Ska-punk is a genre that many people will tell you is dead. With the genre far from the height of popularity it once had, it’s now just seen as a nostalgia thing. So when The Interrupters released their second album Say It Out Loud in 2016 it felt like a real breath of fresh air….
Parkway Drive have always been a cut above everyone else, that isn’t even up for discussion it’s just a fact. With every release, they get stronger and better, constantly evolving and remaining one step ahead of everyone else. It should come as no surprise to anyone then that their newest album Reverence is without question…
Falling in Reverse understand the vacuous emptiness of growing up. They’ve faced emotional hardship the same as everyone else with only music to hold their hand. ‘Coming Home’ is an outstretched palm of support ready to take fraught souls away from the planet. Purveyors of unapologetic anthems, the title track’s inter-planetary contagion bears the signature…
After The Party is a very nostalgic album. From the opening moments of 20’s (Tellin’ Lies) it’s very clear The Menzingers are very keen on looking back on their past very fondly. This album is practically a love letter to the bands 20’s as they constantly reminisce about good times. Everything The Menzingers sing about…
Every Time I Die have only gone and done it again. Eighteen years since their conception and they’re still the absolute juggernaut that they’ve always been, delivering yet again with album number eight. ‘Low Teens’ opens with a very unnerving riff that carries on throughout the opening track ‘Fear and Trembling’ before Keith Buckley spits the…
The boys from Brighton have returned, and in a big way! UK metalcore favourites Architects have unveiled a glut of details about their brand new album, and have given us a taste of it to listen to already. All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us will be released on the 27th of May 2016 (just in…
August 13, 2012. It was my second night in a row at the London Forum to witness a defining moment in my time as a punk fan, something I thought I’d never see before that point, or ever again afterwards. Refused were back, although they were adamant this was a onetime thing. The band, which…
Architects are back with their sixth and most exceptional album to date, Lost Forever // Lost Together, which will undoubtedly propel the Brighton quintet to a new career high. Starting off proceedings with Gravedigger and it’s sly ambient introduction you get an utter brute of a song. Delivering the riff of the album into the…
As already remarked on this website, metalcore, and British metalcore in particular is shaping up for one hell of a year in 2014. Bury Tomorrow have already given their fans a first taste of new material in 2014 and now their fellow Brits Architects are taking their turn to reveal their first piece of new…
The third studio album from letlive. – The Blackest Beautiful was released early this year to a sea of anticipation, which is perhaps not surprising with letlive’s growing popularity due in much to their acclaimed live performances and the success of their well-received second studio album Fake History. Fake History has become a staple of…