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SINGLE REVIEW: Noise Beneath The Floor – opening a door
Officially opening the door to a brand new era, Ohio’s children Noise Beneath The Floor offer up cinematic indie rock perfection.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Topiary Creatures – Greenhouse Oubliette
Nashville’s maximalist punks return for their fourth full-length outing, and display just why they are the most essential emo band of the current generation.
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EP REVIEW: MLEKO – The Feast of St. Perpetua
MLEKO’s debut EP sees the Manchester seven-piece making a strong argument for their presence in the burgeoning post-punk revival scene.
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EP REVIEW: Pretty Sure – Places You’ve Been.
The sophomore EP of Michigan’s Pretty Sure is a must-listen collection of cathartic emo bangers.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Maverick Mom – Travessia
Are you feeling groovy, punk? Maverick Mom offer the funkiest post-hardcore you’ll have ever heard on their phenomenal debut record.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Phantom Lane – Bodybag Couture
Pioneers of “haunted house metalcore”, duo Phantom Lane cement their place high on the list of the year’s best releases with their sophomore single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: A Place For Owls (feat. phoneswithchords) – To Be Found
The lead single of A Place For Owls’ upcoming collaborative EP sees the Denver emos offering a song of the year contender.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Between Bodies – Hands To Hold Each Other
Germany’s Between Bodies offer an emo masterpiece for their sophomore record.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Auraboros – Blood Halo
Heralding the era of their debut album, Manchester metalcore titans Auraboros are here to remind that violence oppression requires violent solutions.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Truck – Your Life & Mine
Grab your horse, get a sunset, and get riding into that desert; Truck’s new single is a wonderfully cinematic country bop.
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