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EP REVIEW: Cainhurst – A Ceremony

The final entry in catch-up week sees us catching up with the ferocious debut EP of southwest emoviolence outfit, Cainhurst.

It won’t just be God smiling upon The Callous Daoboys after you’ve checked out this delightfully delirious musical experience.

Southwest hardcore is alive and spin-kicking on this killer debut EP from Breathe/Rust.

Hot off the heels of their killer tour with Creeper, Save Face release an EP that feels important in every way.

Muddle and Lorelai join forces to showcase just why they’re the most exciting new players of the post-hardcore scene.

Once more, Australia showcase why they’re top of the heavy music scene with this new EP from Brisbane based Uni/Vs.

The metalcore titans are back once more to show us just how to make heads bang on their quality new EP.

An EP that represents an era of change for melodic punk outfit Buds., ‘Stop.’ promises that they will continue to blossom.

Bodyweb bring sonic fury and emotional catharsis on their eclectic debut record, ‘train_wreck_simulation’.

There’s no wool behaviour on this EP; this latest scouse indie outfit are one of the best yet on their debut.