post punk Archives | Page 2 of 15 | The Other Side Reviews

Curtain – Fire (2026)

The deep breath before the storm; emptiness and eerie silence before the intense wave of something explosive, overwhelming and all-consuming.

“Life can be hard, some days you write songs about it” – truer words were never spoken, and Hail The

The ethereal, sombre sound of Golem Dance Cult is not something I come across very often. With their new single,

Vivid, vibrant, rambunctious and rebellious, but with the soothing sense of connection and clarity, RIOT SON captures the core of

Hollow Shift is back with Reload, an EP that leans even further into tension, movement, and atmosphere. From the first

Irish post-punk has been on a tear these past few years, but Ash Red’s The Foreign Game feels less like another entry

Founded in 2020 as the “creative laboratory and musical playground” of singer-songwriter Peer Lebrecht, VOYNA saunters across various genres ranging

Continuing to challenge conventions with each single, 9 o’clock Nasty is intoxicating and indefinable. The trio can swing from hip-hop

Formed in the 1990s, Italian rock collective Julie’s Haircut has been entertaining audiences for over three decades. While the band

Cutting through the noise, stripping things down, pounding meaning and emotion back into a world that’s “lost the plot”, singer-songwriter