EP Review: What Will Be – Primordial (Self Released)
What Will Be’s new EP, ‘Primordial’, is a four-track project inspired by the primordial elements – wind, water, fire, and earth. It will be released on February 6th, 2026.
Alternative Rock
Album Review: New Miserable Experience – Gild The Lily (Pelagic Records)
New Miserable Experience, the Philadelphia-rooted collective that features members of Rosetta, Rivers of Nihil and Revocation, are back with their third album, ‘Gild the Lily’. Out on January 23rd, 2025, via Pelagic Records.
Album Review: THE HARA – The Fallout (Mascot Records)
Out on January 23rd, 2026, via Mascot Records, ‘The Fallout’ is the new album from the Manchester alt-rock band, The HARA.
Album Review: Blanket – True Blue (Adventure Cat Records)
UK rock collective Blanket return with their highly anticipated new album ‘True Blue’, out January 16th via Adventure Cat Records.
Album Review: Second Cities – Secrets (Self Released)
Second Cities don’t just make songs — they create stories and the latest chapter is a big one. The Birmingham alternative rock band are releasing their highly anticipated debut album, ‘Secrets’ on November 21st, 2025. Every show, every track, every story they tell is part of one mission: to make sure the forgotten know they are seen, heard, and never alone.
Album Review: Caustic Waves – Echoes (Self Released)
Caustic Waves, the Glasgow-based melodic alternative rock/post-hardcore one-man-band, will release the album, ‘Echoes’ on October 10th, 2025.
EP Review: Post Heaven – The Space That’s In Between (Greyscale Records)
Melbourne post-hardcore outfit Post Heaven, who recently signed to Greyscale Records, will release their sophomore EP, ‘The Space That’s In Between’ on October 3rd, 2025.
Album Review: BLVD HVNNY – IX (Mongrel Records)
South African alternative/goth/post-punk band BLVD HVNNY (pronounced Blood Honey) are releasing their debut album, ‘IX’, on the 8th of August 2025, via Mongrel Records.