Tag: metalcore

13 October 2022 / Metal

English quintet, Defects, are the hyped band of the moment. They played Download and Bloodstock this year, and they have the biggest name in the UK metal PR sector promoting…

12 October 2022 / Metal
6 October 2022 / Metal

Any band that market their music as “modern metal” usually have a nefarious agenda to infuse their music with pop and hip-hop. You can expect glitch effects, R&B-inspired autotune vocals,…

30 September 2022 / Hardcore

Stray from the Path are a band with much crossover appeal. They started as a mathcore-influenced hardcore unit, worked with Misha Mansoor of Periphery for 2009’s Make Your Own History,…

22 September 2022 / Metal

Parkway Drive are a big deal in mainstream music. They also top the charts in their native Australia with each album release. Look at the major festival headlining slots over…

21 September 2022 / Metal

SBR last encountered Tyneside’s Rituals on their 2021 debut EP, Awake. At the time, we noted how ‘their rhythmic foundations are strong, but their song-writing credentials are still in flux,…

8 September 2022 / Metal
1 September 2022 / Metal
31 August 2022 / Metal

SBR last encountered metalcore lifer, Joseph Izayea, earlier this year in his Seeking Sirens project. In our review of the band’s debut EP, we lamented that ‘There’s enough metallic madness…

25 August 2022 / Metal

A question that remains intangible is how the merger of metal and hardcore in the late 1990s ended up being the one genre in heavy music that would be the…