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7 hen a band releases an album following a reformation, sometimes it results in songs that try too hard, however the …

8 he depth of Mark Lanegan’s voice is unparalleled; his signature smooth-yet-gritty baritone has entranced listeners …

9 n the past, Father John Misty has been compared to the late Jim Morrison. The pair have created intelligent, humoro…

9 reated in the Image of Suffering is an abysmally powerful testament to the beauty generated by pain. Kristina Esfan…

9 ock N Roll Consciousness marks a new chapter in Thurston Moore’s creative path. With the same creative line-up sinc…

9 reeper are a band which have lit up the punk scene with a brand of honest, story driven, songs put together beautif…

7 t the Drive In’s first release in 15 years, in•ter a•li•a joins just enough of the old with the new for 11 fi…

8 ince their inception back in 2006, Motionless In White have been chasing their dream, always demonstrating impressi…

9 istening to Mac DeMarco’s new album This Old Dog is as pleasant and effortless as cruising down a river on a boat o…

7 t’s really hard when a band or an artist can connect every single song to an overall theme. Well, these dudes have …

9 des of Gemini’s Women is a haunting ode to the undeniable, innate power of the feminine. Led by the sublime strengt…

7 here is comfort and joy to be found in the drone, but that doesn’t mean you won’t feel your nerve ends jangled and …

8 till goddamn influential and still pushing their confrontational old school NYHC to the limit, there’s no slowing d…

7 n their very first full-length Helleven, Italian thrash metal act Haniwa are able to bring the classic old school e…

7 fter two excellent EPs Bloom (October 2014) and Cold (June 2015), Ohhms’ debut full-length, The Fool, is another ar…

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