Album Review: Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts – Blaster
Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts play to their strengths and do it surprisingly well on Blaster. Weiland doesn't re-invent the wheel, but keeps it rolling.
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Album Review: Local H – Hey, Killer
Local H play to their strengths on Hey, Killer and ignore anything that doesn't fit the description of hard edge alternative rock. Local H make no apologies
Album Review: Wire – Wire
Phil investigates Wire's place among other legacy acts as they release their 14th studio album, their most definitive release yet.
Album Review: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Chasing Yesterday
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds deliver a decent enough record in Chasing Yesterday, but Aaron Cooper thinks it could do with a bit more drive.
Album Review: All That Remains – The Order of Things
Melodic, metal-core band, All That Remains will attempt to remain at the top of the heavy music mountain with another fine release, The Order of Things.
Album Review: Foo Fighters – Sonic Highways
Foo Fighters' Sonic Highways helps rock live on with a beautiful sounding collection of songs, born in some of America's most historically laden studios.
Album Review: Finch – Back To Oblivion
Finch is back after a 4 year hiatus with their new album Back To Oblivion. Here is Jeremy's track by track review!
Album Review: Shellac – Dude Incredible
Abrasive, arty, nasty, and sometimes noisy , Shellac's Dude Incredible is simultaneously interesting, difficult, catchy and fun.
Album Review: King Tuff – Black Moon Spell
Find it, buy it, and listen to it, before it’s too late. Anything else you read about King Tuff's Black Moon Spell is a waste of your time.
Album Review: Honeyblood – Honeyblood
Honeyblood have the right to take their debut LP forward with a sense of pride and grapple with their status as one of Britain’s most hopeful young bands.