Track Review: Spineless // NO:IR
Bristol nu-metallers NO:IR are a force to be reckoned with. Their aim is to bring destruction to the masses by
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Album Review: In the Wake Ov Sòl // Worm Shepherd
American blackened death metal band Worm Shepherd will release their debut album In the Wake Ov Sòl on the 4th
Read moreTrack Review: Take Care // Thrillhouse
Thrillhouse are back with a brand new song, which is called ‘Take Care.’ The band have a habit of crafting
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Album Review: A Monument to Silence // Alustrium
Alustrium return with their brand new album A Monument to Silence. The album will be released through Unique Leader Records
Read moreAlbum Review: Terra Papagalli // Jef Maarawi
Singer-songwriter Jef Maarawi is back with his brand new album, Terra Papagalli. The album’s title translates as ‘Land of Parrots’,
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Album Review: Subversiv Dekadent // The Distractors
The Distractors are a punk band whose sound is raw, dirty, and defiant. The band’s members are Lobster Johnson (The
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Track Review: Used to Be // YNES
Up and coming Midlands artist YNES (pronounced Yin-es) is releasing her brand new song ‘Used to Be’ on Grrrl Grrroan.
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Track Review: Tears // Beorma
Beorma is an indie pop duo who consist of Tom and Ferns. The Streets influence their music, and they write
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Album Review: Within Each Lies The Other // As Everything Unfolds
Up and coming sextet As Everything Unfolds’ sound consists of huge riffs and colossal choruses. The band consists of Charlie
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Album Review: Lost in the Waves // LANDMVRKS
LANDMVRKS have built a reputation for creating heavy organic bruising metalcore over the years. There are a lot of bands
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