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ALBUM REVIEW: Black Country, New Road – Forever Howlong

Black Country, New Road’s pastoral dreaming unfortunately leaves you feeling a little tired of it all.

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

linoleumville’s haunting debut is an incredible feat of not just musicianship, but artistry.

Roscoe Street have returned to remind you that a party is only worth having when you invite them along.

nightsway.’s debut EP is a heartfelt foray into the realms of indie rock and emo.

The Sukis return after two years of honing their craft with the most perfected example of their sound to date.

Ukraine’s Ziferblat offer a gorgeous listening experience on their first ever English language EP.

Move over The Beatles, there is only one Liverpool band deserving of the title ‘Fab Four’; Loathe have returned to save metal once more.

Folk-pop songstress Eve O’Riordan continues to demonstrate why she is a must-know name on the Merseyside music circuit.

PUP’s fifth record is a glorious showcase of how to be introspective and sound fun whilst doing so.