Recent posts
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SINGLE REVIEW: Dog Days – Starting Again
Newcastle-upon-Tyne four piece Dog Days offer a gorgeously grunge-toned indie rock anthem for their sophomore single.
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ALBUM REVIEW: PRESIDENT – Blood Of Your Empire
Controversial masked metalcore outfit PRESIDENT offer a divisive yet promising debut record.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Loathe – A Stranger To You
Liverpool’s progressive metal outfit Loathe return after five long years to offer yet another creative masterpiece.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Shortdaughter – Rat Race / Tyrant
Ahead of their live debut at No Play Fest, Manchester’s Shortdaughter offer a double serving of riotous pop-tinged hardcore.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Career Day – Last Good Day We Get
Career Day bring back the glory days of pop-punk on this snappy yet sincere look at keep your head up when the world is falling apart.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Noise Beneath The Floor – even more exile
Noise Beneath The Floor unveil yet another Song of the Year contender with beautifully vulnerable musings on fate and trauma.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Landon Noland – Numbers
Orlando’s Landon Noland continues to demonstrate remarkable musical evolution, with a seven minute progressive rock behemoth of a single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: tenmonthsummer – listening to kerosene heights makes me want to be a better person
Chicago’s tenmonthsummer bring folk music into the fold on the gorgeous lead single for upcoming EP, ‘midwestern haikus’.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Katarsis – Tu matei
Lithuania’s post-punk three-piece Katarsis maintain the momentum of an already hectic year, with one of their finest songs to date.
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SINGLE REVIEW: sharpened.lives – as resistance comes to be
Germany’s doompunks return with a ferocious hardcore anthem for fight back against rising fascism.
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