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7 onsidering that Bayside’s previous album, Cult, was vocalist/guitarist Anthony Raneri dealing with his move to Nash…

8 onvenience is Pill’s debut album. Expressive, intoxicating, visceral and, above all, exciting. Pill are here to get…

9 here is a faint but indelible string tying England’s pastoral folk roots and the industrial/post-punk movement that…

8 ased in Chicago, Earth Girls are a power pop band that embody everything that’s great about guitar rock in the US. …

8 esides being an excellent songwriter and musician, Haley Bonar is first and foremost a storyteller and on Impossibl…

8 orwich band Armed With Books are a supremely intelligent and passionate bunch. Their new EP Honestly, Honesty is a …

8 n order to capture the vastness of both No Man’s Sky and the concepts it embodies, 65daysofstatic have delivered tw…

9 uberty 2, the follow-up to 2014’s Bury Me At Makeout Creek, is as deeply connected with its predecessor as it is a …

8 ong gone are the days when Bikini Kill first emerged and being one of the punk bands to standout in the 1990s, most…

8 inosaur Jr. are back with something that’s way more than just “business as usual.” Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not, …

10 ince their resurrection in 2010, each new Swans album has arrived garnered with ever more heft and gravitas. Micha…

9 t the crossroads. That’s where we imagine letlive. in the moments following 2013’s brilliant The Blackest Beautiful…

7 ’ll Keep You In Mind, From Time To Time, Moose Blood’s debut album, took the band to a stage that even they weren’t…

7 he Descendents, the punk legends that made a name for themselves with extremely witty self-deprecating remarks and …

8 here’s always been something about Russian Circles that takes the post-crowd beyond their comfort zones, and while …

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