Shelf Lives dropped their first EP Yes, Offence back in 2022. Four years later, what does debut album release HypernormaL have to offer eager fans?
Philadelphia's Varials focus on obliterating brutality at maximum force of impact on new album WHERE THE LIGHT LEAVES.
The Beast Goes On see’s Starbenders once again trying to revive all things glam. All it does is show why they're best left buried.
Good Tiger make their return after a prolonged absence on reflective fourth album The Most Negative Day Of The Year, bearing the scars left by the passage of time.
Following the release of her third album Kissing Death in 2024, Mothica went through a rough patch, to say the least.
Twat Union isn't a movement to legitimise sex work. It is, instead, a deliciously in-your-face all-female punk sextet out to tackle subjects both taboo and mainstream.
Wot Gorilla? return full of heart and surgical precision, proving to be the greatest version of themselves on Stay Home.
Raw and uncompromising melodic hardcore, Death of Youth are a bright spark waiting to catch fire on debut Nothing Is the Same Anymore.
After being a band for 10 years, most would begin to sound stagnant, repetitive, and stuck in their safe zone, but that’s not the case for Manchester hardcore band, Guilt Trip, who just surprise dropped a 3-track EP, God Forgives.
Big knuckle-dragging riffs, menacing, pounding breakdowns and huge scream-along choruses — the debut release from hardcore “supergroup” Afraid To Die is engineered with one primary objective, and one method for achieving it, get the blood coursing through the body.
If their last album, Solidaritine, was a raw, passionate scream of resistance, is the release of We Mean It, Man! Gogol Bordello's calculated, thumping heartbeat of survival?
The musical equivalent of Yungblud if he were repeatedly struck on the head with a shovel, TX2 has a new album out, but should you care? Not if you value your own ears.