RELEASE REVIEW

A band mourned like few others when they called it a day back in 2019, Casey have returned and they're hopefully here to stay. Has the band's absence resulted in a record worthy of the adoration and clamour, or will How To Disappear vanish without a trace?

Djent riffs? Check. Bleep bloops? Check. Anthemic choruses? Check. But is it more than the sum of its parts?

A ton of bands are dropping nostalgia inducing tunes lately but none are doing it quite like Jenafur. Emo, post-hardcore, and midwest emo come together masterfully on 'Sometime Thereafter'.

Osiah take the best pages from ancient deathcore tomes and write in their own chapters, injecting incredible vibrancy into the genre with mind-blowing breakdowns, breath-taking passages and spine-tingling fury.

After the wildly successful two-part multi year spanning collaborative project DISCO4, LA based electronic/industrial-rock three piece HEALTH return in their true form for their fifth studio album RAT WARS.

Brighton hardcore outfit Glower unleash their monstrous second EP upon the UK Hardcore scene, with beatdowns and spin-kicks in ready supply.

Gently dislodging himself like a tick from a cats ear, Alex Varkatzas is free from the radio rock shackles. But is new project Dead Icarus alive or just breathing?

The Young Hearts bring plenty of passion while finding their balance of Americana and British alt-rock on their second full length Somewhere Through The Night

Sweden's fastest rising band return with a crushing new EP that sees them branch out in a new direction.

As the cold dark months set in, what better to alleviate that SAD than some wholesome, riff heavy grindcore.

GOING OFF by name, going off by nature, the punks are keeping up the energy and boldly departing 2023 with their latest EP release, KILL LIST.

Widely lauded in the progressive scene for their dynamic, genre-fluid approach to alternative music, German quartet Unprocessed return for another slab of mind-melting wizardry with their new album …and everything in between.