FARE-THE-WELL PUSH TO FIRE (2008-2015)
Howdy folks As you may have noticed, things have been a little quiet on the Push To Fire site of late, and it’s with a heavy heart that we announce […]
Category Archives: Reviews
LIVE REVIEW: MALLORY KNOX – LEEDS BECKETT STUDENTS’ UNION, LEEDS [12/11/14]
Supported by Moose Blood, Fort Hope and FrnkIero andthe Cellabration Reviewed by Suzy Harrison It’s tough opening a gig like this but even though Moose Blood arrive on stage to […]
REVIEW: YELLOWCARD – LIFT A SAIL
Reviewed by Mark Plummer When the albums start to pile up, what direction do you take? How does a band mix it up yet keep it relevant to who they […]
REVIEW: NEW FOUND GLORY – RESURRECTION
Reviewed by Mark Plummer New Found Glory have become stalwarts of the pop-punk/punk-rock scene. Over an illustrious seventeen years, one thing seems to never change: their ability to release unbelievably […]
REVIEW: OUTRIGHT – AVALANCHE
Reviewed by Bec Hennessy I was pretty damn impressed when I saw this Melbourne hardcore outfit support Refused back in 2012. And when you consider that the Refused reformation & tour was all my teenage dreams […]
REVIEW: THE COLOR MORALE – HOLD ON PAIN ENDS
Reviewed by Jade Daly So, The Color Morale have just released their fourth studio album Hold On Pain Ends and [as expected] it’s pretty god damn good. Their track record […]
REVIEW: ANTISKEPTIC – STARE DOWN THE OCEAN
Reviewed by Mark Plummer The return of a musical act always warrants certain skepticism; will this be a release that time apart benefits from, or will it be a bike […]
REVIEW: HURST – IV [EP]
Reviewed by Meghan Player Australian music is entering an interesting and explosive time – with more and more local bands grabbing audiences by the balls and wowing them with some […]
REVIEW: FRNKIERO ANDTHE CELLABRATION – STOMACHACHES
Reviewed by Meghan Player Like any mid-to-late 20-something year old, it’s fair to say a fair part of my formative teenage years were defined by bands like The Used, AFI, […]
REVIEW: DIE! DIE! DIE! – S W I M
Reviewed by Mark Plummer There’s a lot to appreciate from this release. First and foremost, this is a punk band that sound like a punk band: from the dirt and […]
