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8 ock band Out Came The Wolves have embarked on creating energy with their record Strange Fate. The act, fit in with …

8 etrol Girls’ Talk of Violence is urgent, direct and important. Tackling issues from feminism to patriarchal rule to…

8 ess Williamson’s voice is mesmerizing, haunting and strange. Heart Song, her second LP, is beautiful and elegiac in…

9 ike Watt was backed by Eddie Vedder, Dave Grohl, Pat Smear, and William Goldsmith on his 1995 Ring Spiel tour, but …

8 etribution. The word alone invokes all sort of extremely complicated discussions. The new album by Inuit throat sin…

8 hirteen years after the unfortunate discontinuation of Superjoint Ritual, the band has finally returned for their l…

9 hildish Gambino’s third album, “Awaken, My Love!”, might not illustrate originality in its most pure and conservati…

8 voice rises wraithlike from squalls of white noise and an avalanche of percussion; searing blasts of distortion sub…

8 ight on the heels of Ween’s resurrection, Dean Ween releases The Deaner Album with his solo project, the Dean Ween …

7 ith Atrophy being intended as “a record about the absurdity of life and of human existence”, it’s certain that it w…

9 espite being a prolific collaborator for the past fifty years, Peter Brotzmann doesn’t really need anyone else. Tha…

9 he metal heads will love this. The new album, The Stage, from California band Avenged Sevenfold is rough and ready,…

9 ave you ever wondered what would make a good soundtrack for those moments of chaos? Those moments that you can’t ga…

5 ny Dani Filth fans who enjoy his vocals will find plenty to like in this album as he experiments with a wider range…

8 ack in April, SiXX:A.M. released their strongly good Vol. 1, Prayers of The Damned. Now, they return with the Vol. …