EP REVIEW: newviolenttrends – En Masse
Returning the genre to its heyday, Connecticut-based post-hardcore trio EN MASSE channel their inspirations with a fresh modern twist. Dropping
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ALBUM REVIEW: Where Only The Truth Is Spoken – Malevolence
MALEVOLENCE are on what seems to be an unstoppable upward trajectory where no goal feels out of their reach. Having
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ALBUM REVIEW: Techtalitarian – Eschaton
After a six-year hiatus, ESCHATON have returned. Founding guitarist Josh Berry is joined by a jaw-dropping new lineup hailing from
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Slam Dunk Festival 2025 – North
For the 19th year, Slam Dunk Festival opened its gates to circa 40,000 pumped up fans for what promised to
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LIVE REVIEW: Bewitcher @ Slay, Glasgow
You know what Glasgow hasn’t had in a small eternity? A night of devilish black/thrash metal. Tonight is the antidote;
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EP REVIEW: The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us – The Young Hearts
British punks, THE YOUNG HEARTS, are back with their newest EP The Good, The Bad & The Rest Of Us.
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EP REVIEW: Fool’s Gold – Rothco
Yorkshire post-rock supergroup, ROTHCO, have put out their debut EP, Fool’s Gold. Formed only last year, ROTHCO’s members are a
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Saw The World’s End (Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV) – Sigh
Over nearly four decades and twelve albums, SIGH have been an unparalleled force, pushing the envelope in the avant-garde and
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ALBUM REVIEW: Xenotaph – Fallujah
Despite suffering a myriad of changing personnel over their near two-decade career, it’s remarkable that FALLUJAH remain at the summit
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Desertfest London 2025
For thirteen years, every May, Camden Town in the heart of the UK’s capital pays homage to the almighty riff. Desertfest
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