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ALBUM REVIEW: Ad Undas – Kosmodome

KOSMODOME musters up the necessary cosmic energy to travel from the 1970s to 2024 with their second album Ad Undas.

From Oslo, Norway, TRUEANDTRUE bring their own distinct spin to hardcore and post-punk on their latest EP This Won’t Last

The United Kingdom has long been a cradle for progressive rock, and in recent years, the country has produced a

At the heart of what SHOW ME THE BODY have created with Corpus II, is community and collaboration. Recruiting the

Ahead of their appearance at this year’s ArcTanGent, the festival categorised KALANDRA as ‘uncategorised’. The band’s Instagram offers ‘raw &

GODSPEED YOU! BLACK EMPEROR have never been ones for remaining conventional. The Canadian post-rock juggernauts have developed a legendary status

Shoegaze meets doom metal meets post-rock on QOYA’s newest album Karma. The French trio became known for their ability to

German hard rockers, THE NEW ROSES, have put out their newest album Attracted to Danger. The record itself is meant

UNTERVOID might very well be one of the very best black metal acts that Poland has produced in the last

Within the emergent Danish powerviolence scene, MITE are perhaps one of the most effective bands. Since the release of their