ALBUM REVIEW: Genknosis – Knosis
Ryo Kinoshita’s latest project, KNOSIS, encompasses all. During their debut record, the gravitational pull of complex emotions, intense catharsis, and
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ALBUM REVIEW: Art, Religion & Chocolate Biscuits – Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies
Scouse art-punk collective, PETE BENTHAM & THE DINNER LADIES, are back with their newest record Art, Religion & Chocolate Biscuits.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The King’s Eternal Throne – Goblinsmoker
For all of the recent innovations within the genre, sometimes you just need your doom metal to sound like good
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ALBUM REVIEW: New World Heat – Fox Lake
We’ve done our time with the legacy of LIMP BIZKIT. Fred Durst’s baggy-jeaned bravado and the – he said, she
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ALBUM REVIEW: Then The Darkness – Grayceon
On their sixth album, Then The Darkness, Bay Area progressives GRAYCEON have abandoned all creative restraint. The unconventional post-metal trio
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ALBUM REVIEW: Close Your Eyes – Liv Sin
On Close Your Eyes, Swedish heavy metal titans LIV SIN deliver a collection of defiant rock anthems championing the ungovernable
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ALBUM REVIEW: Trapped – Hammer
While we are all well aware of the axiom ‘Don’t judge a book by it’s cover,’ it doesn’t stop people
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EP REVIEW: House Of Glass – Tallboy
Cumbrian lads TALLBOY are all about bringing the noise to their music. Their debut EP House Of Glass plunges into
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lost In Darkness And Distance – False Gods
New York based four-piece FALSE GODS formed in 2015. Blending several aspects of modern heavy music from sludge to hardcore.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Salvation Laughs In The Face Of A Grieving Mother – Psycho-Frame
Continuing an impeccable run that saw their two EP’s and countless singles catapult them from the underground to the main
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