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6 he Kills’ fifth album was five years in the making in part due to Jamie Hince’s five hand surgeries, which resulted…

8 mber Arcades is the moniker of Dutch musician Annelotte de Graaf. Fading Lines, her very first album pays homage to…

9 omprised of Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite, Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell, Editors’ Justin Lockey and his brother James, M…

8 ell, let’s face it, our mindset is always focused on so many things and when we live in a big city it’s quite commo…

7 re Saosin really fucking back? The answer is a big fucking YES! Along the Shadow, the band’s first record with new …

7 his new breed of pop-punk-indie rock revival is quite good, probably more exciting than ever, we must confess. Thin…

8 When you’re younger, you have a picture perfect vision in your head about the future,” says Kyle Fasel. The pains o…

7 his band took the Death Metal world by storm with the release of the very competent LP Savage Land in 2015. They no…

7 eth Orton’s sixth full-length is, in a way, a very much anticipated return. The British singer-songwriter Beth Orto…

7 old Panda’s third full-length album sounds, feels, looks, and projects something different. The entire album…

8 ull Of It is Portland’s outfit Summer Cannibals third album and they keep on bringing raw and intense moments of wh…

9 Menacing noisy, raw and scrappy. The Dream Is Over is Pup’s sophomore effort, so get excited! But is the dream real…

8 013’s Home, Like Noplace Is There was emotionally overwhelming, and its crafty compositions left people in awe of T…

8 ometimes your own inspirational muse is your own artistic self. That’s when you are looking for something like a fr…

9 ow great is it to see Thrice back after an indefinite hiatus and with a brilliant take on their (comeback) ninth al…