Last year should have been the year of My Chemical Romance, with fans snapping up the tickets to their planned reunion shows within minutes of release. Unfortunately, the pandemic has put an end to those plans or at least delayed them dramatically. Luckily for fans, there’s been a saving grace of new music from much-loved band member Frank Iero, and his latest […]
Ohms is here, after much anticipation from fans of classic albums like Adrenaline, White Pony, and Deftones.
From Exile is an apt name for the album we didn’t know we needed in 2020, The Menzingers rework of their last album Hello Exile.
Southern California quartet Movements are back with their sophomore album No Good Left To Give, released on Fearless Records. When it landed in our inbox for review, we were told, “it’s a special one,” and indeed it was.
2020 may be the year from hell that we will remember for all the wrong reasons, but we’ve just been offered a chance to think of something far more hopeful when we hear the words “twenty-twenty” for the rest of the year.
Point North may be a name you are not yet familiar with, but if you like pop-punk or are a fan of bands like With Confidence or State Champs, then it’s a name you should make a mental note of. Brand New Vision, released on Hopeless Records, is their debut album.
The Killers are a dab hand at producing perfection, and despite their most well-known song being the 2004 smash hit ‘Mr. Brightside’ they’ve been consistently releasing great music over the years.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
‘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.
