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LIVE REVIEW

Live Review: Less Than Jake, The Bouncing Souls, The Aquabats and The Bar Stool Preachers | The Prospect Building, Bristol | 27/02/2026

Four of the most exciting acts in punk and ska take to Bristol’s Prospect Building to party like it’s 1999 (now with added back pain).

Live Review: Napalm Death, Whiplash, The Varukers and Dopelord | Electric Ballroom, London | 24/02/2026

Mohicans and pompadours litter the Electric Ballroom for a varied alternative night during the Campaign for Musical Destruction tour on its UK leg.

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.

FEATURE

Sugar Horse, A.A. Williams, Lip Critic, Chamber and more: New Noizze – The 15 Must-Listen Tracks of the Week

What a week, eh? Fortunately there's been a slew of great new tunes out too - here's our picks for the tracks you need to hear this week.

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.

RELEASE REVIEW

Poison The Well – Peace In Place | Album Review

One of the most eagerly awaited comeback albums of recent times is here, but will Poison The Well prove they're still a creative force or will their reunion be seen as merely as a nostalgia act?

Eihwar – Hugrheim | Album Review

Eihwar's debut, Viking War Trance, was a whirling mêlée of exactly what it says on the tin - and potentially, a very hard act to follow. So: has the wild Nordic electro-folk concoction fallen at the difficult second album hurdle?

Sweet Pill – Still There’s A Glow | Album Review

Sweet Pill's new album, Still There's A Glow, is a delicate refined album that burns from within.