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