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7 here are countless ways to describe Neurosis’ art and impact. Saying they’re one of the best to ever do it and that…

6 f Mice & Men have been classed as revivalists, true pioneers of the genre that they choose to play. Their new r…

7 jangly guitar infused, shaggy haired, harmony0singing throwback to a time when chart music was full of well crafted…

7 Weird, for lack of a better word, is good. Weird is right. Weird works. Weird clarifies, cuts through and captures …

7 ake a dash of Bowie, a smattering of Nick Cave and plonk them down in the middle of a Cormac McCarthy novel and you…

8 gainst Me! are a band situated between the rush of fire and the refreshing clean air. That’s the contrast that unfo…

8 risbane trio Columbus are finally releasing their debut album, Spring Forever. Nostalgic and strangely addictive, t…

7 strong focus on layered dynamics, pummelling sludge grooves and corkscrewing sonics puts Latvian trio TESA in a sim…

8 he Album Leaf is the solo musical adventure by Jimmy LaValle – guitarist of San Diego’s post-rock band Tristeza. Be…

7 he Wounded Kings are one of the few bands that still capture the pure essence of doom. Britain’s occult heritage is…

9 omitface may sound filthy, noisy and possibly crazy. But like all true expressions of artistic insanity and erratic…

8 ver the course of five years and almost 70 releases, Jay Gambit’s blackened noise unit Crowhurst has made the seren…

7 appy Diving are loud and energetic, but with a very strong pop sensibility. Their previous albums – Big World…

9 xploded View is a new collaborative project helmed by German/UK political-journalist-turned-musician/singer Anika a…

8 onest and emotionally heavy, Black Foxxes’ debut album is way more than just another generic rock album, it’s a ful…