Astral Noize’s Ones to Watch 2020
We look ahead to another year of brilliant music.
Review: Envy – The Fallen Crimson
A new era for the post-hardcore legends.
Albums of the Decade: Black Peaks – Statues
Black Peaks have done much to prove that artistic, classy and fearless modern music is capable of making a huge impact beyond the underground.
Albums of the Decade: Power Trip – Nightmare Logic
Nightmare Logic is the indisputable thrash Album of the Decade, and one heck of a fun listen.
Albums of the Decade: Architects – All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us
There are few metal bands, UK or otherwise, that can compete with the stunning back catalogue of Architects.
Albums of the Decade: Code Orange – Forever
We dive a little deeper on a modern classic.
Albums of the Decade: Malevolence – Reign Of Suffering
As debuts go, there are few that can compete with Reign Of Suffering.
Albums of the Decade: Marmozets – The Weird And Wonderful Marmozets
Marmozets are still unfairly overlooked in mainstream circles, yet remain something truly something special. Here’s why.
Albums of the Decade: Letlive. – Fake History
Although their legacy may be regrettably short lived, it is still difficult to think of anything to happen in twenty first century rock music more exciting than Letlive.
Albums of the Decade: Rolo Tomassi – Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It
An utterly unmissable amalgamation of enchanting post-rock beauty and hardcore ruthlessness.
Albums of the Decade: Enter Shikari – A Flash Flood Of Colour
A remarkable accomplishment from a band worthy of a respect they are often denied.
Albums of the Decade: Conjurer – Mire
Doing away with genre limitations on Mire, Conjurer smash together hardcore, doom, death, sludge, prog, black and post-metal in a way that is vicious, natural-sounding and free-flowing.
Albums of the Decade: Svalbard’s Serena Cherry on that “Difficult Second Album”
“It was a difficult second album. But it made me feel less alone.” – the Svalbard guitarist/vocalist bares all on their sophomore effort.
Review: Kalloused – Thousand Griefs
The Brighton quartet deliver an album that captures all the vitriol, spite and hateful intensity of their live show.
Albums of the Decade: While She Sleeps – This Is The Six
A gateway album we needed in a decade sorely lacking in them.
Albums of the Decade: Arcane Roots – Blood & Chemistry
Arcane Roots’ debut displayed the kind of defiant innovation that many can only dream of.
