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9 or those of you who’ve lived in a cave for the last ten years (actually this is for you), Mamiffer is the highly re…

7 uman Ceremony is a strange album. A uniquely throwback sound, that seems etched in sixties psych-rock origins, drag…

7 magine if Robert Smith of The Cure and Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth dated, and their romantic entanglement was to …

8 ith maturity and confidence, School of Seven Bells drive home their commitment to music with SVIIB. Catchy to the c…

8 fter 2010’s album Wilderness Heart, Vancouver outfit Black Mountain are back with their fourth album, simply titled…

9 arking back sonically to the days of The Birthday Party, Death Index are a cacophonous art-noise band who have crea…

8 Too Small For Eyes”, the song that opens Mothers’ debut album is somewhat representative of the nature of the entir…

8 hao & The Get Down Stay Down, the San Francisco-based band fronted by singer and songwriter Thao Nguyen,…

8 tmospheric post-everything, is perhaps the best way to describe Bossk sound. Not sticking to any kind of genres, th…

9 fter eight years of inactivity, Worship Music saw Anthrax’s dormant beast body reawaken back in 2011 as the band so…

8 here’s a gargantuan sound peppered upon London band Terrible Love’s EP Change Nothing. The band, knock on the post-…

8 ong live the The Thermals! That might be the overall feeling about one of the most beloved indie rock bands of the …

7 erit sets off a new version of an old sound with The Comfort and the Confusion EP. Rocking early 2000s style vocals…

8 n their debut full-length, Cheshire trio Simmer just sound big. All elements of their first two EPs Your Tonal Mess…

8 oming adorned with sleeve art which seems to feature a placid teletubbie creature clothed in the garb of riot polic…