Recent posts
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EP REVIEW: President – King Of Terrors
President’s inaugural offering is a masterclass in modern metalcore, for better and for worse.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kerosene Heights – Blame It On The Weather
Kerosene Heights step up on their sophomore record to produce what could be the emo record of the year.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Maverick Mom – Adabana
Maverick Mom deliver a whirlwind performance of jazz infused math rock goodness on this brilliant new single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Roscoe Street – Sunbleached
Roscoe Street submit their contender for song of the year with this classy, summery funk rock banger.
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EP REVIEW: Brides – Leche
Brides unleash a wildly creative debut EP that takes you from emo to country effortlessly.
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EP REVIEW: rozemary – the lies they made me believe
rosemary’s debut EP is thunderous showcase of Merseyside’s next metalcore stars,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Red Rum Club – BUCK
Merseyside’s Red Rum Club get angry on their country-fuelled fifty record, ‘BUCK’.
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EP REVIEW: Bodyweb – deadwired
Hardcore rising stars Bodyweb put on a masterclass of genre-bending antics on this visceral EP.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nova Twins – Parasites & Butterflies
Nova Twins return for their third full-length record, but struggle to leave much of a lasting impact.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Dead Animals – Focus
At long last, Ruby Roadkill’s Dead Animals return, with a dizzying industrial rager that is certain to get under your skin.
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