ALBUM REVIEW: Stoned Blues Machine – Geezer
Stoned riff fiends GEEZER have become staples of the US underground scene, and have gained a reputation for bombastic riffs
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EP REVIEW: Athames – Shooting Daggers
Feminist punk trio SHOOTING DAGGERS unleash their debut EP and with a number of different musical styles linking up. It’s
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ALBUM REVIEW: Trapped – The Amsterdam Red Light District
French melodic hardcore outfit THE AMSTERDAM RED LIGHT DISTRICT, a.k.a. TARLD are back with their second full-length album Trapped, which
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EP REVIEW: Hello Sun – Be Well
BE WELL; a simple enough mantra, and yet a serious challenge for so many in today’s world of uncertainty and
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ALBUM REVIEW: II: The Ground Below – Famyne
Canterbury’s FAMYNE are one of the more wide-ranging doom acts operating within the UK’s vibrant underground scene at the moment,
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Desertfest London 2022
After a two year hiatus thanks to pandemic-induced cancellations, Desertfest London is back with a bang! As the UK’s premier festival for
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LIVE REVIEW: State Champs @ The Marble Factory, Bristol
A stone’s throw from Bristol Temple Meads lies The Marble Factory, a warehouse-turned-rock venue that tonight is filling up with
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ALBUM REVIEW: Too Many Humans, Not Enough Souls. – Sunset Sons
The British-Australian band SUNSET SONS started their career as a cover band called THE CHEERLEADERS. They performed lots of shows
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fatalismo – Woorms
Hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, noise-infused sludge rockers WOORMS present their third LP Fatalismo, a twisting, cavorting oddity of a
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pirates – Visions Of Atlantis
Pardon the pun, but metal is no stranger to plundering the world of piracy for inspiration on aesthetic, lyrics, artwork
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