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ALBUM REVIEW: NEONshe – The Moon Knows All My Secrets

The final chapter of NEONshe’s story is packed brilliant, bombastic pop anthems that showcase the artist’s vulnerable side like never before,

MASSA NERA craft one of the year’s most unsettling records, as the screamo outfit grapple with the climate crisis.

Creeper’s Sanguivore sequel is a disappointingly un-devilish mess.

The Last Dinner Party offer a sweeping, swashbuckling sophomore record that evolves upon their debut perfectly.

Ho99o9 continue their complete obliteration of genre restraints with their visceral third record.

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’.