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8 ig Destroyer have already consolidated themselves as one of the 21st Century’s most revered acts within Extreme Met…

7 onjuring memories of classic eighties experimental electronica, brimming with an inventive, teasingly naïve charm t…

7 et in fictionalized version of the seaside resort town of Blackpool, where pop-punk contemporaries Boston Manor gre…

9 hiladelphia five-piece Jesus Piece come pummeling to your record player with a boulder heavy take on Hardcore and a…

7 or those looking for some brutally honest alternative music, Basement Revolver, a young Canadian indie rock band, a…

8 t’s all too easy to compare Kjetil Nernes to iconoclasts gone by – there’s certainly plenty of Nick Cave’s fire-and…

9 mma Ruth Rundle’s third solo full length studio album On Dark Horses does not ask for permission to come in: as soo…

9 nna Calvi’s third studio album, Hunter, is a co-mingling of art pop and suave vocals in between ethereal nods towar…

8 “The point of life is that it ends.” It’s telling that Uniform chose to adorn copies of their third full-length wit…

10 bsolutely freaking perfect- this is the best way to describe Dance on the Blacktop, the third album by Nothing, un…

Across the nation, at local emo nights, Taking Back Sunday’s ‘MakeDamSure’ is an early 2000’s staple on every local D…

7 hough black metal, punk and death metal have all, to a degree, had their heavyweights, crossover bands have always …

DIRECTOR: Paul Schrader STARRING: Ethan Hawke, Amanda Seyfried, Cedric the Entertainer, Victora Hill, Michael Gaston,…

8 he boys are back! After the onslaught of dejected Noise Rock of Success (which was of invaluable help with my trans…

8 on’t let anybody tell you differently: the world is messed up and it feels that it is falling apart quite fast and …