Category: EP Review
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EP REVIEW: Cruel Season – Colour
Liverpool indie outfit Cruel Season deliver an essential listening experience with their cinematic debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: Love As Always – Bloom
English emo outfit Love As Always improve upon themselves in every considerable way with their glittering sophomore EP.
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EP REVIEW: ALEYA – How It Ends
North-west alternative metal outfit Aleya offer a behemoth of a listen with their expansive EP, ‘How It Ends’.
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EP REVIEW: Sawtega – All Blood Dries
South Wales “nettle-core” outfit Sawtega merge alternative metal and grunge together for a ferociously defiant debut EP.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Calvaria – Ghost
Bristolian alternative metal outfit Calvaria bring the gothic gloom on their monolithic new single.
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EP REVIEW: So Far So Good – THIS CROSS TO BEAR
London’s So Far So Good cement their importance in the hardcore scene with their immense third EP.
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MIXTAPE REVIEW: Dead Animals – SCANDALS
Merseyside industrial EDM project Dead Animals finally unveil their long awaited debut mixtape, and incite hedonistic revelry in the process.
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EP REVIEW: AMBERS – Giving Up The Fight
Liverpool indie rock newcomers AMBERS continue to shine bright on their dreamy sophomore EP.
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EP REVIEW: MAARLA – Les chant des ruines
Nantes outfit MAARLA join the ranks of the brilliant French screamo scene with an electrifying debut EP.
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EP REVIEW: The Grass Museum – There Is No Snow
London experimental rock duo The Grass Museum offer a glimpse of something special on their latest three-track EP.