Album Reviews

Having cemented themselves as one of the staples of djent, the U.K.’s Tesseract have returned with their fourth LP, Sonder, a captivating work of metal that demonstrates the band’s continued pursuit to blur genre boundaries. Given that Tesseract’s already renowned discography has effectively raised expectations for their future projects, longtime …

Skindred began their ‘Ragga Metal’ saga way back in 2004 with their debut LP Babylon and have followed this up by some big albums including their most recent records Kill The Power and Volume. On 27th April, the Welsh ragga rockers will drop their seventh album ‘Big Tings’ and are risking quite …

A review on Erase Me, the eight studio album and first in eight years from Underoath.

 The Dirty Mops a four piece band based out of NYC that consist of Ryan Dain vocals/rhythm guitar, Devon Reed vocals/lead guitar, Drew Richards bass, and David Walter drums. The Dirty Mops debut album “In Any Other City” is a definitive blend of pop culture punk and alternative rock. With both Ryan …

A review of Thread, the second studio album from Red Sun Rising.

Pennsylvania metalcore band, Toothless, describe their influences from bands like The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Every Time I Die. With their new EP, Red, the band hope to combine those influences into these 6 tracks. As quoted by the drummer, James Slattery, “[…] we explored our individual influences more than …

A debut EP gives a new band the chance to share their music further than just their own music scene, to show who they are across the world, and make their mark on their genre. And as Brighton quintet, I Feel Fine are about to release their debut EP  4th …

Ann Paul is a classically trained singer-songwriter based in New York. Hailing from northern Long Island, Paul’s skill set developed smoothly, having taught herself singing and basic guitar as a child before transitioning to formal training through her teen years. Her chops as a songwriter eventually blossomed while in college, …

A review on the new self-titled Stone Temple Pilots album with new singer Jeff Gutt.

A few years after the release of their debut album, Good Intent, Press To MECO are back at it again with their sophomore effort, Here’s To The Fatigue. Whilst this album was delayed by a few months due to the band’s recent signing to Marshall Records, was it worth the …

A review on Firepower, the 18th full album from Judas Priest.

Tom Eure;s obvious immersion in Celtic and Appalachian styles of folk music runs deep, but his music never sounds like intelligent mimicry. The sixth studio album from this singer/songwriter and wildly talented musician The Coin, The Prayer & The Crow encompasses his broad-based command of traditional forms with a spark …