The newest chapter from Sleeping With Sirens sees them returning to their roots, and doing what made them successful with a refreshed vigour and fervour. Sleeping With Sirens are a band that needs no introduction; even the mere mention of their name is enough to
Welsh alt-rockers Feeder recently celebrated their 25th anniversary of being a band by releasing a complication album in 2017, and this year they are releasing their 10th studio album, Tallulah. Full of contagious energy, it’s a worthy 10th. Grant Nicholas of Feeder is a prolific
Exposing vulnerability without losing the devastating riffs, the new record from Crown The Empire sheds a new light on the band. American rockers Crown The Empire take the meaning of ‘opening up’ to a whole new level with their newest album Sudden Sky. The album
Known for their punk image and sound, Sum 41 take a heavier approach on their seventh studio album, Order In Decline, and it suits them. Written within three weeks by Deryck Whibley, the album starts off with Turning Away. The song opens with a piano and
Salt Lake City emo band Sunsleeper release their debut full-length You Can Miss Something & Not Want It Back. The album opens softly with heartfelt song Feel The Same, about how life can move and change rapidly without getting the chance to catch up. Moving
Lights’ new acoustic album Skin&Earth has brought an interesting new tone to the alt-pop scene as she delivers stripped back versions of her songs as well as a few new ones. Tranquil and enticing, Lights’ new album is atmospheric to say the least. With her previous songs
Expanding their sound and blurring the lines between pop punk and hip hop, the Scottish band releases their debut album Awful Truth. Awful Truth follows their EP Self Help, which launched Woes into the public eye and landed them support slots for Frank Carter, State Champs
In typical Frank Iero style, his third album Barriers is chock-full of glitzy rock ‘n’ roll glamour. If we were only given one word to describe the third album from Frank Iero And The Future Violents, it would be honest. From the lyricism to the
Full of important messages and harsh reality, the third album from Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes is finally here. End Of Suffering kicks off with the chugging, stuttered beat of Why A Butterfly Can’t Love A Spider. Like many songs of this album it clearly comes
On Are You Feeling Alive?, there is plenty of opportunity to determine Hot Milk’s style and see what all the buzz has been about. Manchester quartet Hot Milk only released their first single this year, seemingly coming out of nowhere, but so far they’ve supported Papa Roach and
