ALBUM REVIEW: King of the Slums – Our Favourite Trainers
THEY emerged from Hulme in 1986, breathing sour fire and an eagle eye for unfashionable detail. Second cousins of The Fall in the way they filtered and spat language to…
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EP Review: The Naked High – Tap Into The Evil
I could do a very simple review here. If you love hard rock with bluesy guitar, loud vocals and a hint of doom then this EP is brilliant, buy it.…
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Track: Sevendust – The Day I Tried To Live
Acclaimed US metal group Sevendust have unveiled a new lyric video for their cover of the Soundgarden classic ‘The Day I Tried To Live.’ The song is the first piece of new…
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TRACK: Race Banyon’s ‘Pressure Off’ drinks from the deep house well
EDDIE JOHNSTON, who is carving out something of a name for himself in his native New Zealand with a brace of contrasting musical identities, has released a rather tasty little…
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Album Review: Maceo Parker – Soul Food – Cooking With Maceo
Fans of Maceo have had a whole 8 years to wait for his latest studio album. Well let me tell you I don’t think they will be disappointed. Soul Food…
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Track: No Joy – Nothing Will Hurt and release lyric video
No Joy are back with Motherhood, their first full-length LP in five years. Here we bring you the second single off the record: a catchy, synthy, funky tune accompanied by…
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News: Asking Alexandria Release Physical Copies of Their New Album Like A House On Fire
As of Friday, June 26th, 2020 – ‘Like A House On Fire’, the critically acclaimed new album from Asking Alexandria, is available now in physical form from all retail stores via Sumerian Records. The album was…
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Track: Norwegian dark rockers Djerv return With ‘Throne’
Acclaimed Norwegian dark rockers Djerv have returned, releasing their first new music in almost a decade, a track called ‘Throne’. After some tough years for frontwoman Agnete, Djervare ready to restake their claim as one…
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Track: Brimstone Coven – The Inferno, plus new album news
West Virginia occult rockers BRIMSTONE COVEN have announced their upcoming fourth album ‘The Woes of a Mortal Earth’, due out August 21st and available to preorder now on Ripple Music. The new single taken…
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Album Review: Pottery – Welcome to Bobby’s Motel
If you asked a band what was the idea behind their new record and that record was called ‘Welcome to Bobby’s Motel’ and they told you that it was based…
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