On 'RUCKUS!', Movements have made a disturbance. A chaotic, all over the place album lashing out with anger but basking in love. Movements, as always, are bringing you along for yet another emotionally charged ride.
Learning how to live whilst navigating the difficulties life throws your way is hard enough sometimes. But letting go of those bad times in order to pursue a more positive future is a completely different lesson to learn. On their fifth full-length, 'LEARNING HOW TO LIVE AND LET GO', Aberdeen born indie-rockers The XCERTS are our teachers, parents, friends and peers, helping us through the trials and tribulations of life and coming out better on the other side, as we let go of the baggage preventing us from living our lives.
Two Australian punk bands – Amyl and the Sniffers and Cable Ties - show the Edinburgh audience that punk is alive and well during a sweaty night at the O2 Academy.
Royal Blood are back. One of the UK’s hottest rock bands have just dropped their fourth LP. Ever since their self-titled debut which shook the UK music scene, the duo of Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher have just gone from strength to strength, - so how does their fourth album 'Back To The Water Below' fair?
Holding Absence are a band that have been riding a mammoth wave of momentum ever since the release of their sophomore LP 'The Greatest Mistake Of My Life', with single 'Afterlife' significantly aiding the band’s popularity, amassing nearly 40 million streams. Fast forward to the present day and Holding Absence have just released their third LP 'The Noble Art Of Self Destruction', a record that continues the band’s progression of an emotional, heavy and catchy sound.
'Dial M for Meds' is an album that analyses what it is like to be an outsider. Full of personal tropes, the band do not shy away from owning their experiences, illustrating personal success in overcoming addiction and being an outcast. With sick riffs, dirty basslines and drum grooves that rivals 90s rock and grunge bands, there is so much going for this band; Taking Meds are a band to keep an eye on. They are bringing back the 90s and making it stylish.
Glasgow were ready and waiting for Don Broco's live show and they didn't disappoint.
We headed to the Cornish coast for a wonderful weekend of live music.
There was simply no time for the stereotypical Sunday lull at Radar Festival 2023 because across its three days, Sunday at Radar is perhaps the most action packed, super stacked day from start to finish. From djent lords Periphery to Liverpool's Loathe, Sunday’s lineup at Radar Festival is simply outrageously good.
The Texas quintet were playing in the capital in support of their new album 'Glacial Domination'