Reviews / Album

Between The Walls is a valiant effort to capture the mysterious energy of collective performance on record. About Group don’t entirely succeed, but there are plenty of sweet moments to keep you entertained.

Apparently he’s already talking about album number two - if this great effort is anything to go by, come on Sunshine – get on with it!

The songs on Feel that are good are very good. It’s just a pity that the bad aspects of some of the tracks are just too bad to ignore.

Salvia Plath’s The Bardo Story is a little folky, a little psychedelic, a little of all sorts of things. But in the end, it’s not a lot of very much.

Grunwald’s vocals aren’t always quite up to the growl he attempts, but the passion is real, and that’s what matters.

The masters of pulverising, hate-fuelled hardcore deliver another bleak gem.

The Who’s songs are by nature hard to cover, and it’s tough to find a new approach to reinterpreting such iconic anthems.

The Sun Dogs is a brilliant offering, the seven-piece moving from drone rock to stoner to pastoral seamlessly.

First independent release from Texan metalcore quintet.

Proving the band to be worthy of recognition.