Fake It Flowers takes us back to the early noughties with nostalgic guitar riffs and an instant dose of attitude with beabadoobee proving she’s got what it takes. Signed to Dirty Hit, beabadoobee has become somewhat of a cult figure over the last few months
Inspired by 80s power-pop intertwined with Seaway’s signature pop-punk sound and some big surprises that take it to the next level, Big Vibe is the album that will bring some sunshine to your autumn. The Ontarians themselves describe Big Vibe as the “windows down, volume
In his first solo venture, Lupin heads out on a quest of self-discovery, creating an electro-fuelled fantasy with his self-titled debut album. Reincarnating as Lupin, Jake Luppen of Hippo Campus departs from the band’s blissful indie sound in favour of more complex and innovative solutions.
Swapping Malibu nights for Southern sunsets, LANY pay homage to their roots with a reflective and awe-inspiring collection of songs, mama’s boy. After the success of their 2018 album, Malibu Nights, LANY‘s frontman Paul Klein and his band mates Jake Goss and Les Priest found
Quintessentially rock ‘n’ roll, I’d Rather Die Than Let You In sees The Hunna mature and take control of their art becoming the masters of their own craft. The music industry is tough on everyone not least The Hunna, from being torn apart by previous
SuperM solidify their place among the top K-pop groups with an undeniable and fierce debut album, Super One. When I first heard SuperM were releasing a full-length album, I was beyond hyped and definitely ecstatic. Bringing under the same banner the crème de la crème
The quintessence of pop-punk, Tickets To My Downfall marks the latest reincarnation of the Rap Devil, proving that Machine Gun Kelly is the rockstar the world needs right now. In a year when everything seems to be falling apart, Machine Gun Kelly finds himself on
Coming as Deftones’ latest masterpiece, Ohms proves once again that the band’s unique trademark sound is unparalleled and immortal. Few bands and artists can pride themselves in a unique, instantly recognizable sound and even less can claim their original musical recipe survived the test of
Returning with metalcore at its fines, Fit For A King’s new album The Path is going to be everything you expected and hoped for. If there’s anything we can all agree on, it’s that Fit For A King have mastered metalcore. Period. The Path comes
Whirling through a torrent of deeply intimate experiences, No Good Left To Give sees Movements stripped down to their bare bones as a band. Californian quartet Movements find their feet in their heartbreakingly honest, thought-provoking and musing sophomore album No Good Left To Give. Delving
