Small Pond’s ‘Emerging Volume V’ showcases the best of Brighton and the surrounding area, shining a light on the city in a way that only they can. It’s proof that the music scene is still as vibrant ...

You could hear that the whole way through ‘Apricity’, but ‘A Storm Lined With Silver’ feels even more refined. The power of this EP is undeniable, as is the band’s destiny to continue ascending ...

New EP ‘Blue Transitions’ is being presented as a bridge between albums, but actually feels like a reset. As its title suggests, the six songs find the band looking through the lens of sadness in ...

When the Pendulum lads want to celebrate, they head to Brixton. South London has embraced the Aussies – it’s where they recorded their live album, after all – and ‘Inertia’ is blaring from every ...

Indigo Blaze understand how massive nu-metal can sound, nowhere is this more obvious than ‘DEFCON’ – however its heavy use of record scratching is less hip-hop and more because Nu-metal says so making ...

The less enthralling moments arrive when Pupil Slicer take things in that more melodic direction, as they do on both the title track and ‘White Noise’; each of which is encumbered by an element of ...

Of course ‘Sanguivore II: Mistress of Death’, Creeper’s song awaited fourth album, is released on Halloween. And the fact it’s centred loosely around a Lost Boys-esque story about a vampire rock band ...

Five cities, one week, twenty three bands and six stages: Common Thread Tour is a masterpiece of logistics as well as hardcore. For one day, the whole of Camden Town has been taken over by music as ...

As a mission statement for the wider EP, ‘Leave The Room’ perfectly prefigures ‘The Possibility That Love Is Not Enough’ – with its balance and tension between soft and harsh drawing upon a far ...

The Garage is rarely as civilised as it is before Mouth Culture come onstage. Sure, there seems to be a lot of crossover between the Ghost fandom and enjoyers of spiky alt sounds from Leicester, but ...

Headstones’ announced the coming of ‘Sanguivore II’, and it’s probably the best indication of the direction that Creeper want to take their sound in. They want to surrender themselves to the sleaze of ...