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9 here are heavy albums, and then there are those that seem to originate from a place of such density and leaden weig…

8 he throbbing bass beats of Justice will come as little surprise to fans of Slasherwave’s most notable purveyor, but…

7 ot Mulligan have been a staple in the Midwest pop punk scene since the band’s inception in 2014. Since the band’s s…

8 or those who always appreciated Earthless’ knack for timeless riffage and jaw-dropping guitarwork but never quite h…

7 asey’s second album is a heavy one – more due to the words than its sonic attributes. Tom Weaver’s own personal exp…

10 eiði (Norse word for rage) is the second album by Black Foxxes and its greatness is absolutely astonishing. There’…

9 hat do you do when the quarterback gets the girl that you’ve got eyes on? Naturally, you undergo horrific self-expe…

8 here’s a sense of hostility that underpins much of American Dollar Bill; it’s there in Haino’s cauterised howls, a …

7 iolence is Editors’ most expansive, assertive and aggressive effort. It sounds perfect, but it also sounds like a b…

9 018 marks the 10th anniversary of the Brooklyn based rock innovators The Men, the return to their longtime label Sa…

7 ow to Socialise and Make Friends is the second album by Australia’s trio Camp Cope. After releasing their amazing s…

9 nna Von Hausswolff has been releasing dark folk tunes for over eight years. Her most recent lament, Dead Magic, is …

8 creaming Females have recently released their seventh album, their most expansive and imaginative work to da…

8 etting your foot in the door in a punk scene driven by excess is a hard fought battle. But Maryland band Turnstile …

9 ecoming a mother is a life-changing event. Even for those who haven’t experienced that (myself included). It’s obvi…