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7 he holy grail for any band is to create a sound that both defines you and at the same time be unique and timeless. …

9 his is colossal. A sound that has been developed by a band that certainly want to be heard. Young Guns are the make…

8 oston Manor are one of the most exciting bands you’ll hear for some time. With one foot firmly rooted in late 90’s …

8 7 years have passed since the pioneering Illinois emo band American Football released their debut album. It was suc…

9 band’s new album should always challenge and push beyond past accomplishments, and for Every Time I Die that’s alwa…

9 he Serenity of Suffering is Korn’s 12th studio album, it also represents their return to a label well known for the…

7 ondon-based singer-songwriter and pianist Douglas Dare delivers with his second full-length album a work that finds…

8 ormed in 2014, Super Unison features Meghan O’Neil Pennie (formerly of PUNCH) on bass and vocals, Justin Renninger …

8 aunting, powerful and intimate. These are just a few of the words that cross the mind of this humble writer. Citize…

9 very single time Dillinger delivers the goods we’re always ready to be happily punch in the face, and this time aro…

9 etween Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein’s recent breakthrough success with Stranger Things (or most notably its tensely…

8 ardcore is, at its heart, a form built on catharsis, an expulsion of disgust and ire at injustice and ills, and any…

9 rekmeister Harmonies’ records tell grandiose stories. JR Robinson and Esther Shaw, the heart of Harmonies, destroy,…

9 exas duo Street Sects (Leo Ashline and Shaun Ringsmuth) have created, with End Position, an environment of unceasin…

9 What’s this album about, Jenny?” “It’s about vampires.” Blood, lunar cycles, sticky choruses, and the smell of warm…