Tag: new music
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SINGLE REVIEW: Sefeltt – Kiss Me
Born from the ashes of Juno, Merseyside-based five-piece Sefeltt kickstart their brand new era with a ferocious debut track.
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ALBUM REVIEW: October Drift – Blame The Young
Cult indie rockers October Drift complete an expansive sonic evolution on this electrifying third album.
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SINGLE REVIEW: End Credits – I Need Time
With their latest offering ‘I Need Time’, End Credits bring together psychedelia, funk, and good old fashioned indie rock and roll for one hell of an earworm.
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EP REVIEW: False Thoughts – You Speak to Me As Though I Wasn’t Living
The debut EP from the latest rising stars of the Merseyside heavy scene places them firmly at the front of the pack.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Void Of Vision – What I’ll Leave Behind
After their vocalist cheated death, Void Of Vision found themselves asking what their legacy even is, and in the process crafted their most definitive record to date.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Ugly Jumper – little man/BIG POND
Merseyside emo rockers Ugly Jumper are back to remind you that there’s always a bigger fish.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Shel Khan – Foxhole
Toronto’s Shel Khan weaves together pop, grunge, and folk on this ethereal, hypnotic new single.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Zetra – Zetra
Conceptually rich but musically shallow, Zetra offer some pretty ideas on their ethereal debut, but struggle to make much of a lasting impact.
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EP REVIEW: Cainhurst – A Sacrifice
The sophomore EP from southwest emoviolence outfit Cainhurst marks the band out as being something truly revolutionary for the genre.
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Garnetts – Never Going Back
Evolving from a three-piece to a four-piece, The Garnetts sound more ready than ever to get the world dancing.
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