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7 ere’s an album that slips down easily, which is quite strange because it’s emotionally heavy and sometimes really i…

7 ell, now it’s a fact! Conor Oberst never sleeps. Again, he shows how a prolific genius works and where creativity n…

8 ight We Made is thrilling ambitious and surprisingly inventive, sounds clean and more polished but at the same time…

9 leigh Bells – Derek Miller and Alexis Krauss – are back! The duo return with their first new album in t…

8 ewmoon, a Ghent and Antwerp based band with members who’ve previously played in the hardcore punk outfit Midnight S…

8 as hardcore felt a little safe recently? A little too predictable perhaps? Well this might be the album to conquer …

9 ulling you in with a static burst of guitars and bass, like a radio finding a severe weather warning Oozing Wound d…

8 he Violent Sleep Of Reason, the band’s eighth full-length studio album and another incredible example of scope and …

8 nce again nimbly sidestepping repetition while retaining a foothold for the devoted, the Tokyo quartet’s ninth full…

8 hile They Were Sleeping is a conceptual masterpiece, telling the tale of a failed musician who rises up against a m…

9 here seems to exist a couple of pivotal facts surrounding Elias Bender Rønnenfel’s creative output (Iceage, Vår, an…

8 ne of the pioneers of sludge metal, Crowbar are one of those bands that don’t really know how to disappoint, even a…

7 asey’s debut album is an impressive burst of aggressive brevity, crushing emotional and creative atmospheric. Love …

8 fter working on solo projects, Warpaint got together to make their third album and the girls seemed more focus and …

8 laughter Beach, Dog, the new project from Jake Ewald of Modern Baseball is an introspective and emotive journey, an…

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