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Every so often a single arrives that seems less interested in charming the listener than in putting them on trial. "Righteousness," the second instalment of OpCritical's oligarch t...
Some records arrive with fanfare; others simply sidle up to you at closing time, order one more drink, and tell you the truth. "You Deserve Better Than Me" belongs firmly to the la...
There is a particular strain of British rock criticism that has always preferred its anger served loud, its metaphors mixed, and its sincerity worn like a chip on the shoulder rath...
Read The Room: Discipline We Go To 11 (Trapped Animal Records) Out Now Norwich rock quintet Read The Room return with a sharply focused burst of angst and momentum on their new sin...
Pop songs about serendipity are ten a penny, but the trick has always been persuading a listener that this particular meeting of eyes across a crowded room actually mattered. "Chan...
Contact: theonlyhumans@gmail.comWeb: on.soundcloud.com/8juO3wB6dmlzAhas0NSeeking: AudienceStyle: Indie Rock The Only Humans aim for emotional contrast—“sad lyrics, happy music”—but...
Steam pours from the ears of the girl on the sleeve, and by the second chorus you understand exactly why. "Bottle" arrives like a slammed cupboard door, all rattling nerves and che...
Solo bedroom auteurs promising stadium grandeur are ten a penny, and the smart money usually bets against them delivering anything beyond a tinny approximation of the real thing. V...
There is a particular strain of British rock criticism that delights in catching a young band somewhere between aspiration and arrival — close enough to greatness to taste it, far...
Tender Claws: Spring Time Cull (Self-released) Stream Out Now Intense, thought-provoking, heartrending and angry, Tender Claws’ latest release pulls no punches as it tackles humani...
Sam Lillicrap builds his records the way old dogs build their reputations — through repetition, through consequence, through refusing to bolt the first time someone raises a hand....
Contact: brichey4@cox.netWeb: brettricheymusic.com/press-kitSeeking: ExposureStyle: Pop, Rock Operating under the moniker Innuendo, journeyman Brett Richey boasts a staggering resu...
Customers – Living Like Gods – EP You could say this is punk, maybe grunge, or just a back-to-basics garage rock. It does have substantial production sizzle, but what’s peculiar is...
Silver Summer – Die of Love Hailing from Minnesota, this self-produced (uh-oh) debut doesn’t have any new accessories in its arsenal, but Silver Summer does project a fresh, varied...
Some records arrive quietly. They slip beneath the door like a note slid under a hotel room at midnight — no fanfare, no machinery, just the thing itself. Daniel Trigger's comeback...
Pop stars used to drown themselves metaphorically in strings and reverb. Skar de Line has gone one further and had himself photographed face-up in wet sand, arms flung wide like a...
There’s a good chance a lot of reviews are going to slate the new Menzingers record. ‘Everything I Ever Saw’ is so different from their raging punk past, and that’s going to aliena...
Teil 1 der Alben im Mai – mit Reviews zu Anastasia Kristensen, Calibre, Faze Action, Gigi Masin, GÖRL und Karim. Der Beitrag GROOVE Reviews: Teil 1 der Alben im Mai 2026 erschien z...
The Coral have always thrived on instinct, but even by their standards, 388 feels like a beautifully unexpected detour. Arriving without teaser singles or algorithm-chasing fanfare...
French solo outfit Rorksha has fashioned something genuinely arresting with "Récif," a single that understands the value of patience before it lets rip. The title translates to "re...
Hackney Wick has always been London's most honest postcode. Sandwiched between the Olympic Park's sanitised ambition and the last gasping warehouses of a genuinely weird East End,...
A hotel elevator door is an odd place for a life to quietly fall apart, and pop music rarely admits when it's laughing through tears — yet here, across six unhurried minutes, Memor...
Teil 3 der Alben im Mai – mit Reviews zu Loraine James, Philipp Johann Thimm, Planetary Assault Systems, Seefeel und Shinichi Atobe. Der Beitrag GROOVE Reviews: Teil 3 der Alben im...
The Los Angeles collective Road Movie are about to deliver something genuinely unsettling — and, if the signs are right, rather magnificent.**
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