Reviews / Album

It’s hard to differentiate the chorus of Head Is Not My Home and Dark Doo Wop – but the hidden gems between the bombastic anthems make it a worthwhile listen.

They’ve just embarked on their first European tour and Monstrorum Historia points as to why; this is world class.

Anthemic, heartfelt, fresh. One of the most interesting bands in punk rock at the moment.

Columbus duo present third album.

A poorly attempted mix of metal/hardcore and electronic sounds.

This is a record to be proud of, and the most exciting thing is that you leave it so assured that these guys are only gonna get better.

If you’re sick of pop choruses and festival fodder and yearn for a return to the grimy Australian underground of old where emcees battled and beats left a hole in your chest cavity then Illville is calling your name.

Some of Holy Ghosts is quite wonderful – particularly through the first half – but you might have to dig for it.

Blue Meets Black is the perfect document for a band that have slaved away, burning down stages as they go, and will hopefully get them the recognition they rightly deserve.