REVIEWS

A dreamy reflection of life, lost love, and experiences gained with the maturity of a shoegaze band already way ahead of their time.

By keeping track lengths short and focusing more on thrashing them out, Boris have produced one of their more accessible albums to date,

A fuzz laden extravaganza that blends a range of influences from punk to surf rock.

Tim Burgess has continued to draw on his strengths on his most recent outing and it’s resulted in one of his finest solo albums to date.

Psychic Markers’ self-titled third LP delves into themes of human nature and mortality while taking us on an storm riding journey.

Mark Lanegan has certainly been busy lately. This week sees the release of his twelfth studio solo album.

Radiohead guitarist's debut solo album is what you'd expect from a Radiohead guitarist. Which is nothing like you'd expect, of course.

The Strokes' latest album, 'The New Abnormal' shows signs that the band are putting their turbulent past behind them.

Instrumental albums unexpectedly drop for free on Nine Inch Nails' official website with a projection of the times we're in today.

A triumphant return from the godfathers of grunge.

With no signs of slowing down with age, Mark Lanegan continues to mould his influences into finely crafted albums.

After 30 years spanning The Afghan Whigs and The Gutter Twins, not to mention more collaborations and contributions that can be counted,...

A beautifully morose lo-fi debut from Norwegian trio.

The dream's certainly not over for PUP on a lively night in Southampton.

Both desolate and uplifting, sometimes the simple things work best.

Veteran guitarist has some things he wants to get off his chest. But in the fast paced world of politics, but has he left it too late?

Experimental musician releases his most accessible work to date.

Seattle rockers show why they stand as the last men of grunge at the finale of their Lightning Bolt tour.

High energy anthems com​bine with a healthy feeling of nineties nostalgia on an album that should only be played at full volume.

This London-based rock quartet didn't seem to get the memo about rock being dead.

Great lyrics and a voice that simmers combine to create a masterclass in singing the blues.

After a career that spans four decades, can the Manchester legends offer anything new on their 14th studio album?

Texan multi-instrumentalists quietly release a powerful ninth album.

Recreating their studio sound live proves to be a tall order for Tall Ships.

Portland's laid back alt-rockers pass through Bristol's Anson Rooms

After 16 years, Greg Dulli doesn't just dust off the Whigs' cobwebs, he storms through them.

The brooding singer/songwriter comes to Birmingham on the release of his Imitations ​album.

Lots of loops and catchy riffs culminate in a strong debut album from Falmouth trio.

A diverse range of musical styles helps the Kentucky rockers satisfy their evil urges - and they sure have fun doing it.