Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Terror – Live By The Code
Californians Terror have been purveyors of meat and potatoes hardcore for over ten years, and a new Terror album is always going to do exactly what it says on the tin.
ALBUM REVIEW: Heart in Hand – Almost There
UK hardcore band Heart in Hand have finally released a follow up to 2010’s Only Memories and it comes in the shape of Almost There. And the band undoubtedly have come so far in the last few years.
ALBUM REVIEW: Sacred Mother Tongue – Out Of The Darkness
Out Of The Darkness is the second album from Northampton-bred Sacred Mother Tongue, excellent musicianship but is it hitting hard enough all round?
ALBUM REVIEW: TesseracT – Altered State
You’ve really got to hand it to TesseracT. It’s not easy to have three different frontmen in as many years, and particularly when the fans continuously chirp up about how they are gutted – and it’s not too much of a push to argue that it’s understandable – that the original singer left. But the [...]
SINGLE REVIEW: Devlin – Love Hearts feat. Etta Bond
Dagenham’s own James Devlin, better known as just Devlin, has come a long way since his gold-certified debut album Blood, Sweat and Beers was released in 2010. Love Hearts is the fourth official single from his latest LP A Moving Picture and features guest vocals from Etta Bond.
EP REVIEW: Frightened Rabbit – Late March, Death March
The celtic narrators of life’s greatest themes – love, heartbreak, religion and death – Frightened Rabbit, are back with an new EP featuring the third single from their top ten album Pedestrian Verse, Late March, Death March.
EP REVIEW: The Social Club – For Conversation
For a band whose name sounds like a place the fat cats go to get away from their wives and sip scotch between bouts boasting how well their stocks are doing, The Social Club certainly brings fun to the table.
ALBUM REVIEW: Steak Number Eight – The Hutch
Five years ago, Steak Number Eight were the youngest band to win Humo’s Rock Rally, aged just 15. Now they present their third album in the form of The Hutch and they yet again simply stun us.
ALBUM REVIEW: Hill Valley High – Hill Valley High
Hill Valley High are no strangers to the music scene, hell we remember when these guys first popped up and now they’re here with their self titled mini album. We’re more than excited to see what a good 7 years hard work and perseverance has brought!
ALBUM REVIEW: Voodoo Six – Songs To Invade Countries To
Voodoo Six cast their hexes upon us with their second album Songs To Invade Countries To. Ear shredding, axe-riff induced warfare is on the horizon, and whether we Sink or Swim – your country needs you!







