Playlist: The Best of UK Pop-Punk by Homebound
From trailblazers to previous tour buddies, Homebound pick out an all-round stellar list of UK pop-punk favourites
Playlist: Witterquick’s Essential Tour Tracks
Emerging rockers Witterquick tell us which songs will be accompanying them on their UK tour this week.
Playlist: The Best of Good Charlotte
As they prepare to headline Slam Dunk this weekend, we’ve curated a ‘Best Of’ playlist with some help from a few other SDF bands who consider Good Charlotte an influence.
Playlist: As It Is’ Favourite Stripped-Back Songs
To coincide with their intimate “An Evening With…” shows and Slam Dunk Festival return, As It Is pick out their favourite stripped-back songs.
Influences: Broadside
Ahead of their Slam Dunk Festival 2018 appearance, US pop-punks Broadside pick out 5 influential songs.
Playlist: MøL’s Favourite Scandinavian Bands
Denmark’s Møl release their outstanding debut album, ‘Jord’, this week.
Møl follow a long line of bands to emerge from the Scandinavian region, some of which have shaped their brand of blackened metallic shoegaze. Ahead of the release of ‘Jord’, we asked Møl to compile a playlist of their favourite Scandinavian bands.
Released This Week (06/04/2018)
When we said that April was a busy month for releases, we weren’t joking. Just look at the list of today’s releases below. From major returns from the likes of The Wonder Years, Thirty Seconds To Mars, and Underoath to homegrown releases from Bleed From Within, Palm Reader, Halo Tora, Coldbones and Luke Rainsford, there is a tonne
Playlist: WWE and Junior’s Mark Andrews’ Bangers
Ladies and Gentlemen, be prepared for liftoff. WrestleMania Weekend is here! You’re probably wondering why a music site as great as Already Heard is covering wrestling (again!)? Well, besides our love for hooks, breakdowns and riffs, we’re also fans of chops, slams and flips. Over the coming days, all eyes
Playlist: Wess Meets West’s Post-Rock Bands You Need to Know
Over the past 13 years, New Haven, Connecticut’s Wess Meets West have gradually fine-tuned their brand of post-rock, incorporating electronica elements amongst ambient guitars and textured percussion. Their third studio full-length, ‘A Light Within The Fracture’ is released this week and continues the quartet’s trend of producing ambitious-yet-stunning, instrumental post-rock.
Playlist: Sick Joy’s 90s Rock Favourites
On their debut EP, ‘Amateurs’, Brighton via Newcastle trio Sick Joy blend 90s grunge rock guitars with a modern day slickness. Songs such as ‘Senses’ and the previously Already Heard premiered ‘Smiling Shame’ are carried a raw, melodic undertone. Undoubtedly, the three-piece aren’t afraid to hide their influences with hints
Playlist: 18 Songs That Define the ‘Get Happy Tour’
With Bowling for Soup kicking off the ‘Get Happy Tour’ this weekend, to celebrate Already Heard has put together a playlist of songs suitable to have a bloody good smile to, featuring a who’s who of bands from ‘GHT’’s past and present. What better soundtrack could you need to spike
Playlist: Already Heard’s Best Songs of 2017
As we come to the end of another year, Already Heard has decided to reflect on the past 12 months with our “Best of 2017” playlist. Consisting of nearly 200 songs, the AH team has picked out a wealth of stand out songs and personal favourites. In addition, we wanted
Playlist: 7 Bands To Watch As Chosen By Lightcliffe
Late last week, London quartet Lightcliffe delivered ‘For A While’. An EP full of blissful and bittersweet indie/emo that proves to be another shining beacon of hope within the UK’s underground scene. It follows a run of singles and two-track EP, ‘Mistakes I Seem To Make’, all coming within the
Playlist: ‘Happy When it Rains’ – A Guide to Shoegaze by RAIN
This week, Swindon quartet RAIN return with their long-awaited second EP; ‘Abstract Vision’. It sees them working with acclaimed producer Lewis Johns to mould a seamless set of songs that border on the line between grunge and shoegaze. Songs such as ‘Twist The Knife’ and ‘Dreaming In Black And White’
Playlist: 20 Years of New Found Glory
When it comes to modern-day pop-punk, almost no band have been going at it as long and hard as New Found Glory. For the past 20 years, they’ve been delivering pop-punk bangers in abundance! From the early classic records of ‘New Found Glory’ and ‘Sticks and Stones’ to the reflective
Influences: 5 Albums That Influenced Young States
At the top of the year, we tipped rising Norwich quartet Young States for big things in 2017. While it might be later than expected, they’re finally releasing their second EP, ‘Past Truths | Present Lies’, this Friday. It offers five slices of impassioned, melodic and thoroughly honest rock. As
Playlist: ALAZKA’s Essential Tour Tracks
Hailing from Recklinghausen, Germany, ALAZKA have been on a rollercoaster of a journey in the five years since they formed as Burning Down Alaska. With members coming and going, alongside the name change, the quintet are now on the rise having released their debut album, ‘Phoenix’, earlier this month. In
Playlist: Trash Boat’s Essential Tour Tracks
This weekend, St. Albans’ Trash Boat kick off a UK headline tour. Joined by Broadside and Homebound, it comes off the back of a hectic 2017 which has seen the quintet out on the road on various continents; Europe, Asia, North America and Oceania. Nevertheless, they’re now back home and
Playlist: Four Year Strong’s Favourite Acoustic Cuts
Influential Massachusetts pop-punks Four Year Strong have never been ones to shy away from stripping things back to basics and go down an acoustic route. So much so, their new album, ‘Some of You Will Like This, Some of You Won’t’, sees the quartet grab hold of classic FYS cuts
Playlist: A Guide to Australian Hardcore by Cursed Earth
Earlier this month, Perth’s Cursed Earth left their mark with a new EP – ‘Cycles of Grief Volume 1: Growth’. Coming in at just under 10 minutes, the EP sees the quintet shows their intentions through a set of punishing and gritty songs. They’re just one of several bands emerging
Playlist: A Tribute to Chester Bennington
Last month, the music world was stunned by the sudden passing of Chester Bennington. In the days and weeks since his death, friends and fans have been paying tribute to the Linkin Park vocalist. Labelled by some as the band’s “greatest asset”, Bennington’s music has influenced and inspired many since
Playlist: A Beginners Guide To Full Of Hell
The merchants of tinnitus. The masters of feedback. The bringers of the motherfucking ruckus. Renowned both within the scene and on the outskirts for their raucous live shows, twisted output and complete disregard for your ear canals, it doesn’t get much heavier than Full Of Hell. With the band set
Playlist: 15 Essential Tour Tracks by Bad Omens
Earlier this month, Los Angeles melodic metalcore quintet Bad Omens made their UK debut. The run of four shows follows a busy few months having released their self-titled Stateside last summer, while they’ve also played alongside the likes of Asking Alexandria, Born Of Osiris, Veil Of Maya, and Upon A
Playlist: The Lounge Kittens’ Download Festival 2017 Medley
Since emerging as a viral sensation in 2014, Southampton’s The Lounge Kittens have been delighting festival-goers with their comedic, lounge-style covers of popular rock and metal songs. From Limp Bizkit’s ‘Rollin,’ which led to them joining Fred Durst and company on stage at Sonisphere, to ‘Duality’ by Slipknot to System
Playlist: A Beginners Guide To… Andrew McMahon
With Slam Dunk Festival 2017 now mere days away, we’re continuing our build up with a playlist celebrating storied back catalogue of main stage opener Andrew McMahon. From helping to forge a unique piano-driven take on pop-rock and pop-punk with Something Corporate to his mainstream-conquering solo smash hit ’Cecilia and
