We Are Scientists: Six In, All Out
We Are Scientists have released some of the best indie music you’ll ever hear. We look back on their amazing discography and reviews their latest, Megaplex.
Eddie Carter
Eddie Carter
Manic Street Preachers: Futile Resistance | Is Resistance Futile?
Resistance is Futile is a beautiful, regretful album that would sound brilliant if you had not heard of the Manic Street Preachers beforehand. I hope they don’t end this way.
Editors: Violence | Is Violence The Answer?
Violence is the best work Editors have released, hopefully leading to greater things and not be a full stop. Violence seems to be the answer.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Wrong Creatures | Changed Creatures?
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club may still be as miserable as ever, but every band deserves a second chance. Their new album Wrong Creatures showcases enough maturity and confidence to redeem themselves.
They Might Be Giants: I Like Fun | Less Is Always More
With twenty albums under their belts, They Might Be Giants continue to give their all. But I Like Fun proves even the most seasoned band could use a good editor. Eddie Carter reviews.
R.I.P. Malcolm Young – AC/DC | The Greatest Rhythm Guitarist of All Time
Malcolm Young from AC/DC's guitar playing wasn't complicated, it wasn't rocket science, it was to the point and sounded fantastic.
Anti Flag: American Fall | Commercialized Rebellion
When you have such a polarising figure in the White House, Anti-Flag and Punk as a whole should be doing something different to the establishment.
Glassjaw: Material Control | Converting Haters Into Fans and Handing Out Headaches
Glassjaw's Material Control is a late contender for album of the year, a dynamic release that reintroduces Glassjaw to a new generation of people.
Frank Zappa: Playlist | Top Seven Essential Zappa Albums
The top 7 essential Frank Zappa albums. This isn't a best of list of Zappa albums, but rather a list of some Frank Zappa's finest musical moments.
METZ: Strange Peace | Mental Health Warning: Think for Yourself
Mental Health Warning, Strange Peace, the new album from Metz might make you think for yourself and turn off that reality TV crap.