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7 The Chicago trio have always expressed through their music a high level of passion and commitment. This combined wi…

ollowing the brilliant self-released All Bitches Die opus in 2017 (re-released by Profound Lore Records in 2018), Lin…

f you’re looking for a proper punk label to follow and you are not familiar with La Vida Es Un Mus, you may start cle…

our years ago, Torche released Restarter, but for some reason it failed to meet expectations. With that in mind, I’m …

9 nitially conceived as a solo project of Converge founder Jacob Bannon, it evolved into a five-piece band and this i…

ith bands such as Systemik Viølence set to bringing danger (and spit) back to punk, while declaring war on the so-cal…

8 rom a sturdy, rhythmic Viking rowboat beat of drums and bass, builds a dreamy, repetitive and sumptuous blend of mu…

9 ike some kind of demented, peyote smoking outlaw cabaret member. A camp, psychedelic cowboy or some sort of Cirque …

5 t is truly fascinating to witness the evolution of Baroness’ sound. In a decade and a half of releases, Baroness we…

8 here is something immediately disarming of Weyes Blood. An astute, alluring, seductive lounge quality simmers and b…

he tragic death of Caleb Scoffield was an earth-shattering moment for many heavy music fans around the globe. Scoffie…

onestly, I have to say that Lungbutter’s debut album is a genre-bending gem. Honey has the ability to engage your int…

9 ust when you thought you knew what to expect from a band that you have spent your youth listening to, the band deci…

ighttime Stories is Pelican’s first full length in six years and also marks the band’s first release written front to…

9 hen Dylan Carlson loosed Hex upon the dusty, barren stereos of droneheads back in ’05, it wasn’t just a welcome ret…