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7 old Panda’s third full-length album sounds, feels, looks, and projects something different. The entire album…

8 ull Of It is Portland’s outfit Summer Cannibals third album and they keep on bringing raw and intense moments of wh…

9 Menacing noisy, raw and scrappy. The Dream Is Over is Pup’s sophomore effort, so get excited! But is the dream real…

8 013’s Home, Like Noplace Is There was emotionally overwhelming, and its crafty compositions left people in awe of T…

8 ometimes your own inspirational muse is your own artistic self. That’s when you are looking for something like a fr…

9 ow great is it to see Thrice back after an indefinite hiatus and with a brilliant take on their (comeback) ninth al…

9 ove is one of those things that tend to be destroyed when deconstructed, and so is music sometimes. For their secon…

8 ailing from Philadelphia, Clique’s sophomore effort is a stellar and bright gem, another awesome ride into this cur…

8 hen last year finally thousand of people were introduced with Teens of Style to Car Seat Headrest’s music it became…

9 ere’s a band that seems to live under the black cloud of Murphy’s Law. It might have been just two years since thei…

9 n their fourth album Vancouver-based White Lung have managed to further establish their own and unique sound, which…

8 ver the last few years, Modern Baseball went through some heavy experiences. Making Holy Ghost was a way to process…

9 nto It. Over It. is a solo project that burns like a fire on a hilltop surrounded by people that embrace the heat. …

8 ith an endless circle of fast, furious and tight riffs, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have concocted a conce…

9 orority Noise has always been known for their unique approach to music and lyrics. Their latest EP, It Kindly Stopp…

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