Punk legends NOFX are back with their 14th studio album titled ‘Single Album’ available via Fat Wreck Chords on the 26th February 2021. ‘Single Album’ is the follow up to 2016’s ‘First Ditch Effort’, which is the longest break between studio albums we have seen from NOFX. The album begins with record opener The Big…
It has been five years since Dutch Powerhouse Symphonic Metallers Epica released a brand-new album (save for reboots, The Solace System EP (2017), Epica Vs Attack on Titan Songs (2018) and The Quantum Enigma B-sides (2020). This is the longest gap between albums in the history of the band, but with the gap comes a rejuvenated Epica in the form of the mighty Omega. With their eighth…
God Is An Astronaut have been bringing wonderful doses of post-rock to the world for almost twenty years now. With their big two decade anniversary firmly on the horizon, the time has come for the release of their tenth studio album, the aptly named Ghost Tapes #10. The Irish quartet have long been one of…
One year on from the release of their breakout record ‘I Let It In And It Took Everything’, Liverpool’s Loathe decided to build on their current run with a surprise release. With a project that caught even the most devout Loathe fans off guard, ‘The Things They Believe’ adds another installment into the world created…
There is a reason why Foo Fighters are one of the biggest bands in the world. With a slew of classic albums and a catalogue littered with absolute anthems, they have more than earnt their stripes. With that said, it has been a decade since The Foos released a truly great album, with 2011’s Wasting…
Talking about your own personal issues whilst the world endures a pandemic can feel a bit like preaching to the choir. With so much daily trauma, writing about your own struggles could easily feel inconsequential. This is a line that vocalist Lois McDougall and Drones have had to walk when approaching their second album ‘Our…
By now you are likely aware of Here Lies Man, the act that burst onto the rock scene in 2017 with their self-titled debut, with their afrobeat meets Sabbath modus operandi, and eye-catching, unsettling artwork adding to the aura of heart-of-darkness otherness. You may not know that the band are made up of members of…
Debut albums matter. Maybe not as much as they did 30 years ago, but they are still vitally important. As an artist, this is your chance to show the world what you’re really made of. Singles and EP’s are all well and good, but one hot single won’t make a career. Albums are different, they’re…
People welcome back Mr Frank Iero and The Future Violence. The 4 track EP Heaven Is A Place, This Is A Place is his latest effort following his last full length album Barriers. There has been a lot of speculation around this release, especially when 2020 was meant to be the year of MCR. When…
Accept’s latest outing, Too Mean To Die, certainly hits the ground running from the very start. The opening duo of tracks, Zombie Apocalypse and Too Mean To Die, are chock full of growling guitar riffs, screaming solos and those now trademark gravelly vocals from Mark Tornillo. The title track especially is a whirlwind concoction of…