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LIVE REVIEW

Live Review: La Dispute, Vs Self and Pijn | Electric Ballroom, London | 21/02/2026

Post Hardcore legends La Dispute play to sold out Electric Ballroom, while touring their 2025 album 'No One Was Driving The Car' with Pijn and Vs Self.

Live Review: Sylosis, Heaven Shall Burn, The Black Dahlia Murder, Revocation, Frozen Soul, Distant and Life Cycles | 02 Kentish Town Forum, London | 20/02/2026 | O2 Forum, Kentish Town | 20/02/2026

Sylosis headline a mammoth bill on the day their new album, The New Flesh, is released. With doors opening at 4pm and seven bands stacked across the evening, punters were left stuffing meal deals into their mouths outside the venue, making do in the absence of anything resembling a formal dinner hour.

Live Review: SUDS, Soot Sprite and Hamburger | The Louisiana, Bristol | 06/02/2026

East Anglian indie-rockers Suds return to Bristol once again with Soot Sprite and Hamburger in tow.

FEATURE

Monosphere – Amnesia | Album Premiere and Track by Track

It’s not quite post-metal, not quite prog and not quite djent, but such is the point; the new record from Monosphere strives to surpass rigid convention. Along side the band breaking down the album track by track, we’re honoured the premiere it.

“If there’s anyone in this industry who feels like time isn’t on their side they can really relate to some of the stuff I’m saying” – Wot Gorilla? on Age, Insecurity and Stay Home

14 years after their debut Wot Gorilla? have returned to invite us back through the wormhole on Stay Home. we spoke with lead vocalist and guitarist Matt Haigh on the return and what's different this time around.

Cowboy Hunters, A-Tota-So, Me Rex and More: New Noizze – The 14 Must-Listen Tracks of The Week

We all know the drill by now. We've scoured our inboxes, release radars and friends' recommendations to bring you our top 14 new tracks of the week.

RELEASE REVIEW

Monosphere – Amnesia | Album Review

Independent German prog metallers Monosphere continue to blaze a trail for themselves on tightly packaged third album Amnesia.

JeGong – Gomi Kuzu Can | Album Review

Gomi Kuzu Can is the third weird and wonderful album by JeGong, the collaborative project of Dahm Majuri Cipolla of Mono and Reto Mäder from Sum of R.

Black Stone Cherry – Celebrate | EP Review

In a world where US based southern-rock is often strung with politically motivated stigma, Black Stone Cherry seem to be one of the only bands able to cut away with the division and bring an ever-loyal fanbase together with true, honest, chunky riffs. Which begs the question, how do they keep doing it?