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EP REVIEW: The Sunday Sadness – The Sunday Sadness

THE SUNDAY SADNESS are a group of four friends from France, who came together to blend their love of 80s synth

One of the better features about the alternative scene resides in how complementary a lot of the sounds are. Yes,

Hailing from an often overlooked corner of the world, Singaporean quartet THE WANDERING ASCETIC have been honing their craft for six years,

Five years is a long time to go between records, especially when what listeners were left with is arguably the

You’ll be hard pressed to find out much about VOLCANO on the internet. Type in their band name, followed by

Hailing from Derby, metalcore quintet BURY THE TRAITOR certainly use new EP Ascend To Clarity as their chance to put their best

When Stoke City were in the Premier League, and a footballer arrived in the English top flight from one of

Since their inception in 1969, BLACK SABBATH have stood as a peerless and utterly iconic institution. They remain the unopposed godfathers

Technical death metal has developed considerably since its first emergence in the 1990s. Flash forward to today and the over-complicated

While MAYHEM were burning churches and making headlines in Norway, in the south of the continent ROTTING CHRIST were spearheading a