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LIVE REVIEW: The Sukis, Danger Dog, Carleigh Mack, Big Bad Cat @ 2ube Xtra
The closing ceremony of LIPA’s 2ube Xtra 2024 brought some of the finest talent that the institute has to offer to the people of Liverpool.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Occasional Dreams – Walls
The latest rising stars in the Liverpool indie scene bring some heartland rock to Merseyside on their gorgeous new single.
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EP REVIEW: Breathe/Rust – THERE IS HELL
South-west blackened hardcore outfit Breathe/Rust are back, with a conceptual follow-up to their debut EP.
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SINGLE REVIEW: cartoonhead – Slick
Birmingham’s finest indie band are back once more, with what could be their best work to date.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Origami Angel – Fruit Wine
Emo’s finest duo are back. Ahead of their upcoming tour, Origami Angel deliver their no-nonsense new single, ‘Fruit Wine’.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Coheed & Cambria – The Joke
Sci-fi prog rockers Coheed & Cambria return with a delightfully menacing one off single dedicated to the Joker.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Knocked Loose – You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To
Believe the hype; the most hotly anticipated heavy record of 2024 not only meets the expectations set for it, but completely blows them away.
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SINGLE REVIEW: LOVELETTER – Choke
Don’t expect this love letter to be whispering you sweet nothings; the freshest hardcore from South Wales is here with a sonic bludgeon.
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ALBUM REVIEW: With Sails Ahead – Infinite Void
The void might be infinite, but this ain’t no creative abyss; With Sails Ahead finally release their sparkling debut record.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Pale Strangers – Ghosts Are Gone
The second release in Pale Strangers’ new era, the band sound bigger, louder, and more hungry than ever before.
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