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Album Review: Evil Blizzard – Everybody Come To Church

Evil Blizzard, one of the slightly less conventional acts (and we’re not just talking about the masks) to grace the current music scene are all set to release there follow up…

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Album Review: The Underground Youth – ‘Haunted’

The Underground Youth return with yet another vinyl masterpiece, their latest triumph, in the shape of ‘Haunted’. Such is the buzz, for those in the know, around The Underground Youth –…

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Album Review: Low — Ones and Sixes

Twenty-one years is a long time to be in a band. It’s quite a long time to be married. It’s a really, unbelievably long time to be married to someone…

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Album Review: Slayer – Repentless

One of the scariest moments I ever had at a concert(besides that Petra concert at the Notre Dame ACC when I was 17…long story) was the Clash of the Titans…

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Say Psych: Album Review – Take A Lover by Early Mammal

If you like dirty low down psychedelic blues rock then I would suggest that you are going to love this third album by Early Mammal, on the ever reliable Riot…

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Say Psych: Album Review, Frid by Hills

Hills are one of my favourite bands, and the 2011 album ‘Master Sleeps’ is one of my most played. I love the coming together of dance rhythms with drone and…

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Album Review: Lucy Rose -Work it Out

Lucy Rose has moved on since the release of her folk fuelled debut album Like I Used To. While her vocals continue to have a distinctly delicate sound anyone who…

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Album Review: Halsey – ‘Badlands’

It’s a rare thing to find an album that is a complete experience, where it’s emotions, themes and atmosphere jump right out of the audio and leave you with the…

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EP: Dario D’Attis – This Piano, That Chord EP

Italian producer Dario D’Attis has already had some success, releasing records through labels such as Hive Audio, Nervous Records and SSOH, but his new EP ‘This Piano, That Chord’ Is…

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Album Review: Beirut – No No No

At its best ‘No No No’ is cheerful, breezy, spirit-lifting. But that same lightness is also what holds it back from being anything more than a solid, ultimately not-very-remarkable listen.…

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