What do you do when your favourite band/artist is about to drop a highly anticipated record and you want to see what someone that’s not musically inclined thinks about it, or you want to wind yourself up when said person doesn’t like your favourite album? You come here of course! Whether it’s a new or old release, metalcore or shoegaze, EP or Album, it’ll get reviewed here. Here’s a mix of reviews, positive and negative, across a variety of genres, but they all have one thing in common; they’re honest.
Either you’ll leave this page thinking “Wow, this person has the same taste in music as me, that’s great!” or, “They didn’t like that super badly mixed, underground, 3 monthly listeners on Spotify, Grindcore EP?! They fucking suck!” and we’re afraid to say that we’re not responsible for either of those outcomes.
Album Review: A Shifting Sense of Stillness by A Kiss Before Dying
This was created for the most dangerous in the pit, and for the ones with no outlet other than music, and while this may be wall to wall visceral aggression, it’s a safe space for human expression, in whichever form that may be.
Album Review: Down On Earth by Turnover
For years, Turnover experimentation felt like the band was sprinting away from their fans' expectations. “Down On Earth” feels like they have finally figured out how to incorporate every previous identity of themselves into one album.
Album Review: Bodies of Heavenly Violence by Healing Wound
Blending early metalcore sensibilities with black metal and sludge elements has allowed Healing Wound to tell a story that’s worth its weight in gold. Although not totally accessible to wider audiences that enjoy the mere mention of metalcore or sludge, they’ve created a space that fans and those willing to invest time into their music will appreciate on every revisit.