The Infernal Sea – Negotium Crucis | Album Review
Hailing from the waterlogged marshes of The Fens, UK black metal yob The Infernal Sea have spent the last several years enjoying the…
Svalbard – When I Die, Will I Get Better? | Album Review
Many have demanded to do so as of late, but seriously, let’s talk about the Bristol based Svalbard. The love child of post-hardcore,…
Deftones – Ohms | Album Review
Back in January – when we were all oh-so blissfully ignorant to the horrors 2020 would play host to – the world of contemporary music was…
Mental Health, Recharging, Coffee – A quick interview and chat with Sundressed
It’s commonly associated as a genre of youthfully giddy rebellion, but indie-punk and pop-punk has served as an outlet of frustration for…
Hidden Mothers – Hidden Mothers | EP Review
Despite being newcomers to the realm of blackgaze and all things related, Sheffield’s Hidden Mothers have already forged a remarkable…
“If you genuinely care about ‘edge’ then you’re a poser” – Introducing Hidden Mothers
Photo: Natasha Koziarska Despite such a genre being synonymous with lauded international acts such as Deafheaven, Oathbreaker and MØL –…
Muncie Girls’ Lande Hekt announces debut solo record, signs to Get Better Records!
Following on from her self-released debut EP last year, Muncie Girls’ frontwoman Lande Hekt is returning next year with her first solo…
Superlove drop cheery video for new single ‘Think Abt U’, release new merch in aid of Music Venue Tr
Bristling with inviting swagger, infectious charm and with hooks big enough to net Moby Dick himself, Bristol alt-rockers Superlove are…
Snow Coats – Pool Girl | EP Review
You may not be acquainted with the indie-pop quartet Snow Coats as of yet, but believe us, you’re going to be hearing their name…
Social Media to Sex Robots: 5 Problematic Technological Advancements with Long Distance Calling
The concept of Artificial Intelligence – or just simply AI – has long been a fundamental mainstay within the realms and tomes of science…
Dream Nails: On And Off Track with the London Punk Witches
After five years in the making and one pandemic related delay, the full-length debut from feminist punk witches Dream Nails is finally…
Dream Nails – Dream Nails | Album Review
It’s almost mad to think that Dream Nails are still yet to release a full-length record. In their relatively short carer thus far, the…