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8 here’s an inherent irony in Pallbearer calling anything they’ve laid their paws on Heartless – there are few …

7 ilver Haze is the second full-length by New York City’s Aye Nako. It’s hard to leave politics and social awareness …

8 he aftermath of 2012’s epic Crack the Skye revealed Mastodon more willing to keep things more or less direct. Emper…

7 elving into Moon Duo’s latest is a lot like watching Logan’s Run with fresh eyes – the blinding brightness and poli…

8 This is the band I’ve been trying to do for a long time” says singer/guitarist Matt Molnar, and it’s fair to say th…

6 iccup and Invisible Enemies is exactly what you’d demand from whacked-out musicians who soundtrack the Chris Gethar…

8 host Bath’s Starmourner won’t leave you any space to breathe, but why would you want to escape a world filled with …

7 ombining the best of its members’ various projects, Crystal Fairy is, not surprisingly, a supergroup that lives up …

8 ur bodies can both repel and console us, leave us trapped in paralysed isolation or allow us to reach out and commu…

9 lex Ounsworth is a goddamned genius. Fact, no arguing, no debate – its a statement of fact. CYHSY! – his band, is a…

9 mbient, trance-y, space rock futurism from Toronto; a town that never really went by the usual way of things, Austr…

8 ans of Unearthly Trance have long known that they can deliver acute depression with a single chord but the progress…

8 aiting for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard to put out new work is always like drawing from a lucky dip; you ne…

8 or an album sharing its release date with Donald Trump’s inauguration, Foxygen’s newest effort is oddly fitting to …

9 ur society is really fucked up at the moment and, now more than ever, there is a need to do something about it. Luc…

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