Taylor Swift has spent the best part of her career defying all odds. From her humble beginnings as the darling of country to her more recent successes in the world of pop, she’s very much incapable of putting out anything short of stunning.
Neck Deep may have been around for less than a decade, but they’ve made some pretty considerable waves in the scene over the last few years.
Is this the new normal for gigs?
New Found Glory is a part of the pop-punk scene that we have grown up with. After 20 years on the scene, they’ve headed back to their roots for this their most recent record Forever + Ever x Infinity.
Described as an “adrenaline-fueled, rock n’ roll circus”, Canadian-American Rockers Paylaye Royale are no strangers to flamboyancy, and this their most recent offering The Bastards proves that. The band and their cult following embrace the essence of rock and punk in a way many new bands fail to do so.
Los Angeles indie rockers The Wrecks have been making waves as of late, and their incredible debut album truly is the cherry on top.
This year has been difficult so far and we all need a little help to get through it. The Used are here to help with their latest release, Heartwork.
If you didn’t already know, Stand Atlantic are a great example of a band made for what they do. They burst onto the scene about eight years ago and quickly left their mark on it.
Seattle rockers Acceptance were cutting their teeth in the music scene before a considerable amount of contemporarily popular bands were even past their youth.
Boston Manor is a band that just keeps on defying the limits that seem to hinder other parts of the alternative/rock scene, and they have done it once again with GLUE.
The St Albans four-piece Enter Shikari have brought us a brand new album as their sixth such offering. Right from the offset, we were told that it was all leading to this, the definitive Enter Shikari album. Nothing is True and Everything is Possible is out everywhere April 17.
With artists having to put a pause on their touring schedules, they are now putting music out to hold their fans over. One such artist to release new material is power duo Twenty One Pilots.
‘The Greatest’ is the latest single for South Coast Australian outfit Radio Rejects, out now on Riot Records. The band may be fairly new to the scene having only formed in 2018, but they are already rocking like real pros. In 2019 they released the two-track Dadcore Demos, and the songs have ended up featuring on international compilations.
All Time Low have graced us with another album, a new era with plenty of sunshine and a great message to “Wake up, Sunshine. Somebody loves you for yourself.”
Violent Soho want us to know that after having wrestled with a decade and a half worth of demons across their four previous albums full of wry suspicion, ageing angst, flippant cheek, existential despair, plaintive hope, pie-eyed wonder and worry, finally now in 2020 Everything Is A-OK.
5 Seconds Of Summer (5SOS), the Australian pop-rock band from Sydney, New South Wales sure landed on the scene with a thud and made their mark on the industry way back in 2014 with their self-titled debut.
Recently Hot Chelle Rae released their newest single ‘Tomorrow Me’. Though the new single is catchy, it seems to fall flat when it comes to the lyrics.
The Wrecks have just released their latest single ‘Out of Style’. The band has been releasing new material here and there since last year and each time the songs seem to keep getting better and better.
“Are you all standing one metre apart?” asked Michael Webster, the frontman of Baddies, after storming through the first couple of songs of their set. “We weren’t sure this was even gonna go ahead.”
Hot off their 20th-anniversary tour in Europe Silverstein are back with their first new album in three years.
The mood in the O2 Forum Kentish Town was high as a room full of old and new school punks alike waited for the Philadelphia rockers The Menzingers to give them the night of their lives.
Currently on their Nella Vita Tour: Part 2, Philadelphia’s Grayscale brought their high energy show to the Holy Diver in Sacramento, California on February 10.
Dir En Grey are a five-piece metal band that began as a visual kei collective, arguably as one of the most prosperous metal bands of the 2000s without English lyrics.
