Every review you read about synth duo, Mesh, in 2026 will mention two things. First point: they never receive their dues in their home country of England when northern Europe,…
Tag: industrial rock
Thompson Twins changed their name to Babble in 1993 to move away from their synth-pop identity. Seldom does this happen in rock or metal with the most notable exception being…
Los Angeles duo, Youth Code, are one of the few artists to receive praise for reviving the industrial/EBM music of the late 1980s that never achieved its full potential. Tours…
Greek doomgaze trio, Church of the Sea, formed in 2017 and have one EP and one album to their name coming into 2025. This time they want to rewrite one…
‘Why League of Distortion had to wait until the last third of their LP to show their true quality makes for a frustrating listening experience, but it shows this band…
New York post-industrialists, Uniform, hope you will appreciate their art as a paradox. They want to create music that’s hideous and beautiful, yet they often err towards the former. Album…
It’s inevitable, if not a bit depressing, that nu metal should see a revival. After all, this was the last time heavy guitar music broke through into the pop charts…
Indian composer, Ritwik Shivam, is a skilled multi-instrumentalist and core existentialist. As a man of many talents, it should come as no surprise that his musical influences vary with the…
It’s obvious Pridelands are an artist on SharpTone Records after just one song. Their label is a Nuclear Blast spin-off that specialises in signing emo-tinged and djent-fuelled metalcore artists in…