Common Spit – Puns | EP Review
Math rock is a funny old thing isn’t it. It’s inherently angular to a piercing degree, commonly too obtuse for the average listener and…
New Noizze: The 7 Must Listen Tracks Of The Week
We don’t need to tell you that today is a big day for new music. You probably already knew that. Released today are new records from the…
Last Hyena – How Soon Is Mars? | Album Review
Despite belonging to the same musical scene and often perceived as sibling musical genres – should such a thing even exist – jagged…
New Noizze: The 9 Must Listen New Tracks Of The Week
So many new singles, so little time. Each week we upload reviews, interviews, features, our playlist and other little bits and bops – but…
“The music industry is driving quality down” – BRUIT ≤ on Death, Rebirth, Industry and Integrity
For the most part, the echelons of post-rock have remained safe havens for those wanting respite from the granulating banality of…
PREMIERE: Voronoi Share Endlessly Sporadic New Single ‘Robots As Pathos/Menace’!
Sounding akin to a terrifyingly unpredictable hybrid of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Mouse On The Keys and Three Trapped Tigers, Leeds…
“This band from day one has been about catharsis” – The Rebirth and Loss of Devil Sold His Soul
Despite being criminally unsung on the global stage, to say that Devil Sold His Soul have had less than a colossal impact on the UK…
5 Things We Learned From Black Peaks Live At The Brighton Centre
One would be hard pressed to find anyone who would argue against the fact that Black Peaks have been dealt an incredibly cruel hand as of…
Devil Sold His Soul – Loss | Album Review
The experience of losing something and someone once dearly cherished has often been the catalyst of great and widely celebrated pieces of…
“Writing these songs gave me a means to process certain facets” – Introducing Our Nameless Boy
For a large portion of bands, the means of creating musical art is not a just a hobby, but a means of obtaining crucial catharsis. Whilst…
“I can only hope this is a sign of things to come” – Black Peaks on Live At The Brighton Centre
To say that Black Peaks have endured some unfortunate circumstances as of late would be a touch of an understatement. Approximately a…
BRUIT ≤ – The Machine Is Burning And Now Everyone Knows It Could Happen Again | Album Review
Going from the title of this release and the collective’s namesake – which is literally ‘noise’ in the band’s native French – one…