Recent posts
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SINGLE REVIEW: Sharpened.Lives – rabbit/hole
Sharpened.Lives hold tight to hope in a hopeless world on this heartfelt alternative rock anthem.
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EP REVIEW: The Grass Museum – Ministries
The Grass Museum aim for grandeur on this 1984 inspired EP, but crash and burn in the process.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Landon Noland – Zealot
Orlando’s Landon Noland gives a darkly beautiful look into the world of his debut record with new single ‘Zealot’.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Ho99o9 – Tomorrow We Escape
Ho99o9 continue their complete obliteration of genre restraints with their visceral third record.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Labyrinthine Oceans – automata
Newcastle-upon-Tyne’s finest grunge-gaze export return to muse on the death of humanity in the age of technology.
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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.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Stay Inside – Lunger
Stay Inside take you to the American frontier on their wonderfully cinematic third outing.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Chasing Dolls – Cobweb
The debut single of Chasing Dolls is a bristling emo anthem that challenges you to love even the darkest parts of the self.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Biffy Clyro – Futique
Thirty years deep into their career, Biffy Clyro release a record that offers no reason to get on board with them now.
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SINGLE REVIEW: NEONshe – Dopamine
Ahead of her final record under the NEONshe moniker, Jazmine Fayewood reveals herself to the world on this ode to ADHD.
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