Review: Thy Art Is Murder – Human Target
“An unstoppable force… ‘Human Target’ might be Thy Art Is Murder’s most impressive album yet”
29th July 2019
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“An unstoppable force… ‘Human Target’ might be Thy Art Is Murder’s most impressive album yet”
‘In The Hands Of An Angry God’ is an uncompromising vision… this isn’t an album for the fainthearted”
“‘True Motion’ has enough bark and bruising riffing to demand your attention”
“Thenighttimeproject’s second record will certainly not easily be forgotten, boasting the band’s ability to experiment and create melancholic songs”
“Hard rock fans will lap this up this efficiently high-impact and unapologetic collection from Through Fire”
“Brutalligators aren’t just here to make up the numbers… a collected release that turns contemporary indie-punk on its head”
It seems with every passing year, 2000trees becomes more and more unique and beloved. 2019 was no different.
Take a read of our full review of the memorable weekend.
“‘Order In Decline’ might just be the most exciting music Sum 41 have made in more than a decade”
“an unshakeably solid example of pretty much everything great about tech-metal”
“Kid Kapichi have the potential to be your new rock n’ roll heroes”
“The way that Alarmist manage to so effectively evoke ideas of retro-futurism and grand-scale exploration through their choices in instrumentation alone is mightily impressive”
“Although patience is required, investing some time makes ‘Rust on the Gates of Heaven’ a rewarding listen”
“‘Sudden Sky’ is a glitzy Frankenstein’s monster style, but it works surprisingly well”
“BONES UK are full-on, forthright, and don’t care what you think”
“Torchbearer have the riffs and a solid sound, but they are sorely lacking a spark”
“entertaining songs that make you want to dance and sing and have a good time”
“Strong and confident, ‘You Can Miss Something & Not Want It Back’ is crammed with lovingly crafted songs”
“Drown This City’s flashes of promise are suppressed by a dominant, wearisome formula”
Converge made a brief return to the UK earlier this month and bought Terror and SECT along for a stellar night of hardcore.
AH’s Tim Birkbeck witnessed the trio of bands in London.
“What should be Strange Bones’ evolution to new places comes across like a messy lack of foresight”
“‘Vulture Culture’ is the sound of Fangclub fighting their demons and spreading their wings”
“‘Playground For Sad Adults’ squeezes more dark magic out of Phoxjaw’s sound”
“White Bat”s full-throttle approach, along with the occasional breather, makes it a career highlight for He Is Legend.”
“Baffling and brilliant, ‘Shuffle’ shows just how wildly creative Jamie Lenman can be”