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8 he debut solo album from the Grails and Holy Sons mainman Emil Amos is a celebration not only of his exquisitely de…

8 fter an absence of almost 20 years, the Oxford four piece reformed and returned to the live scene in 2014 selling o…

7 rcadea is drummer-vocalist Brann Dailor (Mastodon), guitarist & keyboardist Core Atoms (Zruda), and guitarist R…

9 fter the phenomenal online success of 2015’s epic song “Affection” and the subsequent re-discovery of an ear…

8 he Beautiful Stories instantly sounds familiar, confrontational and challenging. Tackling the desire “for resistanc…

7 or such a young band – the members are from 17 to 20 years old – Agent blå have just delivered on their…

8 ull of Hell set out with their ambitious, third full-length attempt to redefine the current musical extremity. Reco…

8 he soul and feeling have always been more important that the shapes of the body when it comes to Bay Area-based Oxb…

7 ig Walnuts Yonder is bassist/vocalist Mike Watt (Minutemen, The Stooges), guitarist Nels Cline (Wilco, Nels Cline S…

7 k, lets be completely honest here, I am a man who judges books by covers, and who carries this travesty of a judgme…

8 he Black Angels have been accused of revivalism, there was even those who called their music pretentious. Their tak…

8 espite both the blues and black metal being once tagged as the Devils music, it’s fair to say that the two don’t ma…

8 he beauty of Mutoid Man lays on the fact that their music is so urgent, so energetic, and so captivating that label…

7 he classic twist of evil, B-movie weirdness and the trademark lyrics mark the return of Wednesday 13 with his fines…

8 el Aviv’s Noga Erez doesn’t seem too concerned with sticking with a particular lane, in fact her debut album Off Th…