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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.

For all of the recent innovations within the genre, sometimes you just need your doom metal to sound like good

We’ve done our time with the legacy of LIMP BIZKIT. Fred Durst’s baggy-jeaned bravado and the – he said, she

On their sixth album, Then The Darkness, Bay Area progressives GRAYCEON have abandoned all creative restraint. The unconventional post-metal trio

On Close Your Eyes, Swedish heavy metal titans LIV SIN deliver a collection of defiant rock anthems championing the ungovernable

While we are all well aware of the axiom ‘Don’t judge a book by it’s cover,’ it doesn’t stop people

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

New York based four-piece FALSE GODS formed in 2015. Blending several aspects of modern heavy music from sludge to hardcore.

Continuing an impeccable run that saw their two EP’s and countless singles catapult them from the underground to the main

PYGMY LUSH is back with their latest record, Totem. In the past two decades since their formation, the Northern Virginia