ALBUM REVIEW: The Hum Goes On Forever – The Wonder Years
THE WONDER YEARS are a band that have long-since cast off the shackles of the often-discredited pop-punk genre from which
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Here’s What You Could Have Won – Kid Kapichi
Writing songs about events in the world is always extremely risky. The most obvious reason is that you don’t want
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ALBUM REVIEW: Enveloping Absurdity – Phobophilic
North Dakota’s PHOBOPHILIC are a band that have been carving out a name for themselves within the US death metal
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ALBUM REVIEW: Null – KEN Mode
“It was a mistake to ask me for help.” So sneers KEN MODE vocalist Jesse Matthewson in A Love Letter,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deadly Charms – SpellBook
Emerging from the Pennsylvanian mists and hailing from the small city of York comes SPELLBOOK, a 1970s rock inspired band
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lunar Mist – Virgil & Steve Howe
It’s been five years since multi-instrumentalist Virgil Howe (AMORPHOUS ANDROGYNOUS, LITTLE BARRIE) suddenly passed away, and five years since his
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ALBUM REVIEW: Echoes Of The Child’s Mind – Face The Day
Grief is an indescribable pain. It affects everyone differently. That hasn’t stopped artists from trying to unlock the enigma though.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Better Days… And Nights – Smith/Kotzen
As many in the UK are hoping for things to get back to normal after recent events, it is only
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ALBUM REVIEW: SO MUCH. too much. – Destrage
Italian metal magicians DESTRAGE have slingshotted themselves into the spotlight in recent years with their fearless levels of ingenuity. The follow-up
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ALBUM REVIEW: Shepherd Head – Young Jesus
YOUNG JESUS have put out their sixth studio album, Shepherd Head. It’s a record that reflects some of the main
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