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ALBUM REVIEW: Thornhill – Bodies

Thornhill’s long anticipated third record is metal at its hottest.

Swindled set their sights on the stars with their glittering, psychedelic new cut, ‘Cosmic Immigrants’.

Foxy Shazam’s downwards spiral reaches new depths with this conglomeration of poor creative choices.

The Orchestra (For Now) cement their status as the next big thing in weird music, with a fantastically theatrical debut EP.

Continuing to gift Merseyside with Scandinavian charm, Mina My gets to grips with what a mess modern life truly is.

Proving that an EP is also an art form, the post-rock Pleiades offer a magnificent look at the ties we have to our homelands.

Twin Skeletons are vying for the title of the next big thing in alternative with their brand new banger.

The debut LP of Mesker offers plenty for melodic hardcore superfans, but little else.

After ten years, Michael Cera Palin offer a debut record that pop punk fanatics will love.

Spiritbox’s second album cements their status as perhaps the brightest stars in metal.