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SINGLE REVIEW: danger dog – Pissant

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

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.

The latest excursion into The Sukis’ brand new era sees them flirting with progressive sounds on this electrifying indie banger.

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.

Get ready to feel like you’re staking out the joint; Sea Breeze deliver an effortlessly cool psychedelic experience.

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.

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