Browsing All Posts By Dave Stewart
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8ScoreREVIEW: Like Pacific – In Spite Of Me (Album)
I don’t know about you, but when the weather is good I struggle to listen to anything except pop punk. It’s music that’s meant for sunny days and ...
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9ScoreREVIEW: Bury Tomorrow – Black Flame (Album)
When you think of the best of British metalcore, a few band names will probably jump to the forefront of your mind. One of those names is probably Bury ...
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7ScoreREVIEW: MSRY – Safety First (EP)
The underground hardcore scene in the UK is thriving. Attendance numbers at shows are on the rise across the country, and the bands that are emerging onto the ...
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8ScoreREVIEW: This Wild Life – Petaluma (Album)
If you’re a fan of pop punk and metal and have paid attention to the internet over the last 7 or 8 years, there’s a pretty high chance ...
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7.5ScoreREVIEW: Purgatory – Cold Side Of Reality (Album)
Hailing from mid-west USA, hardcore 5 piece Purgatory have been slowly but surely carving out a path for themselves. Their 2015 EP Gospel Of War was extremely well received within the ...
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8ScoreREVIEW: The Word Alive – Violent Noise (Album)
If you’re a metalcore fan and you’ve been paying attention to the genre for the last few years, the chances of you knowing about The Word Alive are pretty ...
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6ScoreREVIEW: Hawthorne Heights – Bad Frequencies (Album)
The golden era of emo feels like it was so long ago, doesn’t it? It feels even longer ago if you’re nearly 30 and you were a teenager ...
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7ScoreREVIEW: Caliban – Elements (Album)
Caliban have unleashed a new album entitled Elements. Their 11th full length album. Seriously, if you haven’t heard of Caliban before, where have you been? They’ve been terrorising ear ...
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8.5ScoreREVIEW: Cabal – Mark Of Rot (Album)
Metal comes in many forms. Some like it fast and thrashy. Some like it technical and complex. Some like it slow, full of breakdowns and pure anger. If ...
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7.5ScoreREVIEW: Senses Fail – If There Is Light, It Will Find You (Album)
Just over a decade ago, the world was exposed to a genre we hadn’t heard before. A genre that sounded familiar to us alt kids, full to the ...