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7 trip back the leaves of Turnover’s cover art and you’ll reveal the shangra la-esque dreamland that Good Natur…

7 illains opens up with a classic Queens of the Stone Age bang: distant guitar scratches and 80s synths grow into a r…

9 t came like a cannon ball shot precisely at the most prominent star. It created a buzz online, causing a craze, a r…

7 t a time where discrimination towards the Latino and LGBTQ communities in America is precipitously rising, Downtown…

8 ormed from the ashes of I Kill Giants, People Like You, a Boston-based quintet, prove with their sophomore album th…

7 Walk with Love and Death is a sprawling, 81-minute album composed of typical Melvins work and a short-film score. W…

7 tone Sour’s long-awaited sixth studio album Hydrograd is here and it demands your attention and your playing device…

9 ometimes a bit of confidence can really separate the dross from the gloss. A touch of chutzpah, a burst of ego, a s…

8 fter seven years of releasing singles and EPs, Baltimore alt-rockers Us & Us Only finally bring forth their deb…

8 f their decision to name the first single off their 20th album after the title of their first wasn’t enough of a gi…

8 or their second LP of 2017, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have created a monster, and it’s magnificent. As a…

7 Thousand Hands was a sick ride of post-apocalyptic darkwave with an almost cathartic element. Feasting on the remai…

7 even years later, the Canadian collective Broken Social Scene return with the album Hug of Thunder. The more numero…

7 n first inspection and listen there is a sparse, simplicity to the sound created by the Scouse instrumental trio Al…

9 he fact you can talk for hours about Algiers ignoring the fact that they are sonically one of the most adventurous,…

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