Recent posts
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Drivers Club – So Fine
We might be in a mass extinction event, but that doesn’t mean we can’t make it worse! The Drivers Club get to grips with the wilful ignorance of the 1%.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Labyrinthine Oceans – untitled
With an upcoming trip around England on the horizon, grungy and gazey rockers Labyrinthine Oceans are set release their latest single ‘untitled’.
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LIVE REVIEW: HasHinders, Paint Me In Colour, Puppet Show, Maggie Witch, Don’t Watch The News @ EBGBS
You never know what you’re going to get when you shop locally for concerts. Maybe you’ll get an upcoming support act with a collection of alternative rock bangers. Maybe a headliner with no released songs, but a magical live set. You can never be certain. It’s a £10 gamble. And it can be a lot…
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SINGLE REVIEW: Roscoe Street – Overdraft
Another day, another fantastic debut from a Liverpool band; Roscoe Street put on a display of pure talent with their funk infused new single.
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EP REVIEW: Bonk! – The Act Of Doing It
With their debut EP, Bonk! are here to prove that you can’t spell ‘funk’ without ‘fun’.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Asleep At The Helm – Our New Kingdom
Manchester’s heavy scene continues to thrive, with a ferocious new single from Asleep At The Helm.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Topiary Creatures – The Metaphysical Tech Support Hotline
Existential dread through the lens sparkly maximalist punk? Prepare for something special from Topiary Creatures.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Auraboros feat. the great nothing – Contemplating
Two of Manchester’s premier underground heavy outfits collide on this blistering new metalcore anthem.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Pale Strangers – Deep Waters
Rival Bones are dead! Long live the Pale Strangers! Merseyside’s finest power rock duo are back after six years, with a new name but the same huge sound.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Stay Inside – Ferried Away
You can’t spell ‘memento mori’ without ‘emo’, and Stay Inside are here to remind you of that with their compelling sophomore record.
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