• Under The Radar – Blood Lament

    Blood Lament is a Sheffield-based metalcore artist inspired by themes of revenge and personal struggles, particularly in their latest release, “Authority,” which discusses abusive relationships. The band’s music is relatable, with influences from artists like Bring Me The Horizon. They aim to enhance their stage presence and release more music over the next year.

  • Battle Of The Bands – Foo Fighters vs Katatonia

    This series encourages fans to support their favourite bands by engaging in matchups between them. Participants are invited to discuss their preferences in the comments, share interesting facts, and recount personal experiences with the bands. The post features the Foo Fighters and Katatonia, urging fans to express their loyalty.

  • Song Of The Week – ISTA – Gods In Heat

    ISTA, a six-piece band since 2019, delivers groove-laden psych rock. Their featured track, “Gods In Heat,” showcases their creative process, stemming from an inspired bass riff. The song explores existence’s intensity and beauty. Their new album, “In Sound To All,” is also available for listening on Spotify.

  • New Rock Roundup Vol 49

    The New Rock Roundup is a weekly feature that ranks recent rock music releases across various genres, including rock, metal, punk, and indie. Each song is accompanied by Fox’s personal insights, fostering engagement through reader rankings and opinions. Featured artists include Sevendust, Jam Merchants, and Suncharmer.

  • Why Do Some Rock Fans Prefer The Lo-Fi Sound?

    Lo-Fi music values authenticity over perfection, embracing imperfections in production that reflect a human touch. This DIY ethos, characterised by recording on budget equipment, creates an alternative sound that resists commercial overproduction. The warmth and emotional depth of these flaws foster a stronger connection with listeners.

  • This Week’s Tunes Vol – 86

    Welcome to our weekly post dedicated to what each member of the team has been listening to. Delve into the inner workings of what comes out of the speaker at Fox Reviews Rock HQ! What’s more is that every song in these posts will end up on a dedicated Spotify playlist. Meaning you can catch…

  • Judging By The Cover: Vol – 37

    This series presents abstract descriptions of famous rock and metal album art, inviting readers to guess the albums based on these clues. An example given features a close-up of black and white jeans with the band and album names printed in red. Engagement is encouraged through comments.

  • From The Archives: The Beatles – Rubber Soul

    “From The Archives” revisits a notable 1965 album by The Beatles that marked their artistic evolution towards a more mature sound. With introspective lyrics and folk influences, the album prioritised cohesion over chart hits. Highlight tracks include “Drive My Car,” “Norwegian Wood,” and “In My Life,” showcasing their innovative storytelling and deep emotional resonance.