REVIEWS

Blackout The Arcade – Side-by-Side

After two excellent singles released in 2020, such as Walk Away and Limbo, Newcastle-based quartet Blackout The Arcade returns with…

3 years ago

Ste Walker – You Don’t Know Me

After an excellent debut single called Bittersweet Emotion, Lincoln-based singer-songwriter Ste Walker sets to release another exceptional composition that will…

3 years ago

Senses Fail – Hell Is In Your Head CD (Pure Noise Records)

Senses Fail released their eighth studio full-length album last year, and it still resonates among loyal fans and music critics.…

3 years ago

The Wonder Years – The Hum Goes On Forever CD (Loneliest Place On Earth / Hopeless Records)

The Wonder Years released their seventh studio album last year, and it's safe to say that The Hum Goes On…

3 years ago

Nothing More – Spirits CD (Better Noise Music)

Spirits by Nothing More is a rock masterpiece showcasing all the creativity, brilliant ideas, and exceptional musicianship these folks invested…

3 years ago

Pierce The Veil – The Jaws Of Life CD (Fearless Records)

Pierce the Veil's latest album, The Jaws of Life, is a beautiful and compelling journey that showcases the band's ability…

3 years ago

Sean Yox & The Streamers – Mind Guerilla

After the impressive amount of standalone singles released this year, such as Good For You, Yesterday, Desert Stroll, Hill Of…

3 years ago

Camille Ruz – Wreath

We have some more divine music for your listening experience. Wreath by Camille Ruz is one of those compositions you…

3 years ago

Quicksand – Slip LP (Iodine Recordings)

The early 90s saw a wave of bands emerge, with each one hoping to make a mark in the music…

3 years ago

Simple Plan – Harder Than It Looks CD

Simple Plan’s latest offering, Harder Than It Looks, effectively captures the band’s core sound that fans have known and loved…

3 years ago

Sea, Swallow Me By Suki Jones

As someone who's spent a lifetime immersed in punk rock culture, I've seen countless stories of struggles with addiction, recovery,…

3 years ago

Asterous – Eye For An Eye

After the excellent self-titled extended play release and several outstanding standalone singles, such as Apprentice, Mercenary, Listen, and Animus, Vancouver-based…

3 years ago