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ALBUM REVIEW: Casey – How To Disappear

After reuniting two years ago, Casey have now gifted us with a powerful new record that grapples with love, loss, and what is left behind.

Today’s catch-up sees us join the slow life of southern state suburbia on Wednesday’s cult classic fifth record.

In a week of Catch-Up Reviews, we look at the big comeback that put Fall Out Boy back at the top of the emo royalty.

Agnes Manners return to muse on what peace even truly means on their touching sophomore record.

A night of fantastic live music without leaving your house, sounds too good to be true, but Landon Noland provides it right here.

Dreamwell return to astound audiences with their visceral sophomore effort, ‘In My Saddest Dreams, I Am Beside You’.

Being undead never sounded so alive; Southampton gothic legends Creeper are back from beyond with a vengeance.

It might not have meant to be like that, but you can rejoice that it was; pulses. mean business on their phenomenal third album.

Manchester’s rising pop-punk stars Hot Milk deliver a solid collection of songs that perfectly showcase their signature style.

Done with their disco era, Royal Blood take us back to their roots with their fourth album.