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9 mbient, trance-y, space rock futurism from Toronto; a town that never really went by the usual way of things, Austr…

8 ans of Unearthly Trance have long known that they can deliver acute depression with a single chord but the progress…

8 aiting for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard to put out new work is always like drawing from a lucky dip; you ne…

8 or an album sharing its release date with Donald Trump’s inauguration, Foxygen’s newest effort is oddly fitting to …

9 ur society is really fucked up at the moment and, now more than ever, there is a need to do something about it. Luc…

8 t the end of the day we all believe in something. We all believe in the creator, whether you believe in God or you …

8 he D.C. metal pioneers are back with their ninth full-length album, Godless Prophets & The Migrant Flora, which…

9 here is an intimidating aura surrounding Kendrick Lamar – the erstwhile Kung Fu Kenny; his last album To Pimp A But…

7 f there’s one thing twenty years can teach you, it’s that time is precious. Maybe that’s why Sacred never let’s up …

8 elbourne’s The Smith Street Band are back with their fourth full-length, More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me, a p…

7 f ZU’s past works were steeped in the sounds of the Occident, Jhator is undoubtedly their channelling of the soul o…

8 lanning For Burial, known for its universally personal lyrics and melancholic, forlorn droning, is extraordinary in…

9 ode Orange have deconstructed the definition of hardcore and rewritten it for themselves. In 2014, I Am King placed…

8 mmm, but this is nice. It’s quite possible you feel the need for some soothing cleansing right now, a perfumed bubb…

6 oincidence, the debut EP from Brno (Czech Republic) based metalcore mob Countless is a nice and very welcome surpri…