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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ALBUM REVIEW: Subnormal Dives – Byonoisegenerator
While mixing jazz and extreme music may be old news to some of the more discerning metal fans out there,
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ALBUM REVIEW: In The Dawn Of November – Goya
Doom trio GOYA seemingly disappeared in 2017, following the release of their third album Harvester Of Bongloads, a record which
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ALBUM REVIEW: Where You Found Me – Stateside
For any fans of fun summer time pop-punk music, look no further than the debut album by US rockers; STATESIDE.
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ALBUM REVIEW: All We Have Is Never – Holy Scum
All We Have Is Never, is the brilliant second album from HOLY SCUM, and the band’s noise laden industrialised post-punk
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Fragile Light Of Fireflies – Evadne
With many of the best tracks that grab us having begun as simple acoustic ideas. Fragile ideas that have been
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nightmares as Extensions of the Waking State – Katatonia
It is hard to be a band known for being a master of multiple musical directions, conscious that whatever you
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