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LIVE REVIEW: alright (okay), The Marigolds, Broken Down Golf Cart, Broadsheet Speak, Face It Tegan, Colourwash @ Future Yard
alright (okay) offered a celebration of local music and endings with their EP release all-dayer event.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Syntara – The Mind’s Descent
Closing out 2025’s single reviews is the bristling double-single of Merseyside sci-fi concept metalcore outfit Syntara.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Blue Jean – Final Hour
Soulful songstress Blue Jean ensures that your Song of the Year lists need to be redrafted with this incredible work of art.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Labyrinthine Oceans – clipped wings
Not content with going quietly into 2026, Labyrinthine Oceans offer one final sweeping single to see out the year.
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ALBUM REVIEW: vianova – Hit It!
Imagine a great white shark. Give it sunglasses, a mohawk, and a Guy Fieri fire shirt. It still won’t be as cool as vianova’s debut LP.
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EP REVIEW: male//gaze – TOO LATE NOW
male//gaze showcase their “extreme pop” sound and push the boundaries of what is possible in music.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Paledusk – Paledusk
Paledusk are the shape of metal to come; this is a debut record that deserves and demands your attention.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Eva Kiss – Oh, My God
The latest single of West Yorkshire songstress Eva Kiss is a dramatic reinterpretation of grunge ideas.
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EP REVIEW: So Far So Good – So Far So Good
So Far So Good emerge at the very front of the pack of hardcore’s latest wave with this searing sophomore experience.
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Marigolds – Robot Queen
The Marigolds are back and more ferocious than ever, with their brilliant and slightly ridiculous new rager.
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