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6 aleontologist, punk legend and country artist – Greg Graffin is the epitome of a Renaissance man. Millport is…

Words and Photos by Teddie Taylor ne of the greatest parts of a Dillinger Escape Plan show is the extremity with whic…

8 ade Jackson had a lot of time to work on her craft. Growing up in a house that didn’t have space for a television o…

8 What we really hope to get across with our music is basically just: fuck what people think of you”, says vocalist C…

8 illed with teenage angst, killer riffs and subversive lyrics, Loom’s self-titled debut album brings the Seattle noi…

Words and Photos by Teddie Taylor he Russian Circles, Eagles of Death Metal and Mastodon tour has no opener. Each wit…

8 ust when we thought that nothing could surprise us or even excite us inside our immaturity and arrogance bubble any…

9 hile She Sleeps return with another bold statement to perforate eardrums and prove how a band can produce stellar r…

8 nigmatic cult metal collective John Frum have crafted an extremely chaotic, dynamic, and unorthodox album… even for…

9 ailing from Leuven, Belgium, Brutus deliver a mean line in jagged, disjointed, angular alternative rock. Stealing b…

8 here’s an instant appeal and gratification to Girlpool’s compositions, which seem to come out effortlessly. The ent…

7 hen a band releases an album following a reformation, sometimes it results in songs that try too hard, however the …

8 he depth of Mark Lanegan’s voice is unparalleled; his signature smooth-yet-gritty baritone has entranced listeners …

9 n the past, Father John Misty has been compared to the late Jim Morrison. The pair have created intelligent, humoro…

9 reated in the Image of Suffering is an abysmally powerful testament to the beauty generated by pain. Kristina Esfan…