ALBUM REVIEW: Really Good Terrible Things – North Sea Echoes
Fans of Ray Alder and Jim Matheos eat well. Both as a unit and as individuals, their output across four
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ALBUM REVIEW: Love And Rage – Shooting Daggers
SHOOTING DAGGERS have been making waves both with their live appearances for a while now as well as a number of
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LIVE REVIEW: Enter Shikari @ O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
Creating a niche as an artist is an ever-trickier thing to do in such a saturated scene, making yourself stand
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ALBUM REVIEW: Gloom Division – I Don’t Know How But They Found Me
It’s been four years since Razzmatazz, the debut album by I DON’T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME. It was
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ALBUM REVIEW: Moon Healer – Job For A Cowboy
If you’re a metalhead of a certain age, chances are that one of your most memorable moments in heavy music
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EP REVIEW: Dirty Deeds – M.U.T.T.
Punk music is in a great place right now; you could argue that it’s the best it’s ever been. The
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ALBUM REVIEW: Point Of No Return – Craneium
Sitting on the tip south-western tip of Finland lies the city of Turku, which was also the former capital of
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ALBUM REVIEW: Anti-Fun Propaganda – Gen And The Degenerates
The state of the world is a pretty good place to write from when songwriting but it has been done
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fall – Borknagar
BORKNAGAR might’ve been born at the backend of black metal’s second wave in the mid-90s, but the course they’ve set
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ALBUM REVIEW: Close To Home – A Burial At Sea
Post-rock is in rude health and A BURIAL AT SEA have been one of its brightest new sparks since the
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