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REVIEW: Movements - Happier Now
MOVEMENTS have always been a band of contrasting ideas. Their music can sound magnificently giant while dealing with emotions that make the world feel incredibly small. For their fourth album, Happier Now, the Californian post hardcore quartet lean further into that emotion, leaning more into the confidence and melancholy of 2023’s RUCKUS!. Opening with Pulse, the scene is set for what is to come for the rest of the album. With angular riffs and layered harmonies that feel re
Laura Davies
16 hours ago3 min read


Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, August 26th 2026
In the two weeks past, the music world has given us the shoegazey indie-rock of BEABADOOBEE, the queer emo rage of ÓMOIA, the melancholic gothic metal of LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE, and so much more. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Track of the Week: Noahfinnce - Too Sensitive In Too Sensitive, political frustration and personal vulnerability come together into one of NOAHFINNCE’s most entertaining tracks yet. Packed with a punchy, energetic pop-punk rhythm, it is the be
Out of Rage Team
6 days ago8 min read


Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, May 20th 2026
We're swinging out of spring and into summer here at Out of Rage, with clear skies above our heads and a sun-charged atmosphere all around us. We've been enjoying kicking our feet back and spinning some sick new tunes for the season. Here's what we've been listening to lately: As It Is - Do You Remember? AS IT IS return with Do You Remember?, their most nostalgic and self‑mythologising track yet. The track is the third single from their upcoming self‑titled album out in July
Out of Rage Team
May 209 min read


LIVE FROM THE PIT: Outbreak Festival Weekend
Outbreak’s Saturday and Sunday were incredibly different from their Friday offering - you can check out our Friday review here! Saturday...
Kayleigh Fryer
Jul 12, 20249 min read
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