ALBUM REVIEW: Menedék – Törzs
Hungarian post-rock trio TÖRZS faced some inner turmoil during the process of creating their new record Menedék when founding drummer, Zsomber
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ALBUM REVIEW: everything hurts – BED
Shoegaze meets post-punk trio BED have put out their album everything hurts. Although founded in Berlin, the group is international,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Begging Guitars – Pleaser
Experimental punks, PLEASER, are back with their newest record Begging Guitars. The Danish quartet put out their debut self-titled record
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ALBUM REVIEW: Watling Street Chambers – Kicked In The Teeth
UK punk outfit, KICKED IN THE TEETH, have put out their newest record, Watling Street Chambers. The Northwich quartet have
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bleak Machinery – In Covert
Los Angeles noise-rock project, IN COVERT, are ready to put out their debut album, Bleak Machinery. The quartet was initially
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Slowly Slowly: On A Forgiving Spree
Baring yourself for the world to see and hear is a daunting prospect, yet one that can be rewarding and
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Host – Acres
British metalcore band, ACRES, are back with their highly anticipated third album The Host. Since the release of their debut
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ALBUM REVIEW: Counterfeit Recollections – fallfiftyfeet
Melodic metalcore trio, FALLFIFTYFEET, have put out their latest record, Counterfeit Recollections. With their origin story being vocalist, Dave Wallace,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em Cry, Make ‘Em Wait – Stereophonics
Welsh rock legends, STEREOPHONICS, have put out their thirteenth studio album Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em Cry, Make ‘Em Wait.
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ALBUM REVIEW: EIMURIA – Bank Myna
Doom meets post-heavy on BANK MYNA’s newest record, EIMURIA. Self-proclaimed alchemists that have emerged from the Paris catacombs, the Parisian
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