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From Friday 11 September 2015

Time Spent Driving – ‘Passed & Presence’

Sixteen years in the making, emotional indie rockers Time Spent Driving have released their first full-length since reforming in 2012. With a career spanning the last 3 decades the band return with the three original core members plus a couple of fresh faces to bring us ‘Passed & Presence’;

Bring Me The Horizon – ‘That’s The Spirit’

It’s OK! You can stop screaming now. The day has come. Bring Me The Horizon have finally released their latest offering on Sony entitled ‘That’s The Spirit’, following a staggering buildup for the drop. Opening track ‘Doomed’ creeps in with a series of eerie samples, before the recognisable vocals of Mr

Tuesday 08 September 2015

Luna Sol – Blood Moon

The phrase “a breath of fresh air” is often overused these days, but with Luna Sol no other description could be truer. Something of a super-group, (containing members of: Supafuzz, The Feds, The Swanks & The Swindlers), Luna Sol supply an album of constant stoner rock grooves as well

Black Sabbath – ‘Black Sabbath’ / ‘Paranoid’ / ‘Master Of Reality’ Reissues

Lets just get one thing straight from the start; Black Sabbath are the greatest heavy rock band that the UK has ever produced. Sure, Led Zeppelin were revolutionary, Motorhead crossed the boundaries punk and metal, and Iron Maiden’s flair for dramatic showmanship is insurmountable, but Black Sabbath’s iconic

Monday 07 September 2015

Against Me – ’23 Live Sex Acts’

”Let’s fuck shit up.” With those four words, Laura Jane Grace addressed the audience in the introduction to 23 Live Sex Acts more than she did on most of 2006’s Americans Abroad. Upon hearing that, I was very open to this newfound desire to connect. Laura has a damn

Thursday 03 September 2015

FIDLAR – ‘Too’

FIDLAR are growing up, and aren’t sure what to do about it. Perhaps slightly presumptuous, yet evidence for this is dotted all over their sophomore album ‘Too’. The carefree frivolity that characterised their self-titled debut has been watered down by adult anxieties. The drug ode opener and lead single ‘40oz.

Wednesday 02 September 2015

The Wonder Years – ‘No Closer To Heaven’

The Wonder Years didn’t just release the best pop-punk album of 2013. With ‘The Greatest Generation’, the Philadelphian sextet blurred the lines between the alternative, the mainstream and the universally heralded. Appearing on a broad range of end of year lists, the album demonstrated art in a world often

Tuesday 01 September 2015

Disturbed – ‘Immortalized’

At the turn of the century, the nu-metal sub genre appeared seemingly out of nowhere and took the underground world by storm. However as quickly as it rose like a phoenix, it would ultimately fall like a turkey and become a mockery of itself. There would be some

Tuesday 25 August 2015

Teenage Time Killers – ‘Greatest Hits Vol. 1’

Although this album was promoted as being a supergroup formed with the likes of Corey Taylor, Randy Blythe, Dave Grohl, Jello Biafra and a whole host of other people who have more money than you do, it listens more like a compilation album of a few different bands.

Monday 24 August 2015

Stray From The Path – ‘Subliminal Criminals’

Stray From The Path have been knocking over tea cups and spitting in the coffee’s of the powers that be for quite some time, but have majorly ramped it up for their seventh studio album ‘Subliminal Criminals’, an angry punch in the mouth to the shit we are