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EP REVIEW: Exist vol ii – Lastelle

In 2024, post-hardcore band LASTELLE released Exist – vol i, a raw and honest EP that saw them propelled to new heights. Now they’re

Indie-punks CHEERBLEEDERZ are back with their newest EP (prove me wrong). According to the London trio, the EP puts a

Queer culture is in a precarious place in time right now. We don’t need to elaborate on it and we

HELLIR began life as a solo project for Daniel Shaneyfelt – a smörgåsbord of atmospheric black metal, vaporware, and a

Since signing with Nuclear Blast Records, enigmatic synth rockers ZETRA have been on nothing but an upwards trajectory, with no

As exciting as new blood breaking the mould is, sometimes you have to relinquish control to the veterans and let

DARKO cap off their conceptual EPs that started off with 2022’s Sparkle and 2024’s Greyscale now concludes with Canvas. The Surrey

SIXTH WONDER‘s debut EP is about the band’s experience in the music industry. Built around the concept of the four

The undeniable and undefinable sound of CAR BOMB has had fans on edge and delightfully confused for many years. With

Cumbrian lads TALLBOY are all about bringing the noise to their music. Their debut EP House Of Glass plunges into