Album Review: Bloodbound – Field of Swords (Napalm Records)
Raise your swords up high: Bloodbound march forward with ‘Field of Swords’, out November 21st via Napalm Records.
Album/EP Reviews
Album Review: Mage – Hymns for the Afterlife (Self Released)
Celebrating fifteen years of existence, Mage, the groovy, stoner, doom metal band, are back with their fifth studio album, ‘Hymns for the Afterlife’.
Album Review: The Pretty Wild – zero.point.genesis (Sumerian Records)
The Pretty Wild, the genre-bending, boundary-breaking powerhouse will release their highly anticipated debut album ‘zero.point.genesis’, on 21st November 2025, via Sumerian Records.
Album Review: Second Cities – Secrets (Self Released)
Second Cities don’t just make songs — they create stories and the latest chapter is a big one. The Birmingham alternative rock band are releasing their highly anticipated debut album, ‘Secrets’ on November 21st, 2025. Every show, every track, every story they tell is part of one mission: to make sure the forgotten know they are seen, heard, and never alone.
Album Review: Seven Blood – Life Is Just A Phase (Self Released)
German-based alternative outfit Seven Blood will release their debut album ‘Life Is Just a Phase’ on November 21st, 2025.
EP Review: Edit The Tide – The Space Between Seconds (Self Released)
The Space Between Seconds shows Edit The Tide at their best, blending alt-metal power with catchy melodies, strong vocals, and tight, confident musicianship.
Album Review: Civil Service – DARK /// (A Cheery Wave / Ripcord Records)
DARK /// is the brand-new album from Manchester-based instrumental rock collective Civil Service, out November 21st via A Cheery Wave Records and Ripcord Records.
Album Review: 601 – We Are Not The Same (SeeHear Recordings)
601, the electronic duo capable of filling dancefloors and mosh pits equally, are back with their brand-new album, ‘We Are Not the Same’. Out now via SeeHear Recordings.