Architects return with a reimagined sound and a hazardous outlook on the future in their ninth album For Those That Wish To Exist. The wait is finally over for Architects‘ ninth album and start of a new era: For Those That Wish To Exist. Embracing
Punk aficionados Drones return with the intense and intoxicating second album, Our Hell Is Right Here, oozing with their untamed signature sound. Drones are back and I hope you’re ready for the sonic tornado they’ve unleash upon us all. While saying that all songs on
The voice of a generation, Pale Waves release their sophomore album Who Am I?, serving as a manifesto of love and positivity. Pale Waves, having shared a label, a city, and a stage with fellow indie-pop sensations The 1975, have often been referred to in
Rock ‘n’ roll heavyweights The Pretty Reckless return to the spotlight with yet another award-worthy, breathtaking album Death By Rock And Roll. The wait is finally over for the most anticipated album by record-smashing rockers The Pretty Reckless. With an already high bar set by
As 2020 draws to a close, GIG GOER’s staff present to you the Albums Of The Year. In a year like no other, positivity and joy have been hard to come by as the global crisis has tremendously impacted upon all of us. But despite
The wait is finally over for YUNGBLUD’s most anticipated album weird! – a ludicrous musical caricature of the modern youth experience. The advocate of misunderstood souls YUNGBLUD returns with weird!, an album which can rightfully be described by the exact one word from its title.
Indie pop sensation Will Joseph Cook releases his sophomore album Something To Feel Good About that serves as the perfect antidote to 2020. Will Joseph Cook has become known for his upbeat indie pop tunes that can plaster a smile on even the saddest of
Reconnecting with their origins yet reinventing themselves, BMTH’s POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR EP is nothing short of intimidating. Bring Me The Horizon’s most awaited EP POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR finally sees the light of day and we couldn’t be more excited and intrigued. Constantly reinventing
The debut album from iDKHOW has been a long time in the making, and it is every bit as zealous and fabulous as one could’ve hoped it to be. When you try to imagine who or what could be the saving grace to the oddity
Blessing us with summer vibes during autumn times, Hands Like Houses’ self-titled EP is nothing less of a bundle of joy to listen to on a rainy day, dreaming on the good old sunny days. With calm sadness carefully wrapped in a day-dreaming inspiring sound,
