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Nite: When Nite Draws In
When NITE draws in. “We’re going for your throat.” With their third album, Cult Of The Serpent Sun, now out
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Top 10 bands you must watch at RADAR Festival 2025
With RADAR Festival firmly cementing itself as one of the best independent festivals for eclectic acts and experimental sounds spanning across
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HEAVY MUSIC HISTORY: Night Work – Scissor Sisters
SCISSOR SISTERS have never been a band to do things the conventional way. In their 20 year history as a
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Bleed From Within: Reaching Their Zenith
Scottish stalwarts BLEED FROM WITHIN have been knocking around the scene for a long while, their earliest incarnation as a
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Envy Of None: Not Dead Yet
With a debut album based on discovery and settling in, Canadian-American rock supergroup ENVY OF NONE are releasing their sophomore
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In 1995, THERAPY? were flying high, in every possible sense. In February of the previous year, the Northern Irish trio
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