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8 In art, a pentimento is an alteration in a painting, evidence that the artist has changed his or her mind during th…

9 Let’s face the facts: straightforward rock n’ roll is fucking boring nowadays, everything sounds the same and copyc…

8 In 2010 a jazz band released their fifth album, Blackjazz. From the more “conventional” jazz to a mixture between j…

8 Early this year, Baltimore’s Wildhoney released their really great debut album, Sleep Through It, and it was hard n…

9 Some might say that punk rock doesn’t need a saviour, some might say that the whole grunge scene is a thing again. …

8 Black, dirty and hard. Protomartyr is the perfect music made in the perfect place: Detroit. Once one of the most in…

8 It’s hard to imagine putting Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme in a room and not getting something electrifying. It’s bee…

9 “This record is kind of the apology, the confession and the acceptance of the ways I’ve felt shame in my life and t…

8 Foxing is not a band that can fit in a specific scene, the way they portray art goes beyond any kind of breaking bo…

7 Clutch are, with almost 25 years of activity, a complete powerhouse and one of the most striking acts in the contem…

9 Sore but happy. That’s the feeling you will get after listening to Dilly Dally’s debut album. After eight years in …

8 Old-fashion, full of emo clichés and hype, fresh, incendiary, catchy, brutally honest and punk as fuck. Well, Beach…

9 “So it would seem to be true / When cruel birth debases, we forget / When cruel death debases / We believe it erase…

8 Windhand’s third full-length album, Grief’s Infernal Flower, is the culmination of a goal, a high point (it would b…

8 You can’t disassociate John Lydon from PIL and you can’t do the contrary either, because one cannot exist without t…

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