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7 In Dream is Editors’ fifth album and the second album to feature their “new” line-up with Justin Lockey and Elliott…

8 The latest album from Loma Prieta isn’t a revolution in the band’s sound or aesthetic. The preference for lo-fi is …

7 Great Collapse is a punk all star band featuring Thomas Barnett (Strike Anywhere), Joe Saucedo (Set Your Goals), To…

7 Childbirth are a group of three very independent and honest women, some kind of a supergroup, we must say… Th…

7 Much like Meethook Seed before it so this band baffles fans because what can you expect when you have members and e…

7 Following the tracks of acts like ISIS and Cult of Luna, Rosetta surfaced back when post-metal was the big thing. Y…

9 Surprise records are always nice, like when we receive some present, gift or whatever that we’re not expecting, esp…

8 Themes of human extinction often bring to mind ravaged, post-apocalyptic destruction – Infinite Dissolution feels m…

8 There’s a damn good reason for Ghost’s hype. Their songwriting skills are undeniably great. That’s what made almost…

9 It took them seven albums, but Between The Buried And Me have finally broken through the barrier that separates pro…

9 Ulver’s debut may have been one of the most overlooked landmarks in black metal, yet it’s still easy to spot those …

8 Two years after the release of their debut, Tough Age have returned with I Get The Feeling Central, a self-reflexiv…

9 Oh, Rose is one of those bands that you find out about by pure chance and it’s instant love at first listen. They a…

9 There’s always something intriguing and fascinating about Chelsea Wolfe. Maybe it’s because of her haunting and bea…

9 Sturm Und Drang is an overcome of a band who went through a terrible storm, who’s now back with full ambition and w…