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Into Another – ‘Omens’

When some bands reunite after an extended period of hiatus, it is often driven by several factors. Sometimes it is pure nostalgia and a chance to revisit their old material, and unfortunately sometimes it is purely for monetary gain. However neither of those elements apply to legendary post-hardcore

Grayscale – ‘Change’

Philadelphia pop-punkers Grayscale, who recently signed to LA label Anchor Eighty Four, recently released their latest EP, ‘Change,’ as a taster towards what’s to come from their debut full-length ‘What We’re Missing’ due to be released this summer. ‘Change’ is an outstanding, emotional and raw EP showcasing the

Friday 24 April 2015

Kilkovec – ‘Sick of This’

Hampshire’s Kilkovec have a branding problem. First they lure us into a false sense of moody security with ‘I Know I Don’t’, the opener of second EP ‘Sick of This’, coming on like Alkaline Trio having an existential crisis-induced gothic strop; the song’s upbeat, gruff-punk verses distinctly at odds with the

Wednesday 22 April 2015

All Get Out – ‘Movement’

It’s been a long wait since All Get Out’s seminal ‘The Season’ back in 2011. Although not propelling the South Carolinians into the mainstream, their debut full-length rewarded them with cult status. The emotionally charged rock, bordering on emo but offering far more than those connotations would allow,

Saturday 18 April 2015

Real Friends – ‘More Acoustic Songs’

It’s long been a staple of the pop-punk genre to include an acoustic song as part of an album but ‘More Acoustic Songs’ is the second time that Real Friends have put out a EP dedicated to the stripped back approach. This time around, they’ve brought together a

Friday 17 April 2015

Track and Field – ‘You Are My Home’

When looking at the line-up of Track and Field, with members coming from bands that include grindcore outfit The Afternoon Gentlemen and punk rockers The Plight, you’d be forgiven for assuming that immediate comparisons wouldn’t point in the direction of the likes Brand New, and the newer, but

Monday 13 April 2015

Rotting Out – ‘Reckoning’ EP

There are sometimes trends or waves that inevitably come and go within the hardcore scene. Some bands add new elements to their sound, while others pay homage to the golden era of hardcore and draw influence from bands such as Black Flag, and Suicidal Tendencies to name but

Monday 06 April 2015

Trials Of Early Man – ‘Life Goals’

Trials Of Early Man may be a band in its infancy, having only played their first gig together at the end of 2014, but they have a wealth of experience to draw their inspiration from. Half-jokingly describing themselves as ‘Four old guys who used to make music in

Thursday 02 April 2015

Sabertooth Zombie – ‘Human Performance IV’

The chances are that you will have read about Sabertooth Zombie in various interviews or features across the Internet, but you may not know much about them. They have been traversing the underground scene for sometime now, and have garnered an almost mythical status within punk rock, yet

Thursday 26 March 2015

Oh Captive – ‘Two Mirrors’

It’s always a shame when a young band calls it a day when they’re only a couple of years into their career. Due to financial issues and time commitment, Oh Captive is one of the latest bands to unfortunately break up. But, whilst their career has been rather