Orange County’s Set Sights are set to release their debut record Heavy Alternative via Tragic Hero Records. The band formed when drummer Griffin Werk and bassist Jay Chua consistently crossed paths with Maro Abdelmola at local shows in Orange County, CA. At the time, the band’s name was Set Sights For South but later shortened […]
15 years have passed since The Agony Scene first took the stage. Several records, international tours, and a lengthy hiatus later are back with a vengeance Tulsa, Oklahoma’s The Agony Scene released their fourth full-length Tormentor record – first in a decade – on 20 July via Outerloop Records. Produced by Mark Lewis, Tormentor promises to be bands heaviest and most mature […]
We at Alt-Corner have our hands-on Brighton rockers, Fine Creatures debut EP, Eletric La La Land. These four friends use influences of grunge, psychedelia and pop to form their blueprint of melodic hope. The Brit-rockers start Electric La La Land with Money, a fuzzed out distorted guitar riffs with indie vocals, “I Want your money […]
Gemma Rogers of Gemma and the Mil Men has released her single “Stop”. Now I’ll be surprised if you lot haven’t heard of the Londoner before as I have and Gemma with her band the Mil Men have created wordy, humorous and dark tracks in the past with Jenny Peters and The Escape two emotive […]
Elder Brother is a collaboration between Dan Rose and Kevin Geyer and released their debut record, Heavy Head in 2014. The following year the band released EP Wish You Were Here. Now we’re in 2018 and Elder Brother issued their second album Stay Inside on May 18th via Pure Noise Records. Stay Inside starts with […]
Melbourne rockers, Slowly Slowly release St Leonards on the 11th May via their new home at UNFD who recently acquired the Aussie guys talents. St Leonards is, well, unlucky for some has thirteen tracks to play loud, so let us begin. Starting with Dinosaur, it showcases Ben Stewart’s sensitive vocals and a gentle riff which […]
Southampton’s Alternative quartet, Hercules Morse are back with their first full length album, Vita Boundary out on the 4th May. May the fourth be with you, have to add a Star Wars reference in there for you guys. The riff merchants already supported the likes of Band of Skulls, Blaze Bayley, Orange Goblin and Turbowolf […]
Wolverhampton crew, Dearist released second album Sonder on the 27th April via their newly signed deal with U.S label Spartan Records. These cats spent the majority of 2016/17 booking tours across the UK playing shows with the likes of Creeper, WSTR, FANGCLUB, Wallflower, Muskets, Coast to Coast, Eat Me and Pushing Daisies, a little taste […]
Formed in 2017 were Southampton’s very own five-piece alternative rockers Dissonants. For the past year these cats have worked hard honing their sound and crafting this debut EP, Vultures. Drawing from personal experiences, Vultures touches on intensely personal topics such as coping with depression, anxiety, along with frustrations and insecurities many face in today’s world. […]
Coldbones are a four-piece band from the UK’s South East coast, hey release debut album Where It All Began on 6 April. The album tells the story of a butterfly’s life, with each track representing a key moment in its journey. Very interesting concept which starts with Caspases the start of the transformation process within the cocoon, the […]
Bristol rockers, Turbowolf released The Free Life on the 9th March via So Recordings and is produced by themselves and mixed by long-time associate Tom Dalgety, gives their fans a third album to embrace. The band receive a little help from their friends, so see if you can guess who they are…. obviously…you’ll have to […]
Brighton’s very own indie rock group Simonne and the Dark Stars are planning to record their first full length record this year. Hearing these guys in 2013 from their EP release grabbed my attention with Simonne Weaks, the pianist and whose vocals are pure eerie elegance, have been given an amazing opportunity to record this […]
Reading natives, The Final Clause of Tacitus release Not Like The Rest, their follow up EP to Peace in Chaos. The energetic foursome’s ready to bring the funk to the surface once more. Not Like the Rest starts with Joe Rogan the MMA commentator and stand-up comedian “everybody’s wearing clothes they don’t wanna wear. Everybody’s showing up […]
Kirsty Lowrey and Sara Leigh Shaw make up The Pearl Harts, a London based rock duo who met while touring in previous bands. The two musical outlaws have supported Garbage and Skunk Anansie in previous tours. Since their birth in 2014 Pearl Harts have grown due to these live shows capturing eyes and ears, the […]
Senses Fail released their seventh record If There is Light, It Will Find You on the 16th February this 12-track journey catalogues where these guys have been and are now. Life experiences for the band gives more fruit to their basket, especially as lead vocalist and co-founder James ‘Buddy’ Neilson recently became a father. The […]
