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ALBUM REVIEW: Hot Milk – Corporation P.O.P

Hot Milk’s sophomore effort is a riotous collection of political pop-punk bangers with bite.

Stay Inside take you to the American frontier on their wonderfully cinematic third outing.

Thirty years deep into their career, Biffy Clyro release a record that offers no reason to get on board with them now.

Kerosene Heights step up on their sophomore record to produce what could be the emo record of the year.

Merseyside’s Red Rum Club get angry on their country-fuelled fifty record, ‘BUCK’.

Nova Twins return for their third full-length record, but struggle to leave much of a lasting impact.

As December Falls’ fourth record offers big emo anthems, but nothing to really get your teeth into.

‘Keepsake’ is the first record in ten years from Ontario’s New Design, and is a cinematic display of heartfelt emo post-rock.

Marking their first LP release in eight years, ‘Awaken, Asleep.’ is a great reintroduction into the world of Sound of a Smirk.

It has been quite the wait to see what these post-punk artists would have to offer on their debut record; was the wait worth it?