Part-time album/gig reviewer, full-time emo.
Brighton indie-punkers release their debut album that’s chock full of nihilism and chaotic lyricism out into the world.
Forming in 2017 in Arvika, Värmland, Nephila prides themselves on being a love letter to the otherworldly 70’s psychedelia of yesteryear and the theatricality of space rock. Will their latest venture live up to its hype?
Teaming up with emo juggernaut Will Yip on production, The Menzingers put their latest release out into the world, and yes, it’s another tearjerker.
Returning with their first full-length album in over five years, Tigers Jaw prove yet again that you don’t need aggression to create another stellar and impactful release.
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).
Metal icons Lamb Of God return with a tenth studio album that’s packed with uncompromising groove, and a healthy dose of aggression.
East Anglian indie-rockers Suds return to Bristol once again with Soot Sprite and Hamburger in tow.
German midwest emo / slowcore quartet ParkWalker release their relaxing second album into the world and with an album cover that evokes a feeling of inner peace, it’s another cozy listen.
Combining fuzzy musical textures with wintery atmospheres, diverse production and richly personal storytelling, Blanket fine-tune their sound to great success on True Blue.
East Anglian indie punk quartet SUDS blend midwest emo with folky lyricism on their second record and it may be even more dazzling than their debut.
A divinely inspired record full of collaborations, REGLITTER I is inarguable proof of KNIVES' promise.
Blending forlorn vocal melodies with shimmering synths and lush harmonies, VOWWS deliver another gothic great that will get you ready for spooky season in style.
