12 November by Amarpal Singh

It's hard enough mastering one genre, Zebrahead have spent most of their career trying to master multiple. How does Walk The Plank fit in with their impressive catalogue?

12 November by Paul Harrison

Tech metal seems to be growing in popularity at the moment and This Is Shark Country are trying to capitalise on that with Chances, their four track EP.

8 November 2015 by Dan King

Folk-punk-rock isn't a genre most people would think of putting on. But here's why it should be for UK based Smokey Bastard.

3 November 2015 by Alex Mumford

American metallers Cryptopsy release their latest EP and first piece for 3 years. Alex takes a look.

2 November 2015 by Amarpal Singh

In October Coheed And Cambria released a new album. How good is it though?

2 November 2015 by Dan King

We have a look at the new album from Finnish rockers Entwine. From death metal to goth-rock, how do they keep going with all this change?

31 October 2015 by Aimée Thomson

Female fronted Between Waves have released their new EP. Aimée has given it a listen and given her thoughts. 

27 October 2015 by Amarpal Singh

Metalcore crew A Skylit Drive have gone through some testing times. Amarpal looks at how they've come out the other side.

27 October 2015 by James Salt

When a band who headline UK festivals releases a new album it's always cause for celebration. How does the Steel City's finest get on with their self titled new album?

26 October 2015 by Amarpal Singh

Does a change in direction reap the rewards that Mayday Parade hope it will? Amarpal take a look.

22 October by James Salt

Post Hardcore has become the latest 'fad' when it comes to genres, taking over from metalcore. How do Speaking The King's fare?

21 October 2015 by Dan King

Solo albums can often turn out to be a big old mistake. How does Quo bassist 'Rhino' Edwards get on with his second effort?

20 October 2015 by Alex Mumfod

The Swedish metallers have dropped Sovran on the world. Is it something you should be listening to? Find out here:

18 October 2015 by Dan King

The story of Dinosaur Pile-Up started a few years ago now, but Eleven Eleven may be the most important album they've released to date.

18 October 2015 by Dan King

Welsh rockers Never Found are releasing Sorrow And Cyanide on 31st October. How good is it though?

16 October 2015 by Dan King

If you live in the South and haven't heard of Gone By Tomorrow then you need to read this review.

15 October 2015 by James Salt

Spain has been seemingly lacking in decent rock bands over the years. Daylight are setting about fixing that with their pop-punk tones.

14 October by Dan King

If you're a metalcore fan and like music from the homeland of metal then Aurora are the band for you.

13 October 2015 by Dan King

Fans of rock music rejoice. There's a live Black Stone Cherry DVD. Recorded in Birmingham, take it in in all it's glory.

11 October 2015 by Daniel King

Welsh metal has had a hard time with Bullet For My Valentine falling from grace. It's ok though, Skindred are there to pick up the pieces.

11 October 2015 by Alex Mumford

If you're a fan of symphonic metal then click the button under this paragraph. Amberian Dawn will be for you.

11 October 2015 by Daniel King

In a time where female fronted bands are seemingly taking over, The Everlaine are doing thier part to join the scene.

10 October 2015 by Daniel King

If you've grown tired of the same old thrash metal then you might need some Essence in your life. 

10 October 2015 by James Salt

For fans of classic rock with a bluesy twist, Gentlemans Pistols are back.

8 October 2015 by Alex Mumford

If you're a fan of post-hardcore then this EP is right up your street. If not, come in and give it a try anyway, there's a good chance these guys will change your mind.

7 October 2015 by James Salt

This Essex five-piece have their EP, Narrenturm, out on 13th October 2015, but how good is it? James can tell you.

6 October 2015 by Daniel King

Sevendust have just begun their third decade in the business. How does their newest album hold up?

6 October 2015 by Alex Mumford

If you feel you're missing a bit of Christian metalcore from your life, For Today might be just the band you're looking for.

4 October 2015 by Alex Mumford

With a career spanning over 2 decades (ignoring the little break) Snail must now be considered veterans. How does their latest album fare?

3 October 2015 by Daniel King

Dallas Green has had a busy year in 2015, reforming Alexisonfire and a new City And Colour. How good is this latest piece?

3 October 2015 by James Salt

Florida's finest, Trivium, have returned with the follow up album to flop that was Vengeance Falls. How have they bounced back?

1 October 2015 by Alex Mumford

Finish metal maestros Children Of Bodom return with their new album I Worship Chaos. How are these veterans getting on these days?

30 September 2015 by Dan King

Press To Meco are a tidy little three piece with a style that might just give the rock scene the kick in the arse that it needs.

29 September 2015 by Aimée Thomson

You're familiar with Ugly Kid Joe, but it's been a long time since they released a new album. Think it's time you found your inner Kid!

29 September 2015 by Paul Harrison

Female four piece Young States have released their debut EP and Paul Harrison gives it a spin. 

16 September 2015 by Daniel King

If you're into your metalcore then have a read of this. It's Bristol based Koshiro releasing their new EP, Crown Of Venom.

16 September 2015 by James Salt

Our review of the new Bring Me The Horizon album is up now, how does it stand up to Sempiternal?

15 September 2015 by Daniel King

Long Live is the first album released by Orange County's Atreyu since their reformation in 2014. Here's what we think of it.

12 September 2015 by James Salt

A British rock band hitting the top of the official charts is always something to celebrate. Iron Maiden have done just that with The Book Of Soulds.

9 September 2015 by Aimée Thomson

With a career spanning decades and a 'final tour' under their belts already, we take in the new album from Backyard Babies.

31 August 2015 by Paul Harrison

With tones of classic rock gone by, Heartbreak Remedy are taking us back in time with Midnight Groove.

25 August 2015 by Paul Harrison

If you're into satanic music but aren't a fan of vocals that will make your ears bleed then Ghost are probably right for you.

24 August 2015 by Daniel King

The debut album from Krysthla is just on the horizon and we gave it a test drive. This is an album you're going to want to get involved with.

24 August 2015 by Daniel King

Kadavar have been around for a few years now and have now released their third studio album, Berlin. Head in to see what we thought.

20 August 2015 - Daniel King

Chris Cornell recently re-released his solo album Euphoria Morning. We took a look back at it to see if it was worthy of it.

12 August 2015 by Daniel King

The Sword have returned with High Country and bring their retro sounds to the fore once more.

12 August 2015 by James Salt

Our review of the Welsh metallers Bullet For My Valentine's new album, Venom, is now live.

10 August 2015 by Aimée Thomson

Hailing from Southampton, Elements are bringing their second EP to your ears. Aimée tells us what she thinks of it here.

7 August 2015 by Daniel King

One of the best up and coming bands has landed. How does their debut album sound? The Editor takes a look here.

6 July 2015 by Vikki Vaux

Bad Solution are bringing American metal to the UK. Their EP, Self Destruct, is out now.

6 July 2015 by James Salt

Thy Art Is Murder have released one of thier biggest albums so far. Here's our review of it.

24 June 2015 by Daniel King

Leeds has been churning out some great bands this last few years, but the best of the bunch may have just arrived. Fizzy Blood's debut EP is here.

21 June 2015 by Daniel King

California quintet Versus The World are set to release Homesick/Roadsick to the world and we took a listen. 

7 June 2015 by Aimée Thomson

The third Young Guns album has been through the wars. Cancelled, cancelled and then leaked. It's here now though. 

7 June 2015 by Luke Athorn

It's early days in the careers of the lads from wars and their debut EP has recently been released.

26 May 2015 by Daniel King

Guerilla rock is now a thing and Shoshin are doing it. Their album Epiphanies & Wastelands is out now, here's what we thought.

British quintet The Sun Explodes have released The Calm, The Storm EP, the follow up to 2013's We Build Mountains.

17 May 2015 by Daniel King

The new album from French rockers Chunk! No, Captain Chunk is here. How does it stand up to the rest of their stuff though?

12 May 2015 by Aimée Thomson

Essex rockers InMe have put out their first album since 2012, not just that though, it's the first of a trilogy. Hence the name.

11 May 2015 by Daniel King

Fragments is the second EP by Northern 4 piece Of Allies. We had a listen and you can read our thoughts on it here.

30 April 2015 by Luke Athorn

American rockers Sworn In have returned with their emotionally charged new album, The Lovers/The Devil.

23 April 2015 by Luke Athorn

The Road Ahead is the debut album from Welsh rockers Defy All Reason, the follow up to their ‘Every Second Counts’ EP. You’re wondering whether it’s any good? Head on in to find out.

20 April 2015 by Luke Athorn

London metal quintet SHIELDS release their second EP, ‘Guilt,’ later this month. They did us a solid and sent us a copy pre-release so that we can give you our official verdict. 

17 April 2015 by James Salt

Legendary hardcore mob Agnostic Front are back at it with their 11th studio album. Have a look at what James thinks of it.

15 April 2015 by Aimée Thomson

Saints Of Arcadia have gone and dropped their debut EP and Aimée gave it a listen. Have a look at what she thought.

13 April 2015 by James Salt

After just ticking over into their second decade, Enforcer are increasing their stock album by album. Have they carried on that trend here?

12 April 2015 by Daniel King

Bristol rockers Turbowolf have dropped their second album, Two Hands. How does it stack up compared to their self-titled debut?

6 April 2015 by Daniel King

Formerly a four piece, Californian rockers Throw The Goat have reduced by 25% in terms of man power. How has that affected their second album?

27 March 2015 by Daniel King

Having recently signed to In At The Deep End, Prolong The Agony are giving themselves the best possible starting point in 2015. All We Are signals their intent.

24 March 2015 by James Salt

Thin Lizzy's leftovers are still going and The Killer Instinct is their second album. Head on in and have a read. 

7 March 2015 by Daniel King

SMOOTH CRIMINAL you all shout, that's right and they're back with a new album. Is it any good? Head in and have a read.

6 March 2015 by Chris Alexander

Chris' first piece for Mind Noise Network is reviewing the new Enslaved album. An interesting piece from the most controversial genre of metal the world has ever seen.

1 March 2015 by Aimée Thomson

Profane And The Sacred are one of the leading lights in British stoner metal. Their album came out recently and you can see Aimée's review here.

1 February 2015 - by Rob Dixon

Having just joined the PR guys over at Roxeavy Music, Osmium Guillotine could be up for a big year in 2015. Their debut album is out now and they sent us a copy to get our opinions.

25 January 2015 - by Daniel King

British rockers, with a Spanish tinge these days, Furyon are about to release their second album, Lost Salvation. We've given it a listen and now don't think we'll be listening to anything else in 2015. 

21 January 2015 - by Daniel King

A second EP for Blackburn rockers Sky Valley Mistress and they will be hoping will catapult them into the spotlight. Is it good enough to do it though?

19 January 2015 - by James Salt

After a big break Indestructible Noise Command returned in 2010. A few years later and it seems that Black Hearse Serenade could be the album that fires them back into people's ears.

18 January 2015 - by James Salt

We haven't featured much black metal on here for a while. That's sorted now as we have the debut EP by American trio Astral Blood. 

7 January 2015 - by Rob Dixon

Dani Filth has his finger in many a pie and Devilment are another one of them. Their debut album, The Great and Secret Show, was released towards the end of 2014 and this is what we thought to it.

2 January 2015 - by Daniel King

Newcastle five piece North Seasons debut album is released on 20th January 2015 and we've had a listen. Get your first bit of hardcore in 2015. 

17 November 2014 - by James Salt

Croydon based trio Bad Sign are releasing EP 'Destroy' on 24th November 2014. Check out what we thought of this 5 track record. 

5 November 2014 - by James Salt

Vicious Nature have evolved from the pieces of various bands from over the years. They have pulled together and have put out this EP, Salvation. Have a read of our review. 

27 October 2014 - by James Salt

Days Remain are a tri from Berkshire that have been doing things a little differently since they started out as a solo project. They've now grown and have put out their first album. Have a read what we thought.

19 October 2014 - by Daniel King

Texas Hippie Coalition have put out their fourth studio album, Ride On. Another album of big hitters featuring the biggest frontman around. 

6 October 2014 - James Salt

If you haven't heard about King 810 by now you really should have. Whether you love or hate them, they're great for a good discussion. Their debut album is out now.

18 September 2014 - Daniel King

Black Moth have had a big couple of years. Their debut album was received well and, after some big tours and a few appearences at big festivals, they're back with their second studio album.

7 September 2014 - Daniel King

American duo Lost In A Name have collaborated with some big names on their new record A Silence In Static. Have a read of what we thought of their newest album.