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8 uke Roberts is a traveler. From Nashville to Montana to Cambodia and Kenya, he has spent his life accumulating the …

7 hat’s more impressive – the steadiness of Darkthrone’s output or the fact that every time they resurface, the…

9 Whether it’s a song, a painting or a photograph, Emma Ruth Rundle always conveys into her art her deepest thoughts …

9 ouché Amoré started well with 2009’s …To the Beat of a Dead Horse and from there they managed to evolve and i…

10 ick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ Skeleton Tree has taught us that the sting of the grim reaper’s scythe never dulls. …

7 eing a punk rock kid for a vast majority of my life, Opeth wasn’t really the obvious choice when it comes to the ba…

8 sign of a great band is whether or not they can shake off the genre that birthed them and become one in their own r…

9 n a thrill ride we go, as music pioneers Green Day get into our ears yet again with their unique brand of rock. But…

7 here are countless ways to describe Neurosis’ art and impact. Saying they’re one of the best to ever do it and that…

6 f Mice & Men have been classed as revivalists, true pioneers of the genre that they choose to play. Their new r…

7 jangly guitar infused, shaggy haired, harmony0singing throwback to a time when chart music was full of well crafted…

7 Weird, for lack of a better word, is good. Weird is right. Weird works. Weird clarifies, cuts through and captures …

7 ake a dash of Bowie, a smattering of Nick Cave and plonk them down in the middle of a Cormac McCarthy novel and you…

8 gainst Me! are a band situated between the rush of fire and the refreshing clean air. That’s the contrast that unfo…

8 risbane trio Columbus are finally releasing their debut album, Spring Forever. Nostalgic and strangely addictive, t…