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8 menra’s Masses have always leaned more towards the apocalyptic side of the spectrum, not entirely pitch-black but d…

6 umans suck, we all know that, we’re easily manipulated and our greed and lack of dignity is something that we see e…

9 ASSEDUCTION is the kind of record where every single track on it has the potential to appeal – whether lyrically or…

8 ÄR is a two-piece experimental project hailing from Brakel, Belgium. Comprised by An-Sofie De Meyer (vocals, sample…

8 nuckle Puck’s sophomore album, Shapeshifter, is a game changer for the genre, not only because it’s a rollercoaster…

8 ot saying that As You Please is a complete departure from Everybody Is Going To Heaven, but it’s for sure the perfe…

7 olorado sludge trio Primitive Man have always seemed more palatable on EP than on full-lengths, simply because taki…

8 n their sophomore effort, Yumi Zouma are ready to conquer the dream pop world with one of the most engaging and wel…

6 or almost ten years, Necro Deathmort have been building a strong career as ambitious composers of experimental, oft…

6 eaven Upside Down is seeing the light of day over seven months after its initial supposed release date; while the r…

9 eep breath. A whirlwind inside of my head as I scatter my brain to find the right words to capture your attention w…

7 f Celeste could ever have been criticised for anything, it’d maybe be being too intense. Infidèle(s) isn’t entirely…

8 ince My Chemical Romance called it a day, the band’s former guitarist Frank Iero has been non-stop releasing …

8 erhaps because NY has never been short of legends, it’s all too easy to overlook Unsane’s achievements over the pas…

8 elatives in Descent, the fourth full-length of the Detroit powerhouse quartet Protomartyr is far from exist as just…

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