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News: Chromatics announce new album & video for ‘Black Walls’

Portland-based four piece Chromatics this week confirmed that they will have a new album out in the Autumn on Italians Do It Better. The four piece made up of Ruth Radelet, Johnny…

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Say Psych: Track: RF Shannon – Tooth Ache

RF Shannon is the psychedelic-folk project of Shane Renfro. Having recently returned to the US from a European tour playing alongside Jess Williamson supporting Kevin Morby, Renfro is gearing up…

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Meet: Hush interview

I sit down to interview Hush in Sheffield’s Café Totem ahead of their single launch at nearby Record Junkee. Their new track “King and Queen” is reviewed here whilst their…

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ALBUM REVIEW: Five Finger Death Punch- And Justice For None

The last couple of years have seen some turbulent times for Vegas five piece Five Finger Death Punch. From addiction, to rehab, to claims they had disbanded following members quitting-…

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Album Review: Pinkshinyultrablast – Miserable Miracles

Pinkshinyultrablast, Russia’s finest export, have released their third album ‘Miserable Miracles’, out now digitally and on vinyl through premiere shoegaze ambassadors Club AC30 (UK) and Shelflife (USA). With vocalist Lyubov…

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See: Elysian Divide release new video for Love is War

London metal newcomers Elysian Divide have released their new video for ‘Love Is War’. Taken from their upcoming debut release ‘Face Behind The Mask’, ‘Love Is War’ perfectly showcases singer…

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Say Psych: Album Review: The Third Sound – All Tomorrow’s Shadows

The Third Sound is the solo project of Icelandic musician Hákon Aðalsteinsson who used to play in cult Reykjavik rock’n’roll bandits Singapore Sling and currently plays in Brian Jonestown Massacre.…

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Classic Album: Iron Maiden – Piece of Mind

As Backseat Mafia’s ongoing series of Buyers and Beginners Guides demonstrate, picking your way around a discography of a well established musical act can be full of pitfalls and delightfully…

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Album Review : Beach House’s ‘7’

It took me a bit before I truly could appreciate the magic of Beach House’s music. The Baltimore band’s appeal eluded me their first couple records. What I’d heard off…

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Not Forgotten: AC/DC – Powerage

It’s hard to consider that AC/DC could have an album that could be overlooked, but Powerage, slotted between 1977’s Let There Be Rock, the album that first saw them achieve…

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