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ALBUM REVIEW: Jools – Violent Delights

It has been quite the wait to see what these post-punk artists would have to offer on their debut record; was the wait worth it?

After representing their country at Eurovision, Lithuania’s Katarsis continue to offer brilliantly brooding alternative rock.

Ahead of another lengthy tour alongside The Dear Hunter, the London duo have released another demonstration of indie pop perfection.

Soot Sprite’s debut album is here to remind you that even when the world’s on fire, there’s always something worth living for.

Private roads’ second single is a bristling rock and roll anthem that puts Dad rock back on the map.

Turnstile return after four years with an album that defies all attempts to label, for better and for worse.

Mainz’s Sharpened.Lives offer a scathing commentary of police state politics on this monstrously heavy single.

House of Protection once again refuse to adhere to expectations or genre, with a killer sophomore EP.

Bouquet continue their trend of being the most exciting emo band you’ve yet to hear with an incredible sophomore EP.

Sleep Token’s latest record is both a brilliant and bloated mess of great ideas and uninspired lows.