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7 strong focus on layered dynamics, pummelling sludge grooves and corkscrewing sonics puts Latvian trio TESA in a sim…

8 he Album Leaf is the solo musical adventure by Jimmy LaValle – guitarist of San Diego’s post-rock band Tristeza. Be…

7 he Wounded Kings are one of the few bands that still capture the pure essence of doom. Britain’s occult heritage is…

9 omitface may sound filthy, noisy and possibly crazy. But like all true expressions of artistic insanity and erratic…

8 ver the course of five years and almost 70 releases, Jay Gambit’s blackened noise unit Crowhurst has made the seren…

7 appy Diving are loud and energetic, but with a very strong pop sensibility. Their previous albums – Big World…

9 xploded View is a new collaborative project helmed by German/UK political-journalist-turned-musician/singer Anika a…

8 onest and emotionally heavy, Black Foxxes’ debut album is way more than just another generic rock album, it’s a ful…

7 rying to explore new sound territories is always a bold statement. Expanding their creative pallet in order to sear…

7 onsidering that Bayside’s previous album, Cult, was vocalist/guitarist Anthony Raneri dealing with his move to Nash…

8 onvenience is Pill’s debut album. Expressive, intoxicating, visceral and, above all, exciting. Pill are here to get…

9 here is a faint but indelible string tying England’s pastoral folk roots and the industrial/post-punk movement that…

8 ased in Chicago, Earth Girls are a power pop band that embody everything that’s great about guitar rock in the US. …

8 esides being an excellent songwriter and musician, Haley Bonar is first and foremost a storyteller and on Impossibl…

8 orwich band Armed With Books are a supremely intelligent and passionate bunch. Their new EP Honestly, Honesty is a …