There’s something of a culture clash as one approaches Glasgow’s heralded Garage tonight. A sea of psychotic harlequins are chugging energy drinks and throwing gang
Progressive metal is in a strange place in 2017. The so-called “djent” movement of the early 2010s has definitely left its mark on the genre,
In recent years, the “shoegaze” subgenre has been having a renaissance, with bands such as Nothing and Suburban Living leading the charge. Defined by the
Post-hardcore legends At The Drive-In have had a busy year. Between touring all over the place, playing a host of dates across the globe (including
Jay McAllister is certainly a creature of habit. Under the Beans On Toast moniker, he’s released a new album every year on 1st December since
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It’s no secret that In Flames aren’t what they used to be. Unsurprisingly for a band who were once among the most prominent faces in
Quicksand have always been an anomaly in their scene. Too sensitive to cut it with Unsane and The Jesus Lizard, and too shreddy for comparisons
The legacy that proceeds Anti-Flag is one that many a band could only dream of having. Still as relevant now, possibly even more than when
Coming out of Glasgow, composer Paul Russell’s project Human Pyramids is an interesting concept. Defying genre, the 16-piece collective’s second album, ‘Home’ fuses neo-classical and
It hasn’t gone unnoticed that a plethora of bands have emerged from Down Under in recent years. However, before the likes of Parkway Drive paved
Arriving four months removed from the release of ‘Be Nice’, Milk Teeth have returned with a sequel – ‘Go Away’. Once again, the quartet have
Don’t you love it when bands deliver? Of Allies debut album ‘Night Sky’ has been a long time coming, but the epic riffing, memorable choruses
A Split 7-inch release between two bands is a very common trait in punk circles, as it’s a cost-effective way of showcasing new material equally.
Part of the beauty of music is that it can be experimented and toyed with as far as your ability can take you, and sometimes
There’s something special about Lonely The Brave, and even if larger outlets refuse to cultivate that anymore, it’s not something that should be ignored. In
With lead single, ‘The Remedy’, Sydney quintet Polaris gave the metal community a reason to get very excited about their debut record; ‘The Mortal Coil’.
Its been five years since the last Converge record, ‘All We Love We Leave Behind’, the longest gap between studio albums in the mathcore pioneers’
The appeal of Track and Field is a fairly straightforward one, even if that hasn’t always been the case. Their earlier material still had both
For anyone with a deep interest in pop-punk, the wait for the debut full-length from Chicago’s Sleep On It has been one full of anticipation.
The past few years have been mixed for The Used. With guitarist Quinn Allman leaving three years ago, the Utah rockers followed that up by
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There’s something about Canada and hardcore. Though the NYC and DC scenes have certainly dominated the genre in the past, the Great White North has
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