Emo Reviews

Hometown show for Dystopian Future Movies on their co-headline tour with Fvnerals.

Death Cab for Cutie w/ Chastity Belt Manchester Academy 1 3rd November 2015 Death Cab for Cutie return to the UK to promote their latest album "Kintsugi"....

Manchester pop-punks Landmarks wear their hearts on their sleeve, but aren't afraid about getting them soaked in beer either. Louder Than War's Dave Beech rather belatedly reviews their latest EP.

As the festival closes we're left with so many lasting memories and we have not one but two Seaford Mods reviews from todays blasphemous performances.

A phenomenal evening provided by 3 of Leeds finest bands, one hometown gig is exciting but when you get three in one night it becomes excitement overload!

The phenomenal Hysterical Injury are back with an insane new EP, that sees them showcasing a variety of facets to their sound. Lee Hammond is completely blown away by their versatility and brilliance.

The Front Bottoms The Garage, London September 5th 2014 The pop-punk/emo revival of the last few years has left a bitter taste in the mouth's of purists,...

At 10 tracks and 18 minutes, Joyce Manor's Never Hungover Again is a rush of fraught pop-punk energy.

Blackthorn Festival seems to work as a microcosm of your traditional festival experience. Dave Beech reports back from day two of the Stockport jamboree.

Louder Than War's Simon Tucker reviews the new album from one of London's most prolific recording bands, Boris.

Scottish upstarts Terrafraid release Despondant via BandCamp. Louder Than War's Ian Critchley reviews.

A feminist punk-pop missile aimed at the heart of the alt-rock mainstream says Louder Than War’s Paul Margree about Perfect Pussy's brilliant new album.