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ighttime Stories is Pelican’s first full length in six years and also marks the band’s first release written front to…

9 hen Dylan Carlson loosed Hex upon the dusty, barren stereos of droneheads back in ’05, it wasn’t just a welcome ret…

an Mackaye once said: “I think anger is a really beautiful thing when it’s put to work”. Petrol Girls are one of the …

8 n the last few years we’ve been witnessing a kind of revival of music that dives deep in those old psych rock album…

he wait is over; Rammstein’s new untitled album has landed and you will headbang while listening to it. You will head…

s soon as you press “play”, it’s rather clear that you are listening to a Full of Hell record: the demented screams, …

is the appropriately named third studio effort from all-female punk collective NOTS, a title that also references the…

9 e’ve all heard the line about old punks standing in the back, but from the sounds of their latest album, Bad Religi…

ome albums just have magic stitched into it’s very fiber. Albums like Tommy, The Wall, Grace and News Of The World – …

8 here are many ways to try and pigeonhole ECW and their debut LP – a devastating fusion of Julie Christmas and Kowlo…

6 he shiny, jagged rock riffs of the American all-female trio Ex Hex burst from the speakers within seconds of the pl…

9 ith Panorama La Dispute prove once again that they are one of the most talented and creative post-hardcore /emo ban…

9 his kind of hyperactive pop-rock that is missing from the airwaves all too much these days. Super speedy, highly ca…

10 ulia Jacklin, the Australian singer-songwriter who introduced herself to the world with a promising 2016 debut ent…

9 eveloping a sound that works is fundamental. Overlapping that sound with major tweaks is challenging but ultimately…