Tag: Single Review
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EP REVIEW: Save Face – …Found Dead At The Crime Scene
Hot off the heels of their killer tour with Creeper, Save Face release an EP that feels important in every way.
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EP REVIEW: Muddle & Lorelai – Split
Muddle and Lorelai join forces to showcase just why they’re the most exciting new players of the post-hardcore scene.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Gen and the Degenerates – Famous
Being cool is uncool – Gen and the Degenerates are here with a heaping helping of Anti-Fun Propaganda.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Agnes Manners – Peace and Why I Didn’t Think I Deserved It or Really Needed It Anyway
Agnes Manners return to muse on what peace even truly means on their touching sophomore record.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Fallweather – Halesia
Fallweather are the latest act to arrive from Australia’s booming heavy scene, and are here to deliver some gorgeous post-hardcore goodness on their debut track.
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SINGLE REVIEW: What Will Be – Slow Down
After battling through the trials of the pandemic to finally kickstart their career, What Will Be make it clear that no challenge is too big for them.
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SINGLE REVIEW: kc jade – Desk Drawer
What do you keep in your desk drawer? For kc jade, it used to be their heart.
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EP REVIEW: Uni/Vs – Something More
Once more, Australia showcase why they’re top of the heavy music scene with this new EP from Brisbane based Uni/Vs.
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EP REVIEW: Spiritbox – The Fear Of Fear
The metalcore titans are back once more to show us just how to make heads bang on their quality new EP.
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Throwaway Scene – Who Else Is In The Room
Accompanying the announcement of their debut EP is arguably The Throwaway Scene’s most electrifying track to date.
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