Album Review GENRE ARCHIVES
The Faim – Talk Talk
Australian pop-rockers The Faim are back with second album Talk Talk which will be released on July 8 through BMG. The record completely embodies what the band is all about and is quite frankly, brilliant.
Grumpster – Fever Dream
Grumpster have released new album Fever Dream!
State Champs – Kings of the New Age
See what we thought of State Champs' new album Kings of the New Age!
Heriot – Profound Morality
Not too long ago, Heriot released their EP Profound Morality. See what we thought!
Cosmic Ninja – Dissident Transmission
Cosmic Ninja have recently released new EP Dissident Transmission!
Peaness – World Full of Worry
The debut Peaness album has been a long time coming but World Full of Worry is definitely worth the wait!
James and the Cold Gun – False Start
The debut EP from James and the Cold Gun is False Start, which will be released tomorrow.
Fozzy – Boombox
Fozzy are back with new album Boombox which is set to be released on May 6. It's an album you don't want to miss.
Merci – Subtle Fiction II
Merci are back with their alt-rock offering Subtle Fiction II.
downcast – i saw hell when i was with you
downcast have released debut album i saw hell when i was with you and it is a record I fully recommend. Its looking like an early contender for album of the year.
VRSTY – Welcome Home
VRSTY have played around in the genre-bending arena with huge new album Welcome Home, to varying results.
Torchbearer – Solace
Torchbearer have released their debut full-length album Solace and it is one you really should listen to!
Like A Storm – Okura
Like A Storm have returned with fourth album Okura. It is a much more personal and open album than their previous efforts and one I've not been able to stop listening to.
Underoath – ‘Voyeurist’
Underoath return with Voyeurist, the successor to their huge comeback record Erase Me – and this record will please those dissatisfied with the last outing. Self-produced for the first time in their career, this is Underoath exactly as they envision themselves.
Like Moths To Flames – Pure Like Porcelain
Like Moths To Flames have released new EP Pure Like Porcelain. The EP highlights the next stage of the band said guitarist Zach Phishey: “I think the EP is just a small taste of where we could possibly go next as a band. If No Eternity is considered a return to form album, then the EP is expanding those boundaries again. The coolest thing to me about the outcome of the EP is how extreme the shift in dynamic can be from song to song while still feeling like a cohesive listening experience as a whole."