Review: landless – Moonflower EP
“Intricate, yet often volatile, ‘Moonflower’ is a more than worthy EP from landless.
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22nd May 2019
Reviews
Review: Bad Religion – Age of Unreason
“Fire and fury still continue to serve Bad Religion well”
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21st May 2019
Review: Inklings – Piece By Piece EP
Inklings AKA Kier Kemp sounds like he is creating something organic and self-driven nonetheless”
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21st May 2019
Review: Harbinger – Compelled To Suffer
“Harbinger bring such disparate influences together with ease… ’Compelled To Suffer’ constantly excels in is technical proficiency”
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20th May 2019
Review: Edward In Venice – Empathy EP
“If you’re into garage rock and punk, you’ll probably dig this EP”
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17th May 2019
Review: Brightlight City – The Harmony & The Chaos
“Brightlight City have delivered a strong, confident record… undeniably fun”
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16th May 2019
Review: Stray From The Path – Smash ‘Em Up: Live in Europe 2019
‘Smash ‘Em Up’ does a good job of capturing different snapshots of Stray From The Path in a live setting”
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16th May 2019
Live Review: Pagan and Sick Joy – The Star & Garter – Manchester – 13/05/2019
Pagan left hungry for whatever they do next in Manchester.
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15th May 2019
Review: Black Surf – Make Friends EP
“a confident statement and an affecting piece of work… Black Surf are really onto something with ‘Make Friends'”
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15th May 2019
Review: August Spies – Corruption Of The Human Heart EP
“’Corruption Of The Human Heart’ is a consistently interesting and thought-provoking listen”
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13th May 2019
Review: Danny Worsnop – Shades Of Blue
“By embracing a real array of influences, Danny Worsnop has been allowed to show his versatility, both as a vocalist and a songwriter.”
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13th May 2019
Review: Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties – Routine Maintenance
“Alluring and impactful… the latest chapter in the story of Aaron West is a bountiful story.”>>
10th May 2019
Review: The Get Up Kids – Problems
“‘Problems’ isn’t going to be as revered as their past work but The Get Up Kids have provided an enjoyable return”
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10th May 2019
Review: The Skints – Swimming Lessons
“There’s a welcome diversity here, and it makes ’Swimming Lessons’ feel far more fleshed-out overall”
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9th May 2019
Review: Charly Bliss – Young Enough
“Charly Bliss confidently integrate new elements, retain their clever lyricism and push their songwriting”
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9th May 2019
Review: Weatherstate – Born A Cynic
“If you like your pop-punk with a dose of snotty attitude ‘Born A Cynic’ is the record for you.”
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9th May 2019
Review: Employed To Serve – Eternal Forward Motion
“‘Eternal Forward Motion’ is the sound of a united band, living through dark times and expressing their frustration in an uncompromising manner.”>>
9th May 2019
Review: Defeater – Defeater
“Defeater present themselves as a revitalised band playing to their strengths”
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8th May 2019
Review: We Never Learned To Live – The Sleepwalk Transmissions
“‘The Sleepwalk Transmissions’ is a record worthy of being showered with praise”
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8th May 2019
Review: Trade Wind and Modern Color with Scott Ruth – Night People, Manchester – 07/05/2019
Trade Wind recently made a brief visit to the UK. AH’s Ian Kenworthy caught the band’s focused set in Manchester.
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8th May 2019
Review: Merrick’s Tusk – Between The Earth and The Trees
“Merrick’s Tusk should be proud of delivering a noteworthy debut”
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7th May 2019
Review: Not Enough – To L-ve EP
“Not Enough no doubt have the potential to progress, but the EP has little structure with tracks being dragged down”
7th May 2019
Review: Amon Amarth – Berserker
“Focused, frantic and absolutely furious… ‘Berserker’ is one of Amon Amarth’s career highlights.
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2nd May 2019
Review: Dead Bars – Regulars
Dead Bars has your back… ‘Regulars’ is a classic party rock album”
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2nd May 2019