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ALBUM REVIEW: Hot Milk – Corporation P.O.P

Hot Milk’s sophomore effort is a riotous collection of political pop-punk bangers with bite.

Merseyside’s Red Rum Club get angry on their country-fuelled fifty record, ‘BUCK’.

It’s a period of change for alright (okay), but they continue to ensure their furious rock bangers keep rocking.

Bye Bye’s debut double single is a wickedly fun offering of post-emo fury.

danger dog finally take one of their fan favourite live tracks into the studio, and the result is an instant emo classic.

False Thoughts complete their duology of singles with a vicious collaboration with Arcadia Ego’s Nat Owens.

Grace Elizabeth Harvey’s debut EP is a spellbinding demonstration of musical talent, and the joy of simplicity.

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

Ahead of a set at Liverpool’s Sound City festival, Miles Temp has released an wonderfully intimate bedroom pop ballad

And with that, the first half of the decade draws to a close! Let’s celebrate some of the finest releases it has given us so far!