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9 here’s a lot to take in with American Fall, Anti-Flag’s tenth full-length proves that the Pittsburgh punks haven’t …

Words & Photos: Teddie Taylor hen it was announced that Perturbator was performing in New Orleans, I was skeptica…

8 ERA, the moniker of the Norwegian-born Anna Lena Bruland, portrays with her debut album, Reflection Of Youth, “a tu…

9 here’s a reason for the Massachusetts-based band Converge being considered one of the benchmarks in terms of qualit…

7 he Used are one of those legendary acts which slip in between the lines of screams and heartbreak. The band from Ut…

7 mashing Pumpkins frontman, William Patrick Corgan returns with his second solo album Ogilala. Totally stripped down…

8 rguably the most important thing to take from listening All Pigs Must Die’s latest studio album is that their const…

9 ardcore will always be a lifestyle, it’s easy to relate to a genre with its intensity and urgency. Baltimore’s hard…

7 arlier this year, Modern Baseball announced that they were taking a break. With the Philly crew on a hiatus, Jake E…

9 eel Something is an album that refuses to be pigeonholed by anyone’s standards of “what alternative rock should be.…

7 nding a five-year absence, Hanne Hukkelberg returns with Trust, her fifth studio album and probably the most ambiti…

8 ooting itself in the predatory clanks and biomechanical pulses of Cold Meat Industry and Coil, New Model might be c…

8 evin Devine returns with We Are Who We’ve Always Been, a stripped down and more intimate reimagining of his 2016 br…

8 here’s no doubt that the decision to continue following the death of Johnny Morrow in 2002 will rub some people up …

8 menra’s Masses have always leaned more towards the apocalyptic side of the spectrum, not entirely pitch-black but d…