RELEASE REVIEW

Pounding, heavy and riffs that are sharp enough to slice through thick fog. Perpetual Paradox gives us another reason as to why they should be on your radar.

Forming in 2017 in Arvika, Värmland, Nephila prides themselves on being a love letter to the otherworldly 70’s psychedelia of yesteryear and the theatricality of space rock. Will their latest venture live up to its hype?

One of the biggest names in modern noise rock, Oklahoma City quartet Chat Pile’s fourth full album, Who Loves The Sun, lives up to their much deserved hype. Heavier, more miserable and far more diverse, Chat Pile truly earn their place at the top of the noise food chain.

Passionate melodic punks 'The Iron Roses' continue to fight fire with fire on their sophomore album.

Norwich two-piece Kulk don't mess about. Asked, at the drop of a hat, to fill a slot at the prestigious ArcTanGent festival recently, they were ready and waiting when the call came in.

They ain’t just about riffs and silly lyrics. The Barbarians bring gaming references, electronics and even an acoustic track to their second full length. Wahoo indeed!

The world is ablaze, wild fires are raging and political leaders have lost the plot. It's hard to reconcile with anyone ignoring the total catastrophe of the hottest year on record, but for Canada's favourite DIY darlings, silence was never an option.

Teaming up with emo juggernaut Will Yip on production, The Menzingers put their latest release out into the world, and yes, it’s another tearjerker.

Post-rock's rising stars Din Of Celestial Birds take us on a journey with their stunning new album Takeoffs & Landings.

Nigh on a decade into their career, Chicago psych-rockers REZN delve deep into the dreamworld on this, their sixth album, Cycles In The Infinite Dream.

Rising above their status as a local screamo institution, Milwaukee trio Snag deliver one of the year’s most intense and emotional LPs.

Chicano screamo darlings bleed their hearts out on their harrowing sophomore album.