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Album Review: Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes – End Of Suffering

Frank Carter has dipped his toe in many musical genres, beginning his career in Gallows, moving onto Pure Love and now onto The Rattlesnakes. He’s never been one to shy…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Juju – Maps and Territory

Gioele Valenti is set to release Maps & Territory, the new album of Juju, out on 29 May through Fuzz Club Records. The follow up to Our Mother Was A…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Dune Sea – Dune Sea

Dune Sea are a power trio from Norway, playing a blend of stoner rock, shoegaze and space rock. The Trondheim based outfit are often compared with bands such as Hawkwind,…

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Album Review: Japan Suicide – Ki

A year and a half after the release of their magnificent album ‘Sante Sangré’, Italy’s goth maestros Japan Suicide are back with ‘Ki’, a masterful and complex album that further…

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Album Review: Calexico & Iron Wine – Years to Burn

“Life is hard. Awesome. And scary as shit. But it can lift you up if you let it,” These are the things Sam & Joey write about now. And the…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Gnoomes – Mu!

When Russian outfit Gnoomes released their 2017 LP Tschak! it came after a turbulent period that saw Sasha Piankov temporarily imprisoned for smoking cannabis and also narrowly avoiding mandatory service…

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Say Psych: Album Review: The Pinheads – Is This Real?

Australian 6 piece garage rockers The Pinheads have joined the Stolen Body Records family and are set release their new LP Is This Real? in the UK and Europe with…

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Say Psych: Album Review: Tajak – Amsterdam 211

After a string of highly successful and well attended UK dates last year, Mexico’s Tajak have been picked up by Dirty Filthy Records to offer their debut release, Amsterdam 211,…

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Album Review: Interpol – A Fine Mess

It’s a drab Wednesday afternoon here in Leeds; I peer out the window to see concrete walls stained with rain and a sky as dour as the people walking in…

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Album artwork for The Departure by Siobhan Wilson

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Album Review: Siobhan Wilson – The Departure

Siobhan Wilson invites us to join her on an expedition through concepts of identity and independence on mesmerising new album The Departure. Siobhan Wilson is celebrating independence in many ways.…

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