ALBUM REVIEW: A Kiss For The Whole World – Enter Shikari
ENTER SHIKARI have always found themselves in a genre of one, carving out their own niche from rock, dance, pop
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EP REVIEW: Psychic Dance Routine – Scowl
In just a few short years, SCOWL stamped their identity large on not just the Californian hardcore scene but internationally.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Songs Of Abundance, Psalms Of Grief – healthyliving
In a world that’s growing ever more divided, sometimes we all need reminding that as people we have far more
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Delain: Resurfacing From The Depths
DELAIN almost didn’t resurface. A few years ago, the band was rocked by the news that all of its members,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Archetypes Collide – Archetypes Collide
Modern metalcore certainly has its archetypes; bands seem stuck on aping one of two bands, with very few exceptions, and
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bones Don’t Lie – Kingsmen
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before – a brand new band, finally ready to release their debut album
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LIVE REVIEW: Yours Truly @ The Underworld, London
London is in the throes of a series of strikes, with the tube network having ground to a halt and
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EP REVIEW: Dancing In The Face Of Danger – Exploring Birdsong
Progressive rock trio EXPLORING BIRDSONG are perhaps one of few truly progressive bands going; in a guitar-led genre they’ve eschewed
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Other One – BABYMETAL
There’s really nobody quite like BABYMETAL. The oft-derided, equally-lauded Japanese pop-meets-extreme-metal group exploded into metal’s consciousness a decade ago with
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LIVE REVIEW: Igorrr @ O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
It’s an extreme metal extravaganza tonight at the O2 Forum Kentish Town in London. Playing host to a four band
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