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Album Review: What You Know Now by Marmozets
On their sophomore colossus, Marmozets are closer than ever to cementing themselves as one of the biggest and brightest bands from the UK.
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Every Biffy Clyro Album, Ranked From Worst to Best
One of the biggest bands to ever hail from Scotland, Ethan, Jake, Liam and Oli bash their heads together to rank the bearded rockers extensive discography.
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Album Review: Could It Be Different by The Spook School
The Edinburgh outfit release their best work yet as they join a new label.
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Album Review: Freedom’s Goblin by Ty Segall
Garage rock royalty Ty Segall produces perhaps his finest album yet by embracing freedom.
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A Flash Flood Of Changes: Stop The Rain Interview
Exciting things are happening for Stop The Rain: Gregor checks in with the Perth band to see what that may entail.
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Album Review: The Age of Absurdity by Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons
Heavily influenced but still a journey and a half, Phil Campbell and co push themselves to the edge on their debut record.
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Looking Back At…Opposites by Biffy Clyro
As the dust has settled and the band’s stratospheric rise has proven to be no mere fluke, Oli celebrates Biffy’s colossal album’s birthday.
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Butlerism: How to Review a Gig
Just how does Oliver Butler write those damn good reviews, like he wrote this excerpt? All is revealed in this week’s column.
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Top 10 Bring Me The Horizon Tracks
Versatile and varied, Gregor dives into the Sheffield band’s discography to find their 10 best tracks.
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Album Review: i can feel you creep into my private life by tUnE-yArDs
With a new twist on their established sound, how do the duo handle things on their new LP?
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