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8 he beauty of Mutoid Man lays on the fact that their music is so urgent, so energetic, and so captivating that label…

7 he classic twist of evil, B-movie weirdness and the trademark lyrics mark the return of Wednesday 13 with his fines…

8 el Aviv’s Noga Erez doesn’t seem too concerned with sticking with a particular lane, in fact her debut album Off Th…

6 he current alternative metal scene is thriving, but for one reason or another, it seems that this is a genre often …

7 hristine is the experimental neofolk/ambient project from Marco Landi (Aseptic White Age) and it’s the first tale o…

Words: Miljan Milekić // Photos: Tamara Samardžić f there were any doubts, this tour blew them off. A Day To Remember…

8 orma Jean and The Chariot helped Josh Scogin achieve the hero status for thousands of people. The rock duo ’68 – Sc…

8 russels’ trio Animal Youth was born from the ashes of noise-punk band Siamese Queens and Animal is their debut albu…

Words and Photos by Teddie Taylor atecreeper, Youth Code and Code Orange performing on the same bill was the most div…

7 tlanta, GA’s The Coathangers are a hold-no-punches trio making catchy, empowering indie-rock. Just a year after the…

7 othic Tropic’s debut album Fast or Feast has proven a long time in the making. After releasing a string of early si…

9 ollowing several setbacks since forming Land of Talk back in 2006, Elizabeth Powell totally lost her will after rel…

7 hite Hills not only have been prolific, but they’ve also tried to navigate themselves into new territories of their…

8 klahoma City-based trio Idre have returned with their second album. Unforgiving Landscapes is in a way everything w…

7 apa Roach are back with their ninth studio album in a near 25 year career. That was a long ago when the Californian…