EP REVIEW: Working Memory – Sun Spot
SUN SPOT deliver a concoction of indie, electronica and post-punk all wrapped up in their brand-new EP Working Memory. Hailing
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EP REVIEW: Tragedy Eternal – Draconian Reign
In recent years the deathcore genre has well and truly been revitalised by a string of innovative musicians leaving their
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ALBUM REVIEW: Outcry – Never Ending Game
From the city that’s given us the legendary likes of NEGATIVE APPROACH and COLD AS LIFE, NEVER ENDING GAME have
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Last Voyage – Duskwood
Deep in the heart of the West Country lies the mystical county of Somerset. In the furthest corner of this
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Christ Baptism – Lord Mortvm
Black and doom metal are two subgenres that have lots of parallels; a preponderance for occult imagery, a melodramatic, borderline
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dawn Chorus – Blank Atlas
Bristolian alternative trio BLANK ATLAS have gathered considerable traction since their inception, with EPs Solitude and Canvas earning them opportunities to
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ALBUM REVIEW: What Still Gets Me – Shit Present
SHIT PRESENT‘s debut album has been a long time coming. It follows on from two EPs, 2015’s self-titled and 2016’s
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ALBUM REVIEW: Extinction Rituals – Nadir
This may be the debut album for Norwegian blackened hardcore outfit NADIR, but it’s far from their first rodeo. Having
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ALBUM REVIEW: Everything Harmony – The Lemon Twigs
New York duo THE LEMON TWIGS are back with their fourth full-length record, Everything Harmony, with a promise of us
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ALBUM REVIEW: What’s Bad Enough? – Comfort
Glasgow’s COMFORT have released one of the most inspiring albums so far this year, What’s Bad Enough?. Full of unflinching
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