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Two decades after their monumental debut changed the alternative rock forever, Evanescence are proving that their reign is nowhere near over. The gothic rock icons have officially returned with their highly anticipated sixth studio album, 'Sanctuary', and it’s already making massive waves.
Aside from being completely taken by the brilliant imagery of a 'Naked Brunch', we are mesmerized by the actual music this London four-piece is putting into the world. 'Bitter Soul' is the softly spoken, stunning alternative dream release that served as our introduction to the band, and it has us completely hooked.
'Easy Times' is the latest release from Los Angels-based band seeTrees who are blending influences taken from classic rock, and Americana and bring in a hint of lyrical mastery. With the release of their latest feel-good track that celebrates the endo f trying times and anticipates easier days on the horizon we had to have a chat to get to know the band a bit better!
Some songs you can tell were written at 2am in a quiet room. David Raine's 'Ball of Light' is one of those. You can feel the smallness of where it started, and somehow that makes it sound enormous.
Noir Addiction is the dark industrial rock band that landed on our radar through recently released single and the music video for 'How She's Got It'. Raspy vocals cut through the mix with mantra-like lyrics, supporting the foundation for this rambling heavy rock release.
To step into Zoe Konez’s latest album, 'Everything’s Fine', is to willingly enter a dreamlike state. It is a rare kind of sonic sanctuary, and gently pulled me out of a negative mind spiral and dropped me into a world where I could simply float. Written, recorded, and entirely self-produced by Konez between the contrasting energies of Brixton and Brighton, this 11-track collection is her most open-hearted release yet; an intimate, self-produced realization that the life you once chased no longer fits.
Paul Louis Villani isn't politically motivated, does not proclaim to have any answers, nor pretend to know how to fix any of what is going wrong, however he's got feelings and perceptions, which he turns into music. Lately they've been telling him that something feels off, so he's decided to share those feelings, 'Who Do You Belong to Know? (Great Southern Land)' is the result of that, and it gave us some questions for him to answer. Get to know Paul Louis Villani on musicforthemisfits.com.
Not all opening acts complement their headliner, but Ry-Guy proved to be the perfect match. Blending gently spoken verses with a mesmerizing display of vocal range, their frontman commanded the stage from the moment he stepped on it. Backed by a tight setup of drums, guitars, samples, and keys, the band delivered a wildly streamlined musical chaos that perfectly bridged the worlds of alt-rock and shoegaze and brilliantly opened the evening for Deadletter!
Last week we spent our weekend at Vestrock in Hulst, a beautiful little town in the south of The Netherlands. Vestrock is a three day festival for music lovers of indie pop, rock, rap, hip hop, shoegaze and everything in-between. Aside from the festival's main stage, it features several smaller stages, tents, a wooden chapel, and a very nice food area! We enjoyed music from Captain, Paceshifters, The Wombats and Chloe Slater to name a few.
For the misfits who wear their hearts on their sleeves, Basciville's 'Love In The Time Of The State' is a beautifully devastating sanctuary. This soothing alternative pop release instantly pulls on your heartstrings, gently drawing you in with delicate guitar shimmers and floating, wandering vocals that make a careful entry into the mix.
If your brain is fried from a brutal stretch of work, Maudlin Strangers has delivered the perfect sonic reset button. Their single "Spaghetti Western" is a brilliant breath of fresh air that practically begs you to lean back, let go, and allow the music to wash over your senses. It’s a beautifully unhurried slice of alternative pop-rock, driven by a softly swaying rhythm and velvety vocals that gently carry you through a mesmerizing musical journey. The track effortlessly showcases the refined vision of Los Angeles native Jake Hays, who first launched Maudlin Strangers as a solo indie project back in 2010. After making waves independently and expanding into a full band made up of close friends, the project caught the attention of BMG/Vagrant Records. That partnership led to their acclaimed 2015 label-debut Overdose EP and a major North American tour alongside Bad Suns. With "Spaghetti Western," Hays and company prove they’ve mastered the art of the slow burn. It’s the kind of atmospheric, genre-blurring track that feels custom-made for the misfits who find comfort in the cinematic shadows of alt-rock. Stream it, unwind, and let it ride.
If you’re drowning in the mid-afternoon slump, watching the office clock tick backward, Tablefox brought us the ultimate antidote. Their electrifying new single 'Into Your Eyes' doesn't just wake you up, it shakes you alive with a fierce, enigmatic brand of rock that demands to be heard.
I rewrote the intro to this review multiple times but I'll just dive straight in; The Vices hit the mark, overdelivered, and captivated from the beginning until the end of their only Dutch headline show of 2026 at Amsterdam's Paradiso and I'm grateful I didn't miss it.
Live: Manchester's Arkayla turned up the dial at The Cluny
Words by Joanna Long From Polish explorers to dirty basslines, from the not-so-quiet ache of internal reflection of many to anthems built for comradic arms-in-the-air, just in case it wasn’t already hot enough in Newcastle on a Wednesday night, Arkayla arrived ready to turn up the dial and make the room absolutely sweat. And what a reception they got. Cluny 2 was packed to the rafters for the…
Following their critically acclaimed 2021 debut 'Myths and Yarns', Ireland’s raucous trad-punk six-piece, The Outcast Crew, explodes back onto the scene with their sophomore album, 'Rovin’ Again'. The record brilliantly fuses the raw energy of 70s punk icons like The Clash with the traditional mastery of The Pogues.
Following their 2024 debut 'A View From Down Below', Dutch folk trio Laguz returns with 'Songs for Taliesin' (April 2026), a compact triptych diving deep into Welsh mythology. Its stunning lead single, 'Dawns Oluf', is a wonderful, angelic masterpiece that serves as the perfect introduction to my new favourite band.
Live: Demob Happy conclude UK tour with bang in Newcastle
Words by Ryan BrownPhoto by Jack Hope Demob Happy concluded their UK tour with a bang at Newcastle’s The Grove by blending heavy riffs, catchy hooks and a significant amount of suave behaviour on stage. The opening act for the night was Father Hell, a stage persona adopted by Demob Happy’s touring guitarist who that night performed a double shift. He walked out wearing a bolo tie and draped in…