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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…

9 It’s been a while since LA’s noise rockers HEALTH’s last album. In those six years they’ve kept working, releasing …

8 The drums, the drums, the never-ending drums. Greg Fox and Kid Millions have joined forces in a percussive d…

7 It’s been a while since Beach House delivered the wonderful Bloom, in 2012. Three years later, after a lot of touri…

8 Tragedy Will Find Us, the new beast of an album from Ontario-based Counterparts was described by them as being abou…

8 Two decades ago, Refused weren’t just a great punk band. They were important, dammit, and even if Marxist polemics …

Words by Dave Bowes // Pictures by Alex Woodward The Sleater-Kinney reunion really has been a breakneck one. Within h…

DIRECTOR: Kornél Mundruczó STARRING: Zsófia Psotta, Sándor Zsótér, Lili Horváth, Szabolcs Thuróczy, Lili Monori, Gerg…

9 Sydney-based band Northlane had a markable moment in their career when they released 2013’s Singularity, a record t…

Words and Pictures: Ricardo Almeida “I’d said to myself this was going be the last time I’d see Russian Circles live,…

Words: Rui Correia // Pictures: Joana Domingues Rainy Friday in the holy land, was the perfect prelude to a blessed c…

Words by Miljan Milekić // Pictures by Tamara Samardžić There aren’t so many artists or bands that can attract crowd …

9 Listening to Currents for the first time you slowly come to a realisation that the droning guitars of 2010’s Inners…

9 For Titus Andronicus’ fourth studio album The Most Lamentable Tragedy being successful is almost a direct translati…

9 “People had all these ideas about what I was supposed to be. I had only ever wanted to make lullabies.”…