by Alex Rolls | Oct 28, 2021 | Reviews
Blackpool’s finest, Boston Manor, are back having clearly spent lockdown creatively as they follow up 2020’s GLUE with a brand-new EP titled Desperate Times, Desperate Pleasures. The EP kicks off with ‘Carbon Mono’ where the band expands on the...
by Alex Rolls | Sep 30, 2021 | Reviews
Florida-based metalcore quintet Wage War are set to release their fourth album, MANIC, this Friday, and first track, ‘Relapse’ wastes no time on intros. Kicking in with an onslaught of riffs – the type that blows you into the back of your seat...
by Renette van der Merwe | Sep 22, 2021 | Reviews
Tom DeLonge needs no introduction; the man, along with Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, basically spearheaded the snotty punk rock genre before turning his attention to a more mature, otherworldly project, Angels & Airwaves. The band merged atmospheric rock...
by Renette van der Merwe | Sep 17, 2021 | Reviews
With a strong, established fanbase in their hometown of Calgary, there’s no reason for the trio in Only the Strong not to have the same global success as State Champs or Yours Truly does. They especially prove that with their upcoming five-track EP. Fractured...
by Renette van der Merwe | Sep 16, 2021 | Reviews
Back with their first music since the departure of vocalist Dan Lambert, the band prove that the spirit of Real Friends is still very much intact on EP, Torn In Two. “It’s really still the same mission,” affirms bassist Kyle Fasel. “We write songs you can connect to....
by Renette van der Merwe | Sep 8, 2021 | Reviews
Hawthorne Heights have come a long way since their 2004 debut album. Obviously, right? It’s to be expected when you’ve been making music for as long as they have. But here’s the really cool thing; even though they’ve traded chuggy guitars for more sparkling tones,...
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