Let’s get this out the way—I know I’m fashionably late to the party. But I wanted to live with this album before writing the review. We often get sent albums just days before release, and that’s rarely long enough to truly digest what an album has to say. In the case of Satanic Rites of The Wildhearts, that decision paid off.
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Swedish rockers H.E.A.T have once again ignited the flames of melodic hard rock with their latest release, Welcome to the Future. This 12-track, 45-minute powerhouse is a testament to their unwavering commitment to keeping the spirit of 80s rock alive while injecting it with a modern edge.
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If you’re searching for the heart of modern blues-rock, Samantha Fish just handed it to you in the shape of her latest album, Paper Doll. A genre-mashing, soul-slapping triumph, this record proves yet again why Fish is one of the most electrifying artists on the planet—and yes, I said planet.
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The Darkness have done it again. If you thought Permission to Land was their peak, think again—”Dreams On Toast” is here to melt faces, burst eardrums, and leave you questioning whether you should start wearing tighter trousers. It’s a perfect mix of outrageous riffs, sky-high vocals, and lyrical lunacy—and somehow, it all works.
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Massive Wagons’ “Earth to Grace” blends raw rock energy with emotional depth. Featuring standout tracks like “Sleep Forever,” “The Good Die Young,” and “Rabbit Hole,” the album explores themes of resilience and personal victory. Produced by Matt O’Grady, it showcases the band’s growth and dynamic songwriting.
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If there was ever an ad for joinmyband.com, this story is it… Rob (stocking) and Gino (balaclava) found each other there and started practicing as a duo in a mate’s garage sandwiched between rusty bicycles and an old MG.
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Molly Vulpyne, on the heels of a storming Rebellion punk weekend, is now unveiling her inaugural solo endeavour. In her
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The 16th of August can’t come soon enough as Brave Rival have a treat in store for us in the form of a brand new, 12 track album. ‘Fight of Flight’ is one to listen out for!
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Claire London’s latest EP, Stardust, released on July 11, is nothing short of a musical revelation. In just four tracks, London showcases a profound evolution in her sound, blending pop, rock, soul, and blues into a collection that’s as captivating as it is personal.
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The first thing that strikes you about this debut from Hastings “lo-fi, Stoner, Psychedelic, Garage” rockers Wytch Pycknyck is the cover. It’s reminiscent of those vintage ‘Tales from the Crypt’ comic books, mixed with something The Cramps would have used, and it’s perfect for what we find inside.
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