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8 FI (The Blood Album) is the band’s 10th full-length studio album and the first for Concord Records, but is also obv…

7 rom crust to grind, from sludge to the classic d-beat esque, we couldn’t ask for anything more extreme than this vi…

7 s Was marks the return of Black Anvil and it’s also the follow-up to 2014’s excellent Hail Death. Once again, the N…

7 he Flaming Lips are back in all their essence, once again pushing their experimental side to the limit. Oczy Mlody …

8 ou Me At Six have become a mainstay in the rock circuit since their inception. The Surrey based act, pulverise old …

7 one Is Gone is an atmospheric and experimental supergroup featuring Mastodon’s Troy Sanders, Queens of the Stone Ag…

8 erfectly imperfect – that’s one way to describe LA based punk act The Regrettes – the press release sta…

8 erth, Australia four piece Sail On! Sail On! debut album is an impressive beast, that swells pure emotion and hones…

10 iller Mike and El-P were not always so loved and venerated. All started to change with Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music …

8 ate last year, Trent Reznor declared, “New NIN coming in 2016. Other stuff, too.” Well, he really did it! Not The A…

8 ock band Out Came The Wolves have embarked on creating energy with their record Strange Fate. The act, fit in with …

8 etrol Girls’ Talk of Violence is urgent, direct and important. Tackling issues from feminism to patriarchal rule to…

8 ess Williamson’s voice is mesmerizing, haunting and strange. Heart Song, her second LP, is beautiful and elegiac in…

9 ike Watt was backed by Eddie Vedder, Dave Grohl, Pat Smear, and William Goldsmith on his 1995 Ring Spiel tour, but …

8 etribution. The word alone invokes all sort of extremely complicated discussions. The new album by Inuit throat sin…

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