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9 hiladelphia lo-fi punks Sheermag have returned with another small dose of their infectious and hooky melodies. Stic…

9 I don’t want to make art, I want to make money…” is how it begins, and immediately, you are buckled in and yo…

7 hile their earlier EPs showed the ability of Adam and Sam Sherry to create memorable, strikingly minimalist songs a…

9 rautonist are Dennis and Katharina and what they create together is the perfect combination of two different worlds…

9 he ‘90s was, both musically and socially, a unique time. As Nirvana infected minds and Rage Against The Machine hit…

7 illed as the last official Teen Suicide album before they return under a new moniker, still TBA, It’s The Big Joyou…

8 t’s quite easy to fall in love by this album. It’s honest and pushes all the right buttons in my being. Okay is per…

9 eels good to be in 2016 and still have that feeling that music can change us, somehow inspire us. We are more alive…

9 oing into Marissa Nadler music is like going into the middle of a forest in a foggy day and get lost in the beautie…

10 mazingly, there are still people out there who hanker after the Radiohead of twenty years ago. The Radiohead who s…

8 reys, the Toronto-based noise makers are back with their sophomore effort, the follow up to 2015’s Repulsion EP and…

8 Nautilus” begins Varmints with a rallying fanfare on repeat, akin to Philip Glass lost in a time loop as battering …

6 hen a band finds its “Sound” it can be similarly a boon and a curse. Sadly for Killswitch Engage it has started to …

7 This 6 man stone/sludge metal ensemble had already proven themselves as one of the most crushing bands of the last …

9 he last ten years have seen Wire revitalise themselves to a degree unlike any of their punk/post-punk/whatever cont…

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