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Say Psych: Album Review, Stellar Prophecy by Black Rainbows

I have only recently come across Italian three-piece Black Rainbows. The stoner rock band’s ‘Hawkdope’ album from last year was one that grabbed me immediately when I first heard it…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Mirror by GNOD

Darkness Numbness Anger Hopelessness Emptiness Despair All words to describe how many of us have felt since May 7th 2015 as the forces of capitalism got a huge nose…

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Album Review: Gwen Stefani – This Is What The Truth Feels Like

Gwen Stefani has always been one of our cooler and kookier pop stars. Her strange fashions, and love for sampling musicals to make quirky but credible hits have always helped…

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Album Review: White Denim – Stiff

I’m not sure when it first occurred to me, but I’ve now spent many years coming to terms with the fact that I have a problem with rock and roll.…

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Album ReviewBlack Mountain – IV

I’m on my third listen of Black Mountain’s newest opus, the labyrinthine IV. It should be no surprise that I will need a few more listens before I’ve covered all…

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Album Review: ZAYN – “Mind of Mine”

Zayn Malik has certainly made plenty of headlines in the recent months and years, but now he has also made a record and apparently, made up his mind too. “Mind…

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Album Review: James – “Girl At the End of the World”

James are heading for their 35th year together as a band so it’s something of a surprise to learn that their latest album, their 12th studio album, came very close…

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Album Reivew: American Head Charge – Tango Unbrella

A decade after their last full length release “The Feeding” the reformed and recalibrated American Head Charge are back with long awaited new album Tango Umbrella the follow up to…

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Album Review: Yeasayer – Amen & Goodbye

Ask the average guy on the street what they know about Yeasayer, and they’ll probably sing you their sing-a-long anthem ‘O.N.E’. And indeed, why not? It is without doubt a…

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Album Review: Cullen Omori – New Misery

By Ryan Jameson Weaver And just like that, former Smith Westerns front man Cullen Omori has proven his right. He has proven not only that he can endure, but that…

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